Opening of the Cici Club: Neubau district in the crossfire of criticism

Opening of the Cici Club: Neubau district in the crossfire of criticism

The newly opened "Cici Club" on Mariahilfer Straße has provided plenty of conversation in the past few days. After the operators had finally received the approval of the city of Vienna to open their club, they spoke up to the district head with a clear message. This happened on the social platform Instagram, where they celebrated their opening with the positive decision and thanked their supporters. The club offered free admission and free drinks until midnight to celebrate this special moment.

The discussion about the opening of the club was previously shaped by tensions. District head Markus Reiter had originally given a negative statement in a process of operating system permit, which raised questions about legality and economic goals. In heated public relations work, the operators described the district head as "fail district emperor", which indicates deeper dissatisfaction with its role.

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In a statement, the operators emphasized the positive social role that the "Cici Club" plays for the community. "Nothing could worry about the district leader more than a night club that creates jobs and brings people joy in difficult times," it said. Even if the district leader was not mentioned by name, it is clear that the name "Green politician without the future prospect" not only questions his political influence, but also critically highlighted his commitment to progressive projects.

In their opinion, the negative statement by Reiter had economic backgrounds due to alleged operational difficulties of the former operators, the Dots Group. Here allegations are addressed due to open wage claims of 240,000 euros that throw the controversial shadows on the integrity of the company. The Dots Group, which formerly managed the business, was used as an example of the complexity of the situation.

The "Cici Club" is convinced that it represents a cultural enrichment for the shopping street and criticizes that the district may not appreciate such an option. In contrast, the protection of the neighbors, employees and guests is mentioned as the top priority in a further statement of the district head. One endeavors to promote a diverse cultural scene, while fairness and security must be guaranteed for everyone involved.

This different view of the role of the club and the district administration has led to a lively discourse that is far from being completed. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop and whether the district head will resolve its point of view in terms of permits. For further information about the background of the argument and the various positions on a detailed report www.meinbezirk.at referred.