The cancellation of a TV debate between Green candidate Habeck and AfD candidate Weidel has sparked significant debate in German politics. While the focus shifted to a debate featuring Scholz and Merz, critics argue that this decision undermines equal opportunities for all candidates.
Concerns have been raised about the public broadcasters' independence and their role in maintaining a 'firewall' against the AfD. Protests against the AfD's campaign have also emerged, highlighting societal divisions.
As the political landscape shifts, the implications of these decisions resonate deeply, prompting discussions about representation and the responsibilities of media outlets in democratic discourse. With an early federal election set for February 23, the stakes are higher than ever.
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