ÖVP accounts for SPÖ government: tax waste in Burgenland?

ÖVP accounts for SPÖ government: tax waste in Burgenland?

The state club of the Volkspartei (ÖVP) published an extensive magazine on Wednesday, which, under the title "Unterm Strich", offers a review of the government work of the SPÖ in Burgenland from 2020 to 2024. This magazine comprises around 50 pages and is to be distributed to all households in the region. The ÖVP thus expresses its criticism of the SPÖ government and invites citizens to form their own opinion.

In the magazine, 16 different topics are dealt with and the results are not surprising: From the ÖVP's point of view, the balance sheet is negative. Club chairman Markus Ulram describes the events in Burgenland as a mixture of "rip -off, waste of money and record debt". He emphasizes that the SPÖ created a "remarkable power apparatus" and created numerous state companies.

tax money in the focus

An important point of criticism refers to the expenditure of the state government. Ulram argues that numerous government projects are also heavily burdened by the already "battered budget". The investment in significant sums in questionable projects raises special questions. It asks the rhetorical question of which the country needs around 200,000 champagne bottles, its own state dairy, a aging sugar factory or a financially stricken wedding agency.

"We want the Burgenlanders to form themselves and have therefore processed the questionable activities of the SPÖ all-instillation," emphasizes Markus Ulram, the ÖVP club chairman.

The spread of this report should enable citizens to critically question the work of the current government and thus form a well -founded opinion. The content of the magazine is also accessible online at www.unterm-stäch.at.

Spös reaction remains

The reaction to this balance from the ranks of the SPÖ, on the other hand, is more due to more due. SPÖ club chairman Roland Fürst reacted to the publication with a press release that was perceived as more content. So far there are no clear statements or organizational steps on the part of the SPÖ to react to the allegations of the ÖVP.

The discussion about government work will continue to stop while the ÖVP takes the opportunity to clarify its point of view. The Burgenlanders have the opportunity to find out more about the current political events and to consider how they stand for these developments.

Details on the topics in the magazine and a comprehensive overview of the problems that the ÖVP appeals to can be found on the website of the magazine. The situation in Burgenland remains exciting, and the coming weeks could result in further reactions and discussions.

For more information about the economic key points and the political reviews, The current reporting on www.meinbezirk.at .