Criticism of city boss

Fee increases for FP Innsbruck robber barons

The Innsbruck City FPÖ is massively criticizing the course of the left-wing Caprese coalition led by city leader Anzengruber(Bild: Johanna Birbaumer)

The Caprese government is really reaching into the pockets of the people of Innsbruck, criticize StR Lassenberger and Klubobfrau Dengg. The "hard-earned money of the people of Innsbruck" is being used in high-handedness for ostentatious prestige projects. 

The Stadt-FPÖ is harshly critical of the fee increases in Innsbruck, initiated by the left-wing Caprese government of BM Johannes Anzengruber: "Robber baron Anzengruber is pouring himself into debt and increasing fees instead of responding to the needs of the people of Innsbruck. He wastes the hard-earned money of the people of Innsbruck in high-handedness for showy prestige projects such as the Bozner Platz, Igler Eiskanal and other questionable 'lighthouse projects'," criticize StR Markus Lassenberger and FPÖ club leader Andrea Dengg.

Running up debts and increasing charges is the only achievement of this Caprese robber baron government under Innsbruck's mayor Johannes Anzengruber.

StR Markus Lassenberger

Green push for higher parking fees? 
"The massive price explosion for the drinking water tunnel is just the latest bad news. The additional costs are then simply passed on to the population," Dengg points out. Now Janine Bex, member of the city council for the Greens, is raising the alarm with a proposal: "She wants to increase the already horrendous short-term parking zone tariffs once again. The left-wing city government with the pseudo-bourgeois Anzengruber is being driven by the anti-business and anti-car ideology of the Greens."

"Save money for yourself first"
The FP is "against any increase in charges in these difficult times". "The city government should first tighten its belt before imposing further burdens on the population. We finally need a responsible policy that does not burden the citizens and does not leave a mountain of debt for the next generation."