Mattle Wants More Autonomy for the Tyrolean ÖVP
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One year before the state election, the state governor announces a "programmatic party congress". There, he wants to decide for the first time a "own Tyrolean program of principles".
The Tyrolean ÖVP leader and head of state Anton Mattle suddenly wants to have nothing to do with party leader and chancellor Christian Stocker one year before the state parliament election. Polls make Mattle nervous The ÖVP revolt is not a coincidence: after all, the FPÖ is the same with the ÖVP according to polls in Tyrol – and if Stocker continues to stick to the loser traffic light in Vienna, the state captain in Tyrol could be a freer for th…
Tyrol's governor and ÖVP leader Anton Mattle apparently wants to give his state party a new direction roughly a year before the state elections scheduled for autumn 2027. The state party chairman announced a "programmatic party conference" on Friday for November 7th in Innsbruck, where he intends to have a "Tyrolean basic program" adopted for the first time. The aim, he said, is to "emancipate the Tyrolean ÖVP in terms of policy from federal pol…
It is a letter with political explosives, especially for the Federal Austrian People's Party. One year before the state parliament election, the Tyrolean governor frees his displeasure about federal politics. He announces his own program of principles as well as a stronger autonomy towards the federal party.
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