The Alternative for Germany’s (AfD) plan is to reform the European Union (EU), not to leave it in some kind of “Dexit,” member of the European Parliament (MEP) for the AfD Tomasz Froelich says.
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00:00AFD has stated in its draft election manifesto that it wants to leave the EU and also the
00:07Euro. Is this something the party will enact if you become the government? And is this
00:14really popular within Germany?
00:16First of all, we want... This is just a draft and we will hold our party congress this weekend
00:27and then we will decide on the problem of the upcoming election. So this is not set
00:32in stone. We will see the result and we don't want to leave the European Union. We want
00:39to reform the European Union because for the moment it's something that doesn't work. We
00:45have to be honest, it doesn't work. So we want to reform the European Union. But as
00:52I said, this is not set in stone since it is just a draft. We will decide on our problem
00:58this weekend when we will have our party convention in Riesa in Eastern Germany and for the moment
01:06it's just... We can just speculate on our party problem. We will see. I don't think
01:10that we will vote for a dexit and I don't think that we will vote for leaving the Euro
01:17in general.