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Las elecciones alemanas

Streeck, W.

Publication date

October 2017

Language

Spanish; Castilian

Abstract

AfD parece estar cerca de tomar el poder, pero la verdad es que nadie pactará con ellos. Están tan excluidos del gobierno como lo está el Partido de Izquierda (Die Linke)

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