‘Preaching water, drinking wine’: Austrians mock far-right MPs for lucrative side jobs | Austria

The Austrians underestimated to the far -right deputies in order to raise the list of highest gains in the country’s parliament, and accused the alleged champions of the working -class hypocrisy on profitable side hustle and profitable side hustle.

A report based on compulsory income declarations for 2024 revealed that most of the MPs of the Freedom Party (FPO) from the Freedom Party (FPO), which came for the first time in the September general elections this week.

The data shows that more than 12,000 € (£ 10,400) per month to seven FPO deputies, primarily notary, as lawyers and business managers, is paid above the salaries of approximately 10,000 €.

Extreme right -wing deputies had an average source of 1.9 additional wages and exceeded all their colleagues in Parliament.

Mı Do they have enough time for such high paid side works? How do they manage? As a person who always tries to give 100%in a paid job and suffers from budget cuts, I feel around, ”he wrote in an article about the report.

“Preaching water and drinking wine! Of course, the ‘average Joe’ party,” he said.

“The days need to be more than 24 hours!” He wrote another one.

Politicians seized in the report to attack scandalous FPÖ. Surveys show is supported by all three Austrians.

“Business model is fair to ask about reliability for a party that started jealousy discussions and presents itself as a ‘system’ rival, Nic

Junior Partners in the government, social democrats (SPÖ) Klaus Seltenheim, referring to the color of the FPO’s party, the “hypocrisy of blue troops,” he said.

Although ÖVP has won most votes in the national elections, it accepted the first three -way coalition of Austria in February to prevent anti -Muslim FPO from power. For the first time since the Nazi period, it was the right to the right.

The biggest winner was Axel Kassegger from FPÖ, who was a member of the audit committee of the regional energy company Energie Steiermark, a member of the audit committee and speech and consulting concerts of the two companies.

Despite his finger pointing to other parties, four deputies of most conservative ÖVP were represented in the highest category of the rich list of parliamentary rich list, each of which contains three deputies of the new Austria and Liberal Forum (Neo) and three social democrats.

The FPÖ described the criticism as a “registration debt, high inflation, increasing unemployment and three -year recession, to a distributor of the government’s mistakes. He insisted that all the additional earnings of the deputies were above the board of directors.

The party organized a violent campaign before the September survey and accused the administration parties for the effect of strict Covid measures, which he said he said he had damaged the cost of living, warm economic growth and average Austrians.

Former FPÖ leader Heinz-Christian Strache faced charges this year To finance a luxurious lifestyle with public funds given to his party. Media reports, Strache’s holidays more than 1 million € for holidays, a wedding planner, private parties, home renovations and expenses for other personal tolerances, he said. Strache rejected the allegations.

Herbert Kickl, the current FPO chief, the party’s secretary -general and the allegedly responsible for supervising the book took greater political dimensions.

Investigation of the earnings of FPÖ MPs, Germany’s extreme right alternative Fur Deutschland, Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla’nın joint leaders of the joint leaders reported to sign last month to double the allowances.

Beyond approximately € 12,000, the parliamentary group, as MPs, gave them an appropriation of € 12,000 before a earlier than € 6,000.

Weidel and Chrupalla, like all German deputies, are linked to fulfilling their duties such as renting an office at election, taxis and hotel costs.

News Magazine Der Spiegel reported that Germany’s largest opposition party AFD has doubled after the February general elections of the parliamentary group, and that it has previously paid smaller allowances than other parties.