This Has Happened: Mohamed Ali, the Debts and the Suspected Election Fraud

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He owes money to the left and right – and apparently never keeps his promises. Yet Mohamed Ali is a new member of the Swedish Riksdag. The only problem is that no one has seen him in parliament since the election, and for his party he is the symbol of everything that is wrong with the Left Party.

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On Thursday, October 22, Mohamed Ali was in the Riksdag, and Expressen's reporter asked him questions about his debts, the Somalia agreement and several of his cars.

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The Left Party's Mohamed Ali has gone from a personal cruise missile to the most talked-about member of parliament. After the suspected cheating scandal in Borlänge, Ali took time out, and since then, revelations about private debts have made the storm grow even bigger. Hear what we know about the new member of parliament in the video.

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In an interview with TT, V-member Mohamed Ali says that he will pay his debts and keep his seat in the Riksdag. He also says that he has not been informed of any suspicions regarding the suspected election fraud in Dalarna.