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No Soft Start for Whoever Wins the Election

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A stressed economy, growing debt, weak population growth, poor school results and more elderly people. Here are five questions that await Falkenberg's new government after the election.

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No Soft Start for Whoever Wins the Election

A stressed economy, growing debt, weak population growth, poor school results and more elderly people. Here are five questions that await Falkenberg's new government after the election.

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