Siegfried Wolf doesn’t hide his bad mood. He rushes past the many television cameras and hurls an ironic “Good morning” at the journalists. The influential multi-millionaire bought the MAN car factory in Steyr in Upper Austria last Wednesday – last Wednesday he was invited before the investigative committee that has been working on the allegations of corruption surrounding the ÖVP for several weeks. When the former CEO of the automotive supplier Magna and today’s member of the supervisory board of Porsche SE then takes a seat in front of the parliamentarians in the chimney hall of the Vienna Hofburg, a tirade against politics and the media in Austria breaks out of him. “In the last few months, a tsunami of disinformation has swept over me in a way I never thought possible,” says the 64-year-old. Out of context details from his tax file and his private communications would be deliberately dragged to the public. An image is conveyed that in no way corresponds to reality.
Austria: The lost honor of Siegfried Wolf – politics
