While, according to studies, turquoise-green is increasingly losing approval from Austrians, one constellation seems particularly popular: red-green-NEOS. Can this coalition come into being after the next elections? That’s what Katia Wagner asks NEOS boss Beate Meinl-Reisinger on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in krone.tv’s next summer talk!
In any case, it would have freshness, because this variant would be completely new territory in Austria: the so-called traffic light coalition. It is not so unrealistic: the “Krone” had already reported about the “comeback plan” of the SPÖ a few weeks ago. At a possible top: three strong women, namely Pamela Rendi-Wagner (SPÖ), Leonore Gewessler (Greens) and Beate Meinl-Reisinger (NEOS)!
Already represented in two state governments
At least for NEOS, participation in the government could be the big coup, because the party has been fighting for a permanent place on the political playing field for ten years now. In the state governments of Vienna and Salzburg, the NEOS have already assumed government responsibility. Can the jump to the top of the federal government succeed in the next election?
NEOS questions the concept of neutrality
A pink government participation can be exciting, especially in terms of content. As a liberal party, they often take unusual positions. For example, they are the only party willing to talk about our neutrality and openly calling for an EU army. Their ideas about economic policy, such as questioning the rooms, can also pose a challenge to Rood en Groen.
Is Meinl-Reisinger already preparing for a traffic light coalition?
So there are obstacles, but no major stumbling blocks. Is NEOS boss Beate Meinl-Reisinger preparing for a traffic light coalition yet? Or would you prefer the ÖVP? The answers to these questions will be on krone.tv tomorrow, Wednesday, at 8:15 PM! Discuss and vote!
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Source: Krone
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