Protesters and police clash as Germany’s far-right AfD begin conference
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A congress for Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party which kicked off in the western city of Essen on Saturday has been met with thousands of protesters.
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By Sophie Tanno and Lucas Lilieholm, CNN (CNN) — Protesters have clashed with police as a conference of Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party got underway in the western city of Essen on Saturday.
Some demonstrators protesting a congress by the far-right AfD party in the city of Essen have clashed with police. Around 100,000 protesters are expected in the western city, with violence feared from leftist extremists.
Two police officers were injured during protests outside the Alternative for Germany party congress in Essen. Inside, the far-right party reelected Tino Chrupalla and Alice Weidel for another two years.
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