Albert Rosti takes the next step in “Operation Atom”
Theodore Meeks,
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First Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Albert Rosti wants to remove the ban on new nuclear power plants from the law.
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So the SVP is following its step-by-step plan for a new nuclear power plant while Leibstadt (photo), the last nuclear power plant, is shut down.
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Meanwhile, phasing out nuclear power is hardly getting anywhere. Only the Mühleberg nuclear power plant went out of business.
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Part of the SVP plan: Ask for longer periods – although these are not limited in time. Existing nuclear power plants such as Gösgen can operate as long as they are safe.
First Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Albert Rusti (53 years old) wants to cancel the referendum on May 27, 2017. This made it impossible to build new nuclear power plants. The former head of the SVP takes the next step in the People’s Party’s plan to build a new nuclear power plant. Bernays demanded the abolition of the ban on the construction of new nuclear power plants, he assured “Tages-Anzeiger”.
Fellow and Vice President Magdalena Martolo Blocher (51) gave the starting shot of Operation Atom in an interview with Blick last Thursday. The daughter of party leader Christoph Blücher (80) said that in the long run, “nuclear energy should be thought again”.