Conflictos

Ultraderecha desafía la política migratoria de Ángela Merkel

Grupo extremista Pro Chemnitz convocó a una nueva manifestación tras el asesinato de un alemán de 35 años

Right wing demonstrators light flares on August 27, 2018 in Chemnitz, eastern Germany, following the death of a 35-year-old German national who died in hospital after a "dispute between several people of different nationalities", according to the police.
The far-right street movement PEGIDA called for a second day of protests in Chemnitz in ex-communist eastern Germany after the alleged fatal stabbing of a German man by a foreigner. / AFP PHOTO / Odd ANDERSEN
Right wing demonstrators light flares on August 27, 2018 in Chemnitz, eastern Germany, following the death of a 35-year-old German national who died in hospital after a "dispute between several people of different nationalities", according to the police. The far-right street movement PEGIDA called for a second day of protests in Chemnitz in ex-communist eastern Germany after the alleged fatal stabbing of a German man by a foreigner. / AFP PHOTO / Odd ANDERSEN ODD ANDERSEN
El grupo de extrema derecha Pro Chemnitz realiza una protesta en la entrada del estadio de Chemnitz FC, el 30 de agosto del 2018. Foto: AFP (ODD ANDERSEN/AFP)

Chemnitz, Alemania. La extrema derecha alemana congregó este jueves un millar de personas en Chemnitz contra la política migratoria de Angela Merkel, luego de un asesinato ocurrido en esta ciudad de la ex República Democrática Alemana (ex-RDA), convertida ahora en epicentro de protestas de la ultraderecha contra los extranjeros y la canciller.

A diferencia de anteriores protestas, la manifestación, llena de banderas alemanas, se disolvió en calma.

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