In recent weeks, six candidates from the far-right German party AfD have died, leading to the emergence of conspiracy theories. The police have confirmed that there is no evidence of crimes related to these deaths, but new ballots will be needed. AfD, classified as far-right extremist, hopes for success in the local elections in North Rhine-Westphalia. Although the party's co-chair has not addressed the speculation, a local leader has called for an investigation without conspiracy theories. The deaths have been described as either natural or confidential.
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Partidul german de extremă dreapta AfD este afectat de o serie de decese ale candidaţilor înaintea unui important scrutin local, ceea ce a dat naştere rapid unor teorii ale conspiraţiei
Partidul german de extremă dreapta AfD suferă o serie de decese ale candidaților înaintea alegerilor locale – BBC
Germany's far-right AfD suffers series of candidate deaths ahead of local vote
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