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The Left party won in Berlin and the far-right Alternative for Germany party won in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, reflecting a growing antiestablishment sentiment among German voters. These outcomes suggest a shift in political preferences away from conventional parties.
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The Left party won in Berlin and the far-right Alternative for Germany party won in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, reflecting a growing antiestablishment sentiment among German voters. These outcomes suggest a shift in political preferences away from conventional parties.
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Victories by far left and far right show Germans sick of politics as usual
Left and far-right parties win elections in Germany, reflecting antiestablishment sentiment