Talks on (FPO) collapsed, his leader, Herbert Kikl, announced.
In a statement, the party said Kickl informed Austrian President Alexander Van Der Belen that he failed to agree with the Conservative People’s Party (ÖVP) to form a coalition government, with their disagreement to distribute the distribution of ministries. Two parties claimed the portfolios of interior and finance.
The effort to form a government by Kikl had preceded this purpose, with a coalition between the People’s Party (ÖVP), the Social Democratic (SPö) and the Liberal Neos, who abandoned those conversations.
“Although we made concessions in many places (…), the talks were unfortunately not fruitful,” Kikl said, returning to the president the order to form a government he had handed over on January 6th.
To solve the government impasse in Austria, it will either revive an effort to form a government by centralized parties, or the country will be led to early elections, with polls, however, showing that the FPO lead over other parties will increase.
