“Party tactics are apparently more important than work and responsibility”

“Especially now, when no stone is left unturned at the federal level, the abrupt end of red-pink is causing even more uncertainty among the people of Vienna. The SPÖ and Neos apparently apply: party tactics before responsibility. New elections are certainly not what the Viennese want right now,” said party leader Judith Pühringer about the announced new elections in Vienna. “Many people have not forgiven the Neos for being the first to get up from the negotiating table and The fact that Red-Pink is now ending the coalition with a sudden move is irresponsible. We Greens are ready and clear “Vienna of tomorrow as a counterpoint to blue and black,” said Pühringer.

“The end of red-pink is also due to the many construction sites on which the city government was unable to reach an agreement, such as the vacancy tax, the second home tax, the climate law that has not been passed or the lack of a replacement for the education directorate,” concluded Pühringer.