Alarming location in Vienna: SPÖ under pressure after the coalition break!
Alarming location in Vienna: SPÖ under pressure after the coalition break!
Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The political situation in Vienna is coming to a head after the intentional tensions within the SPÖ continue to increase. FPÖ boss Dominik Nepp has vehemently criticized Mayor Michael Ludwig and SPÖ boss Andreas Babler. He points out that more and more SPÖ-Granden, including Villach's mayor Günther Albel, are speaking against the “irresponsible” asylum policy of the Vienna SPÖ. After an Islamist terrorist attack in Villach, Albel demands an asylum-upper limit and warns of dangerous naivety in the asylum question. "The Wiener SPÖ has failed with its welcome policy, and we are facing a ticking time bomb," explains Nepp, as reported by ots .
The situation is further exacerbated by the failure of the coalition talks between the SPÖ and ÖVP. After the withdrawal of the NEOS, the negotiations remained unsuccessful, which led to disappointment with Mayor Ludwig. "You should have made compromises in dramatic times," says Ludwig at the failed trial. The FPÖ in particular takes the opportunity to shoot Babler against Ludwig and the SPÖ chairman and call for a fundamental change of course for the Social Democrats. FPÖ boss Nepp also emphasizes that the SPÖ's incapacity to negotiate and its decision not to take a realistic approach to a political chaos, and calls for new elections, as from Meinverzirk reported.
NPP further criticizes that the demolition of the talks clearly shows that "since the ideology has won over pragmatism". He also calls for a merging of the Vienna election and the National Council election to save costs. The current developments show an unstable political environment in Vienna and reveal doubts as to whether the SPÖ is able to form a sustainable government, while the FPÖ tries to benefit from the current difficulties of the other parties.
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