FILE PHOTO: Alice Weidel of the anti-immigration party Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) gestures as she delivers a speech after the announcement of the first exit polls in the Bavarian state election in Mamming near Dingolfing, Germany, October 14, 2018. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay
BERLIN (Reuters) - Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), on Friday accused media that uncovered evidence of large, unexplained donations to her party of seeking to discredit her.
The AfD, which is Germany's largest opposition party but suffered lacklustre results in two regional elections last month, has been reeling since an investigative media consortium alleged Weidel's local party had received 130,000 euros ($147,251.00) from a Swiss firm in 2017.
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