Statement on change
Sharp words from the Blue Party: Now Haslauer reacts
The FPÖ has taken its time in agreeing to the change at the top of the country: On Monday, party leader Marlene Svazek announced in sharp words that the Blue Party agreed with reservations and therefore did not want new elections. Shortly afterwards, state leader Wilfried Haslauer commented on this.
Marlene Svazek's statement was distant to skeptical. She did not yet have a clear enough picture of Karoline Edtstadler's work in Salzburg. And emotionally, the decision would have been a rejection, according to Svazek. After lengthy deliberations, however, the FPÖ agreed.
Governor Wilfried Haslauer also made a statement in the afternoon. "I am glad that common sense has prevailed and that Salzburg will not be forced into new elections." The FPÖ had elevated Edtstadler to the status of an enemy. However, he is confident that the prejudices will give way to a realistic assessment.
There will first be discussions about the distribution of portfolios.
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