Coalition crisis: Doskozil relies on expert government and stability!

Coalition crisis: Doskozil relies on expert government and stability!

Burgenland, Österreich - The Burgenland governor Hans Peter Doskozil (SPÖ) is there with a clear forecast due to the failed coalition talks: he expects an expert government to be followed by new elections. According to OE24 , Doskozil is skeptical to form a new turquoise-red government, especially after the historical debacle of the SPÖ at the urns in September. "That would be a scary," said Doskozil about possible coalition talks. If the FPÖ is trying to renovate the budget with the ÖVP, it sees this as unrealistic. He believes that the freedoms can count on other gains in a new election and emphasize that an expert government can offer "calm and reliability" before new elections take place.

Review of the situation of the SPÖ

doskozil is not unhappy in his statements about the failure of the triple coalition. "I was not a friend of this coalition by the house," he explains in a conversation with the APA. With regard to the upcoming state elections, in which the SPÖ has to defend its majority on January 19, he emphasizes that the party was already successful in the past when it started under the motto "List Doskozil - SPÖ Burgenland". Every support is welcome to secure the 18th mandate, says Doskozil. "I don't shy away from any partner," he emphasizes, underlining the attitude that only the "Burgenland Way" should count, as In his analysis of the past five years under the red state government, Doskozil emphasizes the stability of the Burgenland finances, despite challenges such as the corona crisis and high energy prices. In the health sector, the hospitals were fully occupied, the care model was comprehensively implemented and fundamental successes were achieved. Doskozil is clearly in favor of a policy that not only serves individual clientele groups, but also for the well -being of all Burgenländer: "Our governor - a Burgenländer like us" is the motto of his current poster campaign.