After the Tyrolean coalition peace between ÖVP and Greens in the matter of “Luder-Sager” of the ÖVP-LHStv. Josef Geisler and his aftermath seem to continue to rumble among the Greens. According to a report by the Ö1 “Mittagsjournal”, their Tyrolean National Council member Barbara Neßler said that “the last word has not yet been spoken” in this matter.
In addition, three of the four green parliamentarians are said to have rejected the declaration drawn up in the coalition committee with the ÖVP. This will “neither be confirmed nor denied,” a Green spokesman told the APA, referring to the agreement reached unanimously in the coalition committee. The enthusiasm for the eco-party was “generally limited”.
In addition, apparently Greens-LHStv. Ingrid Felipe increasingly in the internal criticism. This had declared to ORF Tirol for agreement or to the Geisler cause: “In my feminist basic attitude it is also a matter of looking at where there is conciliation. Only ‘an eye for an eye’ is not my understanding of feminism.” But some party friends seem to have a different understanding of feminism. “Feminism ensures that sexists in top political positions have not lost anything,” the “Mittagsjournal” quoted a tweet from Neßler in which she targeted Geisler.
And the green spokeswoman for women in the National Council, Meri Disoski, said: “My feminist attitude is not about reconciliation with sexists, but about fundamentally breaking up and changing patriarchal structures and mechanisms of power”. A criticism that Felipe can “understand” according to her own statements, because: “Feminism can and may be defined differently is a phenomenon and a strength of feminism.”
Source: APA
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