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He Austrian Beer PartyThe party, founded largely as a joke, announced plans on Thursday to take part in this year’s parliamentary elections and challenge more established parties. The
He Austrian Beer PartyThe party, founded largely as a joke, announced plans on Thursday to take part in this year’s parliamentary elections and challenge more established parties.
The party, created in 2015, is known for its light-hearted projects, but also harshly criticizes the political class and those involved in scandals corruption.
He campaigned on such frivolous issues as installing public beer fountains in Vienna, as well as improving the system healthcare.
He ran in the last parliamentary elections in 2019 and received only 0.1% of the votes, but he leader Dominik VlaznyA 37-year-old doctor and rock musician who uses his stage name Marco Pogotook third place in President elections 2022 from 8.3%. To enter parliament, a party needs to get 4% of the votes.
Photo: Facebook Die Bierpartei
“Yes, at this point we are ready,” Vlazny said at a news conference, wearing a black hoodie in which he described topics such as the reduction poverty children, improving equal opportunities in education and fight against increase in cost life.
“Why are we doing this? We don’t want to complain, but do everything ourselves. Because we are convinced that the Beer Party can make a positive contribution to Parliament“, he claimed.
However, in order for the party to appear on elections This will depend on whether it can raise sufficient funds, which it aims to achieve by increasing the number of members to 20,000 by the end of April, up from “about 1,300 active members” at the end of 2023, Vlazny said. . Party membership fees are 59 euros per year, he added.
Photo: Facebook Die Bierpartei
The impact on other sides in the dispute remains to be seen. The party was particularly critical of the far-right Freedom Party.who is currently leading the polls.
The Beer Party’s egalitarian message also appeals to left-wing voters: the leader of the opposition Social Democrats, Andreas Babler, said he voted for Vlazny in the last presidential election.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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