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Austria finally has a government. Stocker is the new chancellor

02-03-2025 14:31

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Austria finally has a government. Stocker is the new chancellor

Dopo cinque mesi di negoziati, i Popolari guidano un esecutivo con socialisti e liberali. Estrema destra all'opposizione

EU/EN - Austria finally has a government, after the longest negotiations in its modern history. It took five months for the ÖVP People's Party, with the SPÖ Social Democrats and the Neos Liberals to form a three-party executive, forming a coalition that excludes the far-right FPÖ, which came first in last September's elections with almost 29 percent of the vote. It was a historic first since the Second World War, the primacy at the polls of a party, FPÖ, founded decades ago by former members of the SS from the ashes of Nazism.

The program of the government led by the popular Stocker includes measures to reduce Vienna's budget deficit and bring it back within the 3 percent limit requested by Brussels. Savings are expected from the reform of the pension system. Taxes on banks and on the extra profits of fossil fuel producers are increasing. On migration flows, there is talk of a tightening of family reunification policies for refugees.

 

Stocker is the new chancellor

Christian Stocker was, from September 2022 to January 2025, secretary general of the People's Party, becoming, on 5 January 2025, its new interim leader, following the resignation of Chancellor Karl Nehammer. A decisive politician in the coalition talks between ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS, Stocker saw them fail for the first time following the 2024 Austrian parliamentary elections and then attempted, after having previously excluded him, to start coalition talks with Herbert Kickl, leader of FPÖ. After negotiations with the far right also failed, Stocker managed to announce on 27 February 2025 that he had brought together SPÖ, ÖVP and NEOS and to run to lead the new coalition government in Vienna that excludes the far right.

 

IT - L’Austria ha finalmente un governo, dopo i negoziati più lunghi della sua storia moderna. Ci sono voluti cinque mesi ai  Popolari dell’Övp, con i Socialdemocratici dell’Spö e i liberali di Neos per formare un esecutivo a tre partiti formando una coalizione che esclude l’estrema destra dell’Fpö, arrivata prima alle elezioni dello scorso settembre con quasi il 29 per cento dei consensi. Ha costituto un inedito storico dal secondo dopoguerra ad oggi, il primato nelle urne di un partito, Fpö, fondato decenni addietro da ex membri delle SS dalle ceneri del nazismo.

Nel programma del governo guidato dal popolare Stocker sono contemplate misure per ridurre il deficit di bilancio di Vienna e riportarlo entro il limite del 3 per cento chiesto da Bruxelles. Previsti risparmi dalla riforma del sistema pensionistico. Aumentano le imposte sulle banche e sugli extraprofitti dei produttori di combustibili fossili. Sui flussi migratori, si parla di un inasprimento delle politiche di ricongiungimento familiare per i rifugiati.

 

Stocker è il nuovo cancelliere

Christian Stocker è stato, da settembre 2022 a gennaio 2025, segretario generale del Partito Popolare, diventandone, il 5 gennaio 2025, nuovo leader ad interim, in seguito alle dimissioni del cancelliere Karl Nehammer. Politico decisivo nei colloqui di coalizione tra ÖVP, SPÖ e NEOS, Stocker li ha visti fallire una prima volta in seguito alle elezioni legislative austriache del 2024 e quindi ha tentato, dopo averlo escluso in precedenza, di avviare colloqui di coalizione con Herbert Kickl, leader di FPÖ. Falliti anche i negoziati con l’estrema destra, Stocker è riuscito ad annunciare il 27 febbraio 2025 di aver messo insieme SPÖ, ÖVP e NEOS e a candidarsi a guidare il nuovo governo di coalizione a Vienna che esclude l'estrema destra.

 

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