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The opposition parties agree. The federal government has “failed” with its policy or not. The second confinement is an act of desperation.
DIPSTICK: The president of the SPÖ, Pamela Rendi-Wagner, calls the second total blockade an admission of guilt for the total failure of the government in the management of the crown. Rendi-Wagner objected to the fact that no preparations had been made for the impending second wave of pandemics. He did not handle central coordination or contact tracing intact. The federal government also left states and hospitals alone in setting up intensive care units.
He also called the fact that Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (ÖVP) spoke of the light at the end of the tunnel in August, when the second wave had already started as a serious mistake. The now announced lockdown is an “act of desperation” and shows the federal government’s total loss of control over the infection process, Rendi-Wagner said. A clear did not come from the SPÖ boss by the end of the regular lessons. “Now all Austrians are presented with the bill for the failure of the federal government.”
FPÖ: Agreement with the government, this is how the statement of the FPÖ club boss Herbert Kickl can be summed up. “In short, Kogler, Anschober and Nehammer are trying to bury our republic,” he said in a broadcast. Apparently, since the spring, people have put their hands in their laps and have not thought of anything. Now they resort to completely excessive means and lead Austria to ruin. Kickl repeats it, once again intervening massively in fundamental rights and freedoms.
NEOS: Pink party leader Beate Meinl-Reisinger, like SPÖ president, made herself public at a press conference. He also blames the coalition for the second “blockade”: “This government has failed.” Kurz’s cabinet has had the only job in recent months to avoid a second “lockdown.” Many countries, including Austria’s neighbors, have shown that this is possible. Due to school closings, he wants to examine legal action. Meinl-Reisinger explained that parents had already approached her that they wanted to appeal to the highest courts. Without the closure of schools, which the president of NEOS sees as an “end to the fundamental right to education,” her party would agree to measures such as the 24-hour exit restriction. Meinl-Reisinger appealed to the population to comply with the requirements.
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