May's presidential election in Austria saw independent candidate Alexander Van der Bellen narrowly gain victory over the right-wing Freedom Party’s Norbert Hofer.

Whilst some celebrated it as a victory against the far-right and an escape from neo-fascism, having labeled Hofer “a wolf in sheep's clothing,” “the Donald Trump of Europe,” and “the friendly face of the far-right" Hofer repeatedly desctibed himself as a patriot, not a neo-fascist.

FPÖ MEP Barbara Kappel reiterated Hofer`s point telling the RT interviewer "I have to correct you we are not a far-right party; we are a centre-right party." Kappel explained that she believes the labels placed in the FPÖ such as far-right, almost neo-Nazi resulted from a media system strongly financed by the government to keep the major opposition party down,

The MEP said she together with her colleagues were working to correct such labelling adding "..so it is important for us to state that we are a center-right party.

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