Covid aid payments and the elections in Tyrol are causing nervousness and excitement. The Tyrolean rural youth is not paying anything back for the time being. This leads to an exchange of blows in the federal government.
The elections in Tyrol on September 25 cast their shadow ahead. Also about the federal government and the black-green coalition. Vice Chancellor Werner Kogler (Greens) has had the Corona support payments, the NPO funds, checked for months. A request from NEOS revealed that millions may have been wrongly allocated to party organizations. There is resistance to repayment.
One month repayment term
Current excitement: the Tyrolean young farmers / rural youth with a recovery of 816,752.15 euros. The Tyroleans are not paying for the time being, they are localizing biased calculations by the Greens. Yet Governor Günther Platter (ÖVP) testifies of Kogler’s “mismanagement”. However, extensive tests showed that the young farmers are part of the ÖVP. The Kogler Ministry therefore says: “The 120 local associations could not and should not rely on the NPO fund and must repay all subsidies. The deadline is one month.”
A total of 876,139.44 euros has been recovered so far. Another excitement: two million for the Upper Austrian Seniors Association. Unlike the rural youth of Vorarlberg or the young ÖVP, you do not pay voluntarily. “We are waiting for the exam.”
Another charge for Sebastian Kurz
Thursday is the Covid-Causa topic in the ÖVP-U committee. One of the invitees is Dominik Traxl, head of the young farming region. “It has been on the agenda for a long time,” said Nina Tomaselli, leader of the Green Group. This has nothing to do with disruptive fire in the elections. “Only the ÖVP with their accusations is responsible for the roar of the election campaign.”
VP faction leader Andreas Hanger counters: “The tests at Kogler’s Covid Aid Department are being conducted by two senior officials who used to work in SPÖ cabinets. There is a dependency.” The ÖVP invites them both to the committee for September 29. Hanger and Co. want to give the black committee a red tinge. September 28 is turquoise colored. Former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is invited to the topic of ÖVP and corruption.
Source: Krone
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