One-year anniversary

Black-blue state government goes pink

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20.06.2024 06:00
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The Salzburg state government is presenting itself today after its first year together. It is focusing on Neos politician Sepp Schellhorn's restaurant on the Mönchsberg.

"Looking at the people and the whole country". That is the motto of the black-blue government as it looks back today on a year of joint government responsibility. The "M32" restaurant on the Mönchsberg was chosen for the occasion. From there, there is a wonderful view over the country, or at least over the provincial capital. The fact that the restaurant is owned by Neos politician Sepp Schellhorn does not bother the government. "We are fans of Sepp's TikTok channel," is one of the comments. 

The state government meets in Sepp Schellhorn's restaurant.
The state government meets in Sepp Schellhorn's restaurant.(Bild: Tschepp Markus)

There were suggestions and criticism from "Krone" readers
The choice of location is a little piquant. A good year ago during the election campaign, Schellhorn was rattling around the country with loud warnings about black and blue. The celebrity chef, black and blue will also have little in common before the national elections.

There is a fantastic view of Salzburg from the Mönchsberg and the "M32" restaurant.
There is a fantastic view of Salzburg from the Mönchsberg and the "M32" restaurant.(Bild: Marc Haader)

It is no secret that Governor Wilfried Haslauer, Deputy Governor Marlene Svazek (FPÖ) and all other members of the government will praise each other today for their work over the past year. And, of course, emphasize the harmony of cooperation. There had been major concerns in the run-up to the state elections.

Criticism of the first black-blue government year had already come from the opposition in the state parliament at the beginning of June. Krone readers have also expressed their criticism, wishes and suggestions for the new state government in the series "What has happened? What needs to happen?". The "Salzburg-Krone" reported in detail.

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