Sweden Democrats Leader: I Cannot Form a Government in This Situation
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Sweden is facing a political impasse after the September 13 elections, after the leader of the Social Democrats, Magdalena Andersson, admitted that she is unable to form a government, despite her center-left bloc winning a narrow parliamentary majority. "I have come to the conclusion that it is currently not possible for me to form a government," Andersson declared on Monday, announcing that she would return the mandate to the speaker of parliam…
Sweden held elections earlier this month, with Magdalena Andersson's center-left coalition winning a narrow majority. The post Sweden: Opposition leader says she cannot form government under current circumstances appeared first on in.gr.
The elections held in early September gave Andersson's center-left bloc a narrow majority.
The leader of the Swedish opposition and Social Democrats, Magdalena Andersson, has announced that she will not be able to form a government in the current situation. The center-left bloc won only a narrow majority in elections held earlier this month.
The Swedish Democratic Party leader gives in.
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