text: dippoldiswalde germany like third neighbor east german town dippoldiswalde rene rothe vote far right last sunday election big concern 57-year-old milk farmer migrants especially drain government fund load refugees town wonder happen pension say emerge one renovate pastel-colored shop line dippoldiswalde clean cobble streets town 14,500 people take 132 asylum seekers accord town official website pay refugees need families follow pay say campaign platform take country back alternative germany afd 12.6 percent national vote propel parliament third large party make first far-right group win seat low house since 1950s state saxony dippoldiswalde lie afd overall winner beat even chancellor angela merkel christian democrats cdu national level former communist east take far few west million migrants arrive germany past several years afd around one fifth vote compare around one ten west afd spokesman dippoldiswalde rolf suessmann say voters turn party angry government liberal migrant policy felt leave behind problems town range patchy mobile network small firm face problems digitalization low pay people earn less 10 euros hour say especially people agree idea multicultural society suessmann bailiff tell reuters cultural differences east west reunite less 30 years ago persist west multicultural society immigration see cultural achievement whereas east see threat say werner patzelt political scientist dresden technical university protest group find fertile grind east germany party preferences set stone people tend trust institutions less west add concern pension example germany population age fast people worry enough young workers fill pension pot hit retirement age concern many migrants claim benefit detract welfare germany finance minister insist migrant issue leave anyone germany even euro less family children afd say finalise position pension many rural areas eastern germany suffer brain drain reunification young educate people move west say thomas krueger head german government bpb agency civic education eastern industrial zone university towns flourish since saxony become know silicon saxony due success high-tech hub many people rural areas travel 40 km 25 miles get local authority feel forget say many regions emigration businesses settle prospect job top new competition job even small medium-sized businesses workers central eastern europe suddenly krueger say poll institute infratest dimap say exit poll election day show almost three-quarters afd voters think personal economic situation good 42 percent felt disadvantage compare others vote party concern lose german culture refugees change country islam get much influence survey thousands voters show almost two-thirds vote afd protest say party fare good among men women voters work age around one fifth unemployed another fifth laborers white-collar workers self-employed people also make sizeable part voters manfred guellner head forsa poll institute say afd voters east saw losers reunification feel leave behind look scapegoat find one refugees think get money lack say jobless rate dippoldiswalde four percent labor office data show gisela 66 lose job restaurant shortly reunification unemployed 26 years reach pension age foreigners give everything want something answer say sit bench overlook spot restaurant stand say could remember vote ask surname use foreigners need go back home quickly young people need get work say feel leave threat east germans rebel far-right vote
input: Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: dippoldiswalde germany like third neighbor east german town dippoldiswalde rene rothe vote far right last sunday election big concern 57-year-old milk farmer migrants especially drain government fund load refugees town wonder happen pension say emerge one renovate pastel-colored shop line dippoldiswalde clean cobble streets town 14,500 people take 132 asylum seekers accord town official website pay refugees need families follow pay say campaign platform take country back alternative germany afd 12.6 percent national vote propel parliament third large party make first far-right group win seat low house since 1950s state saxony dippoldiswalde lie afd overall winner beat even chancellor angela merkel christian democrats cdu national level former communist east take far few west million migrants arrive germany past several years afd around one fifth vote compare around one ten west afd spokesman dippoldiswalde rolf suessmann say voters turn party angry government liberal migrant policy felt leave behind problems town range patchy mobile network small firm face problems digitalization low pay people earn less 10 euros hour say especially people agree idea multicultural society suessmann bailiff tell reuters cultural differences east west reunite less 30 years ago persist west multicultural society immigration see cultural achievement whereas east see threat say werner patzelt political scientist dresden technical university protest group find fertile grind east germany party preferences set stone people tend trust institutions less west add concern pension example germany population age fast people worry enough young workers fill pension pot hit retirement age concern many migrants claim benefit detract welfare germany finance minister insist migrant issue leave anyone germany even euro less family children afd say finalise position pension many rural areas eastern germany suffer brain drain reunification young educate people move west say thomas krueger head german government bpb agency civic education eastern industrial zone university towns flourish since saxony become know silicon saxony due success high-tech hub many people rural areas travel 40 km 25 miles get local authority feel forget say many regions emigration businesses settle prospect job top new competition job even small medium-sized businesses workers central eastern europe suddenly krueger say poll institute infratest dimap say exit poll election day show almost three-quarters afd voters think personal economic situation good 42 percent felt disadvantage compare others vote party concern lose german culture refugees change country islam get much influence survey thousands voters show almost two-thirds vote afd protest say party fare good among men women voters work age around one fifth unemployed another fifth laborers white-collar workers self-employed people also make sizeable part voters manfred guellner head forsa poll institute say afd voters east saw losers reunification feel leave behind look scapegoat find one refugees think get money lack say jobless rate dippoldiswalde four percent labor office data show gisela 66 lose job restaurant shortly reunification unemployed 26 years reach pension age foreigners give everything want something answer say sit bench overlook spot restaurant stand say could remember vote ask surname use foreigners need go back home quickly young people need get work say feel leave threat east germans rebel far-right vote