Nehammer in the talk: sharp words about the leading culture and refugees!

Nehammer in the talk: sharp words about the leading culture and refugees!

ÖVP Chancellor Karl Nehammer, a explosive conversation about challenges in government formation and provokes with words that can be expected. While he talks about the previous migration debates, he explains that migrants who come to Austria from countries such as the former Yugoslavia, Slovakia or Hungary have to adapt. This statement, which according to Nehammer will rather make the waves, ensures heated discussions. "Now the shitstorm will start that we have talked about," he says in the first episode of the podcast, which goes for an hour and four minutes. This is done in the middle of the ongoing coalition negotiations, in which the ÖVP with SPÖ and NEOS struggles for political power, which Nehammer calls the "alliance of reason and the political center".

The coalition talks follow one last exploratory round and were opened on Monday by the party leader of the three parties, including Nehammer. Nehammer names migration, location policy and the further development of health and education as central issues of the negotiations. While he emphasizes that a "further as before" is not possible, he recognizes the challenges of a world of upheaval and calls for the formation of a "government of reason". "There is no longer any money," he says, referring to the upcoming measures for brake expenditure, which he sees as the top premise in order to boost economic growth again. The deadline for the coalition negotiations is "set as soon as possible".

In the podcast, the discussion about the subject of leading culture is particularly controversial. Nehammer describes the efforts of the ÖVP to take up this topic as failed, but speaks of the urgency to bring cultural issues to the table. He argues that tolerance and respect should be accepted by everyone without allowing radicals to dominate the conversation. The negotiations between the parties could be further examined in the next episode of the podcast, in which Nehammer will probably respond to the progress or setbacks of the talks, such as Today.at reported. In addition, he will also have to go into the billions of budget, which has emerged from the past five years.