Austria's three main centrist parties have reached a deal to form a coalition government without the far-right Freedom Party. The program includes tax increases, spending cuts, and immigration curbs. The coalition aims to bring the budget deficit within the EU limit and avoid action by Brussels.
Key Points
Coalition formed by center-right, liberal, and center-left parties
Program includes tax increases, spending cuts, and immigration curbs
Aim to bring budget deficit within EU limit and prevent infighting
Pros
Formation of a stable coalition government without the far-right Freedom Party
Program includes measures to address budget deficit and immigration issues
Cons
Pressure on the coalition to deliver results and avoid infighting