Outrage about ÖVP and FPÖ: Animal protection on the route for business interests!

Outrage about ÖVP and FPÖ: Animal protection on the route for business interests!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - A shocking scandal affects animal welfare in Austria, which is shamelessly exploited by the ÖVP and FPÖ. These two parties plan to undermine the right -wing vulnerable animals in order to serve the profitry industry. According to the popular magazine "Der Grazer", it was reported on March 9, 2025 that species protection should be relaxed in favor of economic interests. Real lawyer W. Pöltl criticizes this procedure sharply and describes it as unadorned. "Species protection should be relaxed for climate goals? This argument is pure climate protection in favor of industry and the economy," Pöltl is quoted. He demands the right of animals to life and living space and promises that the animals will not be the losers in this discussion.

setbacks for climate protection

The plans of the ÖVP and FPÖ not only resist vehemently with animal rights activists, but also in environmental protection organizations and climate experts. As the renowned context institute for climate issues reports, the FPÖ denies the man-made climate crisis, while the ÖVP considers the ecologization of the economy as a danger. A coalition of the two parties would therefore be associated with considerable setbacks for climate and nature conservation, since binding confession to climate neutrality in the election programs is missing. The still planned imports of fossil energies and the great climate disorders through subsidies are also criticized.

Protests in front of the Federal Chancellery have already been announced. Greenpeace and other organizations demand loud resistance to the emerging returns. "An FPÖ-led government would be a difficult setback for nature and climate protection in Austria," said the critics. In a compassionate call, freedom is required to use the protection of the environment and nature without fear of repression. The future of Austrian environmental policy is on the brink, and many demand from the upcoming government to be clearer of their obligations in order to protect people's livelihood.