Germany's AfD unveils radical program: euro exit, sovereign states, border control
The AfD's program proposes ending the euro, a Europe of sovereign states, and total border control. Discover its key points.
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
The German party **AfD** advocates for a Europe of sovereign states, the end of the euro, and strict border controls, proposing a radical shift from current European policy.
## Europe of sovereign states
The AfD's program defends a reconfiguration of the European Union, betting on a "Europe of sovereign states." This implies, according to its approach, the possibility of an exit if this vision does not materialize. One of the most forceful proposals is the end of the euro as a common currency, suggesting a return to national currencies.
## Migration and political control
The political party also places strong emphasis on border control, promoting "total control." At the same time, they propose an eight-year limit for professional politicians in the exercise of their functions, seeking renewal and less permanence in public office. Asylum is contemplated, but with a procedure that would be processed in a specific way.
## Europe of sovereign states
The AfD's program defends a reconfiguration of the European Union, betting on a "Europe of sovereign states." This implies, according to its approach, the possibility of an exit if this vision does not materialize. One of the most forceful proposals is the end of the euro as a common currency, suggesting a return to national currencies.
## Migration and political control
The political party also places strong emphasis on border control, promoting "total control." At the same time, they propose an eight-year limit for professional politicians in the exercise of their functions, seeking renewal and less permanence in public office. Asylum is contemplated, but with a procedure that would be processed in a specific way.
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