US EditionFamily Member of Swedish Minister an 'Active Neo-Nazi', Reports Claim
- A family member of a Swedish government minister is reportedly active in right-wing extremist and neo-Nazi groups, according to Swedish media reports.
- The individual has attempted to recruit for nationalist and antisemitic organizations and collaborated with the Nordic Resistance Movement.
- Swedish security police were unaware of the connection, and security expert Kim Hakkarainen stated the situation is serious.
- The family member's social media accounts, which showed involvement in racist activities, were made private after the news inquiry.
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A minister's relative has been active within the far right and according to SvD's information, Säpo has been aware of the situation. "It concerns a child," says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M).
A minister has a close relative with right-wing extremist connections, according to Expo – something Säpo was not aware of. Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M) does not want to comment on the information.
The relative allegedly tried to recruit to a white power organization, reports Expo.
A Swedish minister is related to a person linked to far-right and Nazi organizations, according to research by the Swedish magazine Expo. The 17-year-old relative is said to have tried to recruit people for a white power organization. The case is indicative of the recent increase in radicalizing young people in the Scandinavian country.
Francisco Araujo is one of the most active elements of the Reconquista ultranationalist movement and now comes to Parliament.
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