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Swedish Election Campaign Breaks Huge Taboo

Health is one of the most important election issues for Swedes: A fierce ideological battle has broken out over who should govern and how much the market should fill.

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Swedish Election Campaign Breaks Huge Taboo

Health is one of the most important election issues for Swedes: A fierce ideological battle has broken out over who should govern and how much the market should fill.

1 hour ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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Dagbladet Information broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark 1 hour ago on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

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