Split Between Levica and Vesna: Green Party Demands Withdrawal of Its Name
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The Green Party has opposed the policy that has made Sweden the EU country with the lowest CO₂ emissions per capita, writes Gunnar Hökmark.
After the Vesna party publicly demanded that the Left remove its name from the name of the parliamentary group in the National Assembly, the question is increasingly being asked whether the Green Party was merely a means to an end. Many believe that the Left needed Vesna especially before the elections, when their joint appearance helped them break through to parliament, but after the elections, it practically pushed its partner to the sidelines…
The leadership of Vesna was stung by Luka Mesco's inconsistent candidacy for mayor of Ljubljana.
The Vesna party called on Levica to remove Vesna's name from the name of the parliamentary group, as, according to them, she is not involved in forming political positions, staffing, or the work of the parliamentary group.
Vesna - the Green Party is demanding that the Left Party remove its name from the name of the joint parliamentary group in the National Assembly. The party claims that despite their joint appearance in the National Assembly elections, they are not included in its operations and decision-making, and accuses the Left Party of uncoordinated and independent political action.
Following the request of the Vesna party to withdraw their name from the title of the parliamentary group, the Left Party announced that they have no problems with Vesna's proposal, and that the matter will be resolved 'in...
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