Burgenland before political turn: Doskozil and the future of the coalition

Burgenland before political turn: Doskozil and the future of the coalition

The Burgenland governor Hans Peter Doskozil found clear words about the desired triple coalition between the ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos in the “press hour” of ORF. He calls for an expert government to effectively support Burgenland in response to the budget debacle left by the ÖVP, which should not be compensated for on the shoulders of the population. "You assume 14 ministries and seven state secretaries," said Doskozil and expressed skepticism about the long -term stability of this coalition, based on previous experience with the ÖVP, such as orf.at reported.

The criticism of the new government is already forming, especially from the FPÖ. Club chairman Norbert Hofer described the coalition as "oversized" and accused her that she managed herself without having to advance Austria. He emphasized that not a single Burgenländer would be represented in the federal government and saw this as a sign that the interests of the Burgenland in Vienna have no attention. On the other hand, ÖVP state party chairman Christian Sagartz is convinced that Austria is faced with major challenges and needs a stable government to quickly implement the necessary reforms-a view that Doskozil shares, but also demands the expertise of experts, which he considers as inevitable, as bvz.at added.