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Søren Gade Shows up Himself to Vote Against the Liberal Party's Line

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Internal strife has arisen in the Liberal Party. A number of members of parliament have announced that they are going against the party line.

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Several Liberals are going against the party line, while Troels Lund Poulsen insists that the party should vote for the law

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Center

First, two of the Liberal Party's members defected when they were due to vote on the new fertilisation law. Now another two have defected and it is a 'critical moment' for the party leader, according to Ekstra Bladet's political commentator.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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A total of 4 of the Liberal Party's 18 members of parliament will not follow the party line and vote for the Fertilization Act.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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Lean Right

Internal strife has arisen in the Liberal Party. A number of members of parliament have announced that they are going against the party line.

·Borås, Sweden
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berlingske.dkberlingske.dk
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Lean Right

A total of 4 of the Liberal Party's 18 members of parliament will not follow the party line and vote for the Fertilization Act.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Five members oppose the Liberal Party's position on the fertilizer law, which is causing great anger among the country's farmers. Uncertainty about the Liberal Party is growing The list of Liberal Party members who no longer agree with the official party line is growing. As the fifth member of parliament from the Liberal Party, Peter Juel-Jensen has announced that he is opposed to a bill on the fertilizer law, which the Liberal Party […] The art…

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avisendanmark.dk broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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