Huge protest in Vienna: Tens of thousands against a blue-turkey coalition!

in Vienna and Berlin it is bubbling! While tens of thousands of people in the Austrian capital demonstrate against the possible blue-turkey coalition, many citizens in Berlin also show their displeasure. On Tuesday evening, the protests in Vienna are to take place directly in front of the ÖVP headquarters, organized by the group "again". The demonstrators are called to create unrest with pots and trumpets in order to duly address the 25th anniversary of the first black and blue government. This mega demonstration could paralyze the streets along the ring road, the ÖAMTC warned of considerable traffic disruptions, such as OE24 reported.

In Berlin, around 700 police officers reported to a CDU party conference that was accompanied by over a dozen demonstrations. The largest among the protests, led by Fridays for Future, gathered around 350 people who protested against the CDU cooperation with the AfD. Markant signs were presented with the word "shame", and activists expressed their resistance through calls like "never, never again fascism". The police reported on previously calm demonstrations, but there was considerable traffic jams on surrounding roads, which shows that the protests on politics were also decisive and loud here, the events accompanied the important party congress, such as Tagesspiegel informed.

political tensions in both places

In both cities, the protests reflect the growing dissatisfaction with the political negotiations and the tactics of the respective parties. In Vienna, citizens mobilize against the ÖVP's state policy course, while in Berlin the anger focuses on the CDU, the decisions of which many find many. Climate protection, social justice and human rights were the focus of the most urgent concerns of the demonstrators. An aircraft that dated a banner with the inscription "CDU-Unchristlich" during the CDU party conference underlined the delicate situation of the party and the critical voices from society. Protest and movement - the current political developments draw thousands of people onto the streets in both locations and demand for a rethink.