Links fight against social inequality: punch action as a protest!

Links fight against social inequality: punch action as a protest!

The Vienna Party on the left has impressively prepared for the upcoming municipal elections. At her general assembly, she chose a three -way tip consisting of Angelika Adensamer, Anna Svec and Amela Pokorski. This tour "Triple A", which will now lead the election campaign, emphasizes the strong role of women in politics. Adenamier, who is 35 years old and a lawyer, emphasizes the need to actively bring about changes: "We cannot wait for change, we have to do it ourselves." SVEC, 32 years old and legal advisor, has been committed to social justice and the rights of refugees for 15 years. Pokorski, 56, is the first left-wing district councilor in the fourth district of Vienna and emphasizes how important your party is for realistic and democratic politics. At a time when the rights of workers and asylum seekers are increasingly restricted, links calls for a clear, left -wing opposition that should also occur against the mighty rich.

punch the Rich - a sign against social inequality

While the super rich indulgence at the Viennese opera ball in luxury, left set a sign against the growing social inequality. In the "Punsch The Rich" campaign, punch was served free of charge and made aware of the grievances in society. Addenamer criticized the political measures that affect the weakest of society in particular: "Instead of starting with the profits of crisis professionals, the poorest and weakest are saved." Her colleague Anna Svec appealed to the voters to support the alliance of the left and the KPÖ. "If you want to choose a real left opposition in two months, choose the Bündnis KPÖ and left," she says. During the celebrations behind the opera, around 200 guests gathered to fight for the rights of all Viennese.

The common plans from left and the KPÖ in the run -up to the election are ambitious. If no agreement can be reached for an election alliance, the party wanted to be an independent candidacy, the party announced. The demand for a fairer policy is getting louder. The left-wing politicians are confident that their gained experiences and the support of voters will speak for a successful entry into the Vienna Parliament. Both the reactions to the punch campaign and the preparations for the election show that the progressive politics that represents links is asked in Vienna, as [left-wing] reported.