El triunfo de AfD en Sajonia tensa las relaciones entre PP y Vox

Germany's far-right AfD party won big in Saxony elections, creating its first real crack in the alliance between Spain's PP and Vox. La Provincia reports that Vox is now pushing the European PP to let the German neo-Nazi party govern. Meanwhile, PP leadership is mocking Vox with jokes about "far-left and far-right" deals working together.
The two Spanish right-wing parties have governed together in several regions for years. But the AfD's Saxony success has exposed a major split in how they see European extremism.
Abascal's Vox party is pressuring the European PP not to block the AfD from taking power in Saxony. El Correo Gallego says Vox is essentially telling the PP: don't stop our allies abroad. The move breaks new ground in their Spanish partnership.
This creates a real test for the PP's international stance. The party must choose between its regional deals with Vox in Spain or its European reputation of keeping distance from far-right groups.
The PP's response has been sharp and ironic. LNE reports that party leaders are mocking possible "far-left and far-right" alliances, suggesting Vox's logic is backwards. The PP's tone shows real frustration with their regional partner.
This public clash is the first major tension since the PP and Vox started governing together in Spanish regions. Their jokes and jabs signal the partnership may be weakening.
The AfD's election win in this eastern German state has become a focal point for Europe's far-right movements. Diario de Córdoba notes that how Spain's parties respond will shape the future of these alliances. The stakes go beyond one regional election.
Vox sees the AfD success as proof that far-right parties can win. But the PP fears backing them damages its own image in mainstream Europe. This disagreement is now out in the open for the first time.
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