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The current party leader, Pamela Rendi-Wagner, "should free himself from the shadow of the Silberstein core-past" - and once enlighten, for which "the inventor of the anti-Soros campaign" got 44,000 euros. "As long as Rendi-Wager does not solve it, it's unbelievable." And so it would be "hypocritical" if the SPÖ proposes a fairness agreement, stressed Nehammer in a written statement. Vilimsky in turn demanded in a release the publication of the promised report about the "SPÖ-Silberstein scandal". He also deposited the conviction that Drozda, as Kern's closest confidant, had been "one of Tal Silberstein's masterminds in dirty campaigning against the political competitors". Until the complete clarification of the "red Dirty-campaigning scandal" Vilimsky considers it "idle to talk to Drozda about a fairness agreement". Vilimsky emphasizes blue fairness "in all election campaigns" Vilimsky also affirmed that the FPÖ is "fair in all elections" and is also committed to it in the EU election campaign. And Nehammer emphasized that the ÖVP remains "true to the new style". Drozda had proposed an agreement on Sunday limiting and disclosing donations to 10,000 euros, limiting campaign costs to half of the legal seven million euros, and promising a ban on "dirty campaigning", the use of "social bots" and personal defamation , Neos surprised about "fairness dispute" "Amazed" responded the Neos on Monday on the "fairness dispute" of ÖVP, FPÖ and SPÖ. Secretary General Nick Donig believes that, even in the face of OEP and FPÖ transgressions, more rapid and transparent information on campaign donations and costs is needed, and therefore announced a move to do so during the election campaign. The "old-established parties" would argue about the topic of "fairness" instead of striving for transparency, fairness and an economical election campaign. The fact that the ÖVP and FPÖ have no interest in a fairness agreement surprised Donig anyway - they would have exceeded the cost limit "outrageous" in the National Council election campaign: "Who does not abide by law, who has no interest in a word of honor." However, after the "incidents" in the National Council election campaign, the SPÖ was also "not the best sender for the thrust", said Donig.