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At the ORF election duel on Thursday, the head of the Vienna ÖVP and Finance Minister Gernot Blümel presented facts of their entrepreneurship to the head of the Viennese FPÖ, Dominik Nepp: namely that the family business Nepps, a paper retailer, applied for and received help from the crown, as well as 21 Employees worked part-time.
Today the ÖVP made it clear to the APA that Blümel had already repeated publicly known facts.
Blümel’s remarks during the duel had raised the question whether he was operating in the Vienna election campaign with really non-public data that is accessible to him as finance minister. “Dominik Nepp repeatedly stated during the election campaign that the federal government’s coronation measures would not help,” the Vienna ÖVP said on request. In yesterday’s television duel, Blümel repeated information that Nepp himself had communicated in previous discussion formats.
“Dishonest and Indecent”
In this context, Blümel emphasized: “We are delighted with each of the entrepreneurs to whom state aid helps to better overcome the crisis and secure jobs. The aid arrives and works, especially in Vienna. Even if some of them do not They are in The story of the election campaign fits, roaring that help is supposedly not being received and at the same time taking advantage of it, admitting it in discussions when asked and then complaining again is dishonest and indecent.
FPÖ head Nepp said today in response to a request from the APA: “This is not about my company, but about tens of thousands of other companies. If you blame yourself for requesting and receiving anyway, then that is actually a cheek of a finance minister. Because all Entrepreneurs fight for their employees. ” When asked if he, Nepp, wanted to do something about it, he replied: “I will follow in my footsteps.” He did not give any more specific information. (apa)
