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Herbert Kickl, leader of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the opposition, has put forth a controversial proposal to enshrine 'remigration' in the constitution. He has also publicly opposed any increase in the pension age. His recent interviews have been marked by frustration and contentious remarks, drawing comparisons to former FPÖ leader Jörg Haider in his public persona.
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How Herbert Kickl Presents Himself as Jörg Haider's Heir
This article examines how Herbert Kickl, the FPÖ party leader, is positioning himself as the successor to the influential former FPÖ leader Jörg Haider, referencing events from 40 years ago.
Kurier:
FPÖ Leader Kickl Wants "Remigration" in Constitution
FPÖ party leader Herbert Kickl expressed his desire to enshrine 'remigration' in the constitution, following controversial remarks during an ORF summer interview.
ORF:
Kickl Opposes Pension Age Increase
In a political interview, Herbert Kickl expressed opposition to increasing the retirement age.
Die Presse:
Kickl in Summer Interview: 'How Can One Ask Such Stupid Questions?'
Austrian politician Kickl expressed frustration during a summer interview, questioning the nature of certain inquiries.
Kurier:
Right-Wing Extremism: Who Says What Is That?
This article clarifies the term 'right-wing extremism,' suggesting it might be a buzzword that nobody fully understands.
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