In the current TV match between Andreas Mölzer and Eva Glawischnig on krone.tv, the planned introduction of a payment card for refugees is discussed. Andreas Mölzer also sees some disadvantages here: “Costs will rise. And some friends will do a lot of business again.”
“This means that the susceptibility to corruption around payment cards is dangerously increasing,” he continues. Eva Glawischnig emphasizes: “The purpose of a payment card is fundamentally justified, because the support for refugees must be used up domestically and not transferred abroad. For example, to Syria or Afghanistan.” But the former Green frontwoman also sees the risk of corruption when introducing the new card system. Because an ‘asylum card promotes corruption’.
In addition, the role of Graz KPÖ+ mayor Elke Kahr, who was recently appointed “World Mayor” among the 24 mayors, was also discussed in the current match. Mölzer grins: “Well, Stalingraz is great despite Mrs. Kahr. But for all the apparent enthusiasm about the way they run their office, one must also see the dark side of the KPÖ in Austria. The ‘red Fini’ once used enormous amounts of money to vastly increase the money supply in Austria. Now the KPÖ’s constant complaining about billionaires is probably a joke in history.”
You can see the two duelists’ respective stances on these and many other political issues in the video above.
In the krone.tv format “The Duel”, public figures discuss current national and international crises every week.
Source: Krone
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