A significant protest took place in Berlin with at least 160,000 attendees, condemning the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) for its collaboration with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) during parliamentary discussions on tightening asylum laws. Protesters chanted slogans against CDU leader Friedrich Merz, who has sought to distance himself from any potential alliance with the AfD ahead of upcoming elections. Despite CDU's lead in polls, the party faces criticism for its dealings with far-right factions, sparking public outrage as they navigate their electoral strategy amidst widespread discontent.
Protesters expressed their anger against conservative CDU leader Friedrich Merz for daring to collaborate with the far-right AfD, chanting 'Shame on you CDU'.
The cooperation between Germany's conservatives and the far right AfD prompted a rally in Berlin, gathering at least 160,000 participants.
Friedrich Merz stated emphatically, 'There will be no cooperation from us with the AfD,' as he sought to distance his party from the far-right.
The CDU/CSU leads in opinion polls with the AfD in second place, highlighting the tension as they face elections in three weeks.
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