Not a good time for the ruling ÖVP: an impending election debacle in Tyrol. Possibly wrongly received Corona funding for parts of the Tyrolean young farmers. There is still a certain unease about possible further chat reveals where no one really knows what else could be coming. And still no replacement for the General Secretariat after the resignation of Laura Sachslehner. The chancellor far away in New York, leaving the uncomfortable situation at home behind: “Even if the agenda of the UN General Assembly is not based on the Tyrolean state elections, it was certainly not inconvenient for the chancellor to escape the domestic political mess for a few days,” said Krone editor and political insider Erich Vogl in “Requested” with Gerhard Koller.
In any case, the predictions for next election Sunday in Tyrol are devastating, and even a potentially imminent indictment of Sophie Karmasin, who is subject to the presumption of innocence, probably wouldn’t change the vote in favor of the ÖVP. Difficult times for the Turkish part of the governing coalition, for which Erich Vogl provides exciting background information in the above interview.
Source: Krone
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