The focus: Stocker fights against illness and Kickl's criticism!
The focus: Stocker fights against illness and Kickl's criticism!
Wien, Österreich - The new Drei -coalition from the ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos presented itself on Friday in the National Council. Chancellor Christian Stocker kept his first government declaration, but had to leave the plenary hall due to health problems after his speech. Despite these health challenges, Stocker called for unity and willingness to compromise. He emphasized the need to hold together in times of crisis and go with a good example. As part of his explanations, Stocker also promised the immediate stop of the family reunification, which has already come across skepticism in political space.
In addition, the party leader defended the positions of the coalition, including the controversial topic of migration, in their first joint TV appearance at ORF. Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger emphasized that the requirements for integration should apply from the first day, and Andreas Babler, who spoke of a compromise, emphasized the importance of cooperation. The coalition sees itself as a compromise, whereby each partner brings their own priorities, but is also willing to make concessions. Babler emphasized this when he pointed out the failed negotiations with the FPÖ, which ultimately paved the way to the triple coalition.criticism and resistance
FPÖ boss Herbert Kickl, who described the three-coalition as a "trio infernale" and expressed violent criticism of the plans. In particular, he aimed at the government program, which in his view does not adequately address essential topics such as strengthening the health system. In the meantime, the coalition tried to position itself as stable and pro -European in the area of economy and budget policy, with green voices also pointing out the upcoming environmental protection measures. The entire legislative has presented itself for the first time as an united force that, despite internal differences, wants to pursue a common course to overcome the current challenges, as it is The press reported.
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