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Christof Bitschi, FPÖ leader in the Vorarlberg government, in a major interview

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Since the 2024 elections, the FPÖ (two seats) has governed Vorarlberg as a junior partner with the ÖVP (five). The long-time opposition leader Christof Bitschi is deputy governor. Unlike the EU, Switzerland does not cause him any problems, the 33-year-old says in an interview. He wants to stop the renaturation and finally build the S18.

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Christof Bitschi, FPÖ leader in the Vorarlberg government, in a major interview

Since the 2024 elections, the FPÖ (two seats) has governed Vorarlberg as a junior partner with the ÖVP (five). The long-time opposition leader Christof Bitschi is deputy governor. Unlike the EU, Switzerland does not cause him any problems, the 33-year-old says in an interview. He wants to stop the renaturation and finally build the S18.

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St.Galler Tagblatt broke the news in 28 days ago on Monday, January 27, 2025.

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