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“Werner Faymann”

Faymann reist nach Russland

Bundeskanzler Faymann wird nächste Woche mit Putin und Medwedjew über die Energieversorgung Europas sprechen. Zuvor reist er nach Berlin, wo der 20. Jahrestag des Mauerfalls gefeiert wird. Mit einem Kurzbesuch in Russland betritt SP-Bundeskanzler Werner Faymann nächste Woche die Bühne der Weltpolitik. Der Kanzler wird mit dem russischen Regierungschef Wladimir Putin und Präsident Dmitrij Medwedjew [...]

Mit der FPÖ nichts gemeinsam

Galina Toktalieva für die Wiener Nachrichten  (Fotoreportage) „Mit der Strache-FPÖ haben wir nichts gemeinsam – nicht in der Vergangenheit und nicht in der Zukunft“. So hat sich Bundeskanzler Werner Faymann (SPÖ) am Freitag in seiner Rede beim Maiaufmarsch der SPÖ auf dem Wiener Rathausplatz abgegrenzt. “Wir haben ja immer gewusst, Wien ist die Nummer 1 [...]

JOB

Pressure in form of compulsory education In breaks we were eating together in dim canteen of education center in routine of our unemployment compulsory course. Dining hall was full of people.It was steaming stewed cabbage, which melted in the mouth and reminded me of hearty soviet meals, which were but 200 times cheaper. My companion treated [...]

Red, red

Österreich-Umfrage: 28% – SPÖ Quotes about politics Don’t fall in love with politicians, they’re all a disappointment. They can’t help it, they just are. Peggy Noonan It has now become the doctrine of a large class of politicians that political honesty is unnecessary and incompatible with quick onward movement. Anthony Trollope Politics is not a [...]

Glance of Alfred Gusenbauer

It was election campaign event in Vienna Stadthalle, which attracted thousands of people who expressed their support for social democrats prime candidate Werner Faymann. I talked to a few ordinary persons who enjoyed themselves in buffet of concert hall during the speech of Werner Faymann looking at the screen of big monitor with his face, [...]

Russian girls dream about Werner Faymann

Austria’s xenophobia Alarm bells are sure to be ringing in Austria’s corridors of power following pressure from the United Nations for the country to improve its stand on the rights of immigrants and asylum seekers. The committee criticises the “frequently xenophobic” handling of refugees and immigrants by parties. Speeches of some politicians are “hateful”, declared [...]