Two Thirds of the Population See Austria as a Divided Country
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According to a recent survey, immigration, social systems, and dealing with religions are seen as breaking lines.
The topics of migration, social systems and religion are perceived as social fault lines.
The survey shows that many Austrians perceive the country as a divided country, mainly because of immigration and social systems.
According to a recent IMAS survey, two thirds of the Austrian population see Austria as a divided country. For SPÖ managing director Klaus Rarenheim, these figures are worrying and show how important the full commitment of the SPÖ for cohesion is. "The SPÖ stands for a clear motto: ‘orders instead of columns'. Especially in difficult times, a policy that intervenes and the [...] The article SPÖ-Seltenheim on IMAS survey: "FPÖ rushes and divides,…
Two thirds of Austrians see society as divided. A new IMAS survey now shows where the deepest ditches run and why many lack orientation.
Two-thirds of the population would describe Austria as a divided country with regard to politics. They perceive increasing social contrasts. This segment of the population sees the main fault lines in the areas of immigration, social welfare systems, and the handling of religions (44 percent), followed by politics and government (35 percent), according to a survey published Wednesday by the Linz-based IMAS Institute.
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