FPÖ – Fuchs on the 2023 federal financial statements: “Austria looks back on five lost years” | Freedom Parliamentary Club

“The budget situation has gotten completely out of control under this black-green federal government and, according to Agenda Austria, ‘Austria is looking back on five lost years’. The real gross domestic product (GDP) per capita fell by 1.7 percent in these years. In comparison, there was an increase in 22 EU member states and a decrease in only five EU member states – however, Austria is at the bottom in this comparison. All countries had to go through the crises, but all other EU member states apparently coped better with these crises than Austria!” said the liberal budget and finance spokesman NAbg today. GDR. Hubert Fuchs in his contribution to the debate.

“There is no doubt that this black-green federal government is not only responsible for the loss of prosperity in Austria, but also for record deficits and record debts! According to Fuchs, the former business party ÖVP has become the largest debt-making party! ÖVP Finance Minister Brunner is apparently not aware of the financial burden he will leave behind for future generations. “Because today’s debts are tomorrow’s taxes. And this black-green federal government still claims that we got through the crisis well. However, the opposite is true. This black-green government has brought us five lost years. Five years – in which nothing got better, but a lot got worse.”

“We only got through the crisis well when this federal government was voted out. In order to put this budgetary shambles left behind by the Black and Green Party in order, it will take at least two legislative periods. At the end of the day, the budget goal should be a balanced budget with as little debt as possible. This was achieved in 2018 and 2019 with the participation of us Freedom Party members in government. The sooner the FPÖ is part of the federal government again, the better it is for the country, for taxpayers and for future generations. A red-white-red liberation strike is needed on September 29th – it is high time for a People’s Chancellor Herbert Kickl!”, explained Fuchs.