The chair sawing in the SPÖ never stops. This week it was the Carinthian governor Peter Kaiser who got involved in a leadership debate. Party leader Pamela Rendi-Wagner (51) talks to Conny Bischofberger about alpha animals and dual leadership, Vranitzky’s advice and her own personal standards.
Saturday morning in the crowded Parliament. The office of the SPÖ chairpersons has also recently been renovated. In the center of the square room hangs a chandelier designed by Theophil Hansen, on which sit eight golden angels. The SPÖ boss ordered the carpets in pastel colors online. The sand-colored marble walls are still bare, but two paintings by the artists Josef Schwaiger and Matta Wagnest will soon be hanging there. Like a black and white portrait of Bruno Kreisky, which Pamela Rendi-Wagner loves, it comes from the Kreisky archive. “Then it doesn’t reverberate like that anymore,” she explains and quickly drinks her banana before sitting down at the large white table.
Source: Krone
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