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Election Posters of the Austrian FPÖ printed in Sarajevo!

Published: April 29, 2016
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13077233_1167319933318961_780725823_nThe rightwing Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) achieved great success at the presidential elections in that country. The party’s program, back from the time when the party was led by the controversial Jörg Haider, can be summarized in one sentence: “Austria above all”.

That is why Norbert Hofer, presidential candidate of FPÖ, in his populist-patriotic speeches firmly potentiated the growth of unemployment among Austrians due to the exodus of jobs and employees to places where workforce is cheaper.

However, words are one thing, actions are another. The news about the printing of the posters of the presidential candidate Norbert Hofer in one printing shop in Sarajevo echoed as a bomb in the Austrian public.

The Austrian public would remain deprived of this information if the employees of the Sarajevo printing press did not boast on Facebook with the job they did.

Despite of several calls by the Austrian media, the first man of FPÖ Mario Kunasek did not want to comment on this case.

(Source: radiosarajevo.ba)

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