FPÖ-Lobeshymn or voter fraud? Hafenecker puts the certificate

FPÖ-Lobeshymn or voter fraud? Hafenecker puts the certificate

The political stage of Austria is bubbling: After the failed coalition negotiations between the FPÖ and the ÖVP, FPÖ general secretary Christian Hafenecker raises serious accusations. In an emotional speech in the National Council, he described the current "losing ambulance" as "voter fraud". Hafenecker denounced the massive budget holes and the supposed inactivity of the government, which do not take care of the true needs of the population. It is interesting, according to Hafenecker, that the ÖVP apparently does not take any consideration of democratic election results in its endeavor to power.

The coalition talks had been abruptly broken off on February 12 after four weeks, which, according to Hafenecker, was due to foreign influences. He indicated that the ÖVP under the pressure of the European Parliament and impending elections in Germany (on February 23) may not be able to form a right government. In a television interview, he explained that the ÖVP boss Christian Stocker apparently prevented foreign forces from working with the FPÖ. Stocker's hints about security concerns regarding an interior ministry under FPÖ control, the FPÖ could put in a bad light, according to Hafenecker.

demand for a clear course

Hafenecker also emphasized the urgency of a trend reversal in security policy and the migration question, which in his opinion could only be addressed by the FPÖ. He emphasized that the ÖVP occupies posts for decades from a party policy point of view, which leads to dangerous incompetence. The concerns about illegal immigration and the role of the parties in this crisis were also heavily criticized. Hafenecker found that the ÖVP and the SPÖ had little to stop the illegal migration.

These political turbulence skill lightly on the tornness of Austrian politics and the complexity of participation in Europe. While the FPÖ and other parties accuse each other, it remains unclear how the situation will develop in the near future. The tension is growing, while the ÖVP apparently has already taken on secret negotiations with other parties after the talks with the FPÖ have failed, as Herbert Kickl, FPÖ chairman, noted.