Выступающая против антироссийских санкций «Австрийская партия свободы», по первым подсчетам, получает 57 мест в парламенте Австрии, «Австрийская народная партия» нынешнего канцлера Нехаммера – 51, сообщает телеканал ORF.
Таким образом, правая АПС расширяет свое представительство в парламенте на 26 мест, а АНП теряет 20 мест. Социал-демократическая партия Австрии получает 41 место (+1), входящие сейчас в правительственную коалицию «Зеленые» - 17 мест (-9), либералы из NEOS - также 17 (+2).
Выступающая против антироссийских санкций «Австрийская партия свободы», по первым подсчетам, получает 57 мест в парламенте Австрии, «Австрийская народная партия» нынешнего канцлера Нехаммера – 51, сообщает телеканал ORF.
Таким образом, правая АПС расширяет свое представительство в парламенте на 26 мест, а АНП теряет 20 мест. Социал-демократическая партия Австрии получает 41 место (+1), входящие сейчас в правительственную коалицию «Зеленые» - 17 мест (-9), либералы из NEOS - также 17 (+2).
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