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Alice Elisabeth Weidel ( Gütersloh, 6 de fevereiro de 1979) é uma política alemã. Juntamente com Alexander Gauland, ela foi a principal candidata do seu partido de extrema-direita nacionalista, Alternativa para a Alemanha, nas eleições federais na Alemanha em 2017.
- Early Life and Career
- Politics
- Political Positions
- Controversies
- Personal Life
- Selected Publications
Weidel was born in Gütersloh and grew up in Versmold, where she graduated from a Christliches Jugenddorfwerk Deutschlands (CJD) Gymnasium in 1998. She studied economics and business administration at the University of Bayreuth and graduated as one of the best in the year in 2004. After receiving her undergraduate university degree, Weidel went to w...
Alternative for Germany
Weidel joined the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in October 2013. According to Weidel, she was first attracted to the party due to her opposition to the Euro. She was elected to the federal executive committee of the AfD in June 2015. In April 2017 she was elected co-Lead Candidate of the party. She is the first lesbian woman to serve as a lead candidate of her party. She has been identified by the media as belonging to the more moderate conservative Alternative Mittefaction within the AfD.
AfD donation scandal
The Switzerland-based property billionaire Henning Conle supported AfD. He donated a total of 132,000 euros by means of straw men for the 2017 federal election campaignof Alice Weidel. Conle disguised his donation from Switzerland in 18 tranches. The AfD had to pay the Bundestaga high fine for this donation, but Weidel and three other officials went unpunished.
Religion
At the end of 2017, Weidel accused the Catholic Church and the Protestant Church in Germany of "playing the same inglorious role that they played in the Third Reich", accusing both churches of being "thoroughly politicized" and stating that AfD is "the only Christian party that still exists" in Germany. Such statements were dismissed by the Catholic German Bishops' Conferenceand the Evangelical Church as "polemics" and "derailment".
Immigration
Weidel has criticized the immigration policies of Angela Merkel, stating that "the country will be destroyed through this immigration policy. Donald Trump said that Merkel is insane and I absolutely agree with that. It is a completely nonsensical form of politics that is being followed here." She has called for the German government to invest in "special economic zones" in the Middle East to encourage educated and skilled persons to remain in their home countries and avoid the possibility of...
European Union
Weidel supports continued German membership in the European Union; however, she has called for economically weak states, such as Greece, to leave. Despite her stance on German membership of the EU, she believes that Germany should withdraw from the Eurozone.She has also stated that Brexitwas a 'a model for Germany, that one can make a sovereign decision like that'
TV show "political correctness" incident
In April 2017, Weidel railed against political correctness, claiming that it belonged in the "dustbin of history". In response, on 27 April, TV presenter Christian Ehring of the satire program extra 3 addressed this, saying "That's right! Let's put an end to political correctness. The Nazi slut is right. Was this incorrect enough? I hope so!" Weidel sued the channel seeking to forbid re-airing of the program, and on 17 May the Hamburg District Court ruled against her, stating that a public fi...
Illegal immigration incident
A September 2017 report by Die Zeit claimed that Weidel had illegally hired a Syrian refugee to do housework at her home in Switzerland. The report also alleged that the asylum seeker did not have a written work contract, nor were there invoices for her work. Weidel responded in a tweet that the Die Zeitreport was "fake news" and "false" and Weidel's lawyer stated that Weidel had a Syrian stay at her home as a guest but not as a worker.
Border revisionism
In June 2023, Weidel commented on the election polls results in former East Germany, stating that AfD has a great support in this region. However, she referred to the region as Mitteldeutschland (central Germany), suggesting that the so-called Recovered Territoriesare part of Germany, which caused controversies among the Polish politicians.
Weidel is in a relationship with Sarah Bossard, a woman who lives in Einsiedeln, Switzerland, and is originally from Sri Lanka; she works as a film producer. Weidel lives in both Berlin and Einsiedeln, and stated in 2017 that she primarily resides in the former. She and her partner are in a civil union and have two adopted children.
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Alice Elisabeth Weidel (* 6. Februar 1979 in Gütersloh ) ist eine deutsche Politikerin ( AfD ). Bei der Bundestagswahl 2017 bildete sie mit Alexander Gauland das Spitzenkandidaten-Duo .
22 de jan. de 2024 · Alice Weidel, uma das líderes do partido de extrema direita Alternativa para a Alemanha (AfD, na sigla original), elogiou a saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia (UE) e afirmou que país é um “modelo para a Alemanha” em entrevista ao Financial Times, publicada nesta segunda-feira, 22.
Alice Weidel, uma das líderes do partido de extrema direita Alternativa para a Alemanha (AfD, na sigla original), elogiou a saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia (UE) e afirmou que país é um "modelo para a Alemanha" em entrevista ao Financial Times, publicada nesta segunda-feira, 22.
Há 2 dias · Alice Weidel, the co-leader of Germany’s right-wing AfD party, said the victory of Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in the first round of France’s legislative election is something to emulate.
19 de dez. de 2023 · Alice Weidel’s laments for the decline of Germany, and broadsides against immigrants, strike a chord among voters. Photograph: dpa.
