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The election scheduled for February 23 in Germany is expected to be a decisive time for the European Union. The polls point to a possible triumph of the CDU, which could form a coalition with the Social Democrats, a movement that would seek to stabilize the European establishment. However, recently, several jihadist attacks have altered the political scenario, increasing the expectations of voting by the far -right party, AFD, which could surprise the authorities.
The fear of European establishment
Surveys experts already point to the possibility of a significant hidden vote mass for AfD. This situation has led to a palpable concern between the European elites. If this party wins about 30% of the votes, the health cord that has been established against the far right could be broken, generating a radical change in the political dynamics of the continent.
An impact on global alliances
An ultra -conservative government in Germany could leave figures like Ursula von der Leyen, Emmanuel Macron and Pedro Sánchez in a delicate situation, exposed to a new international landscape. The current situation is a reflection of a paradigm shift that has been developing for years, marked by the migratory crisis and dissatisfaction with the bureaucratic elite.
The boldness of Euro-Seceticism
Euroscepticism has grown gradually, beginning with the periphery with countries like Poland and Hungary, and has spread to the heart of Europe. Open immigration policies and progressive ideas have lost support, giving way to more conservative governments seeking to regain sovereignty.
A reaction of the elites
In the face of this changing landscape, the European elites have reacted increasing their investments in ideological propaganda. A recent study by Thomas Fazi reveals a complex funding system aimed at NGOs and Think Tanks that promote a progressive agenda. With a budget that exceeds 1.8 billion euros, the CERV (Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values) initiative seeks to counteract the rise of the far right.
The numbers behind the propaganda
This machinery has funded more than 3,000 organizations that align with EU values. Some of the most relevant entities include EurocentraSian Lesbian Community with 6 million euros, and Oxfam, which has received 3.4 million euros. This expense has caused controversy, especially in countries where these ideas are seen as an external interference.
An uncertain future for the European Union
The current situation in Europe is a reflection of a wider struggle between progressive ideas and far -right voices. The tensions are palpated in the air, and the reaction of the establishment is evident with the attacks on informative platforms that have challenged their monopoly. It is clear that Europe’s political leadership is at a crucial moment, and the globalist elite is facing an unprecedented challenge.