Thousands march in Sweden climate demonstration as election looms
Organisers said the protest was the largest Swedish climate demonstration ever, as 37% of voters in a poll called climate their top election issue.
- Around 50,000 people marched in Stockholm to protest against human-made climate change ahead of a general election where climate is a top concern for voters.
- Greta Thunberg stated that no political party in Sweden is proposing adequate policies to prevent climate disasters.
- Beatrice Rindevall emphasized the urgency of addressing the climate crisis and implementing immediate climate policies to reduce emissions.
- According to a Verian poll, 37 percent of respondents indicated that climate is a top electoral priority.
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Stockholm. About 10,000 people demonstrated yesterday in Stockholm to protest against climate change, just a few weeks before the general election in Sweden, where this issue is among the main concerns of voters.
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If only they had the same passion in stopping the 3rd worlders and Islamists who are destroying the nation Thousands rally in Stockholm over climate crisis weeks ahead of general election More than 10,000 people marched in Stockholm, the Swedish capital, on Sunday in a protest against human-made climate change, weeks ahead of a 13...
Three weeks before the parliamentary election in Sweden, around 10,000 people demonstrated for more climate protection in the capital Stockholm.
The protest comes as Swedish and foreign experts have warned that the Swedish government's climate change policies are jeopardizing the country's emissions reduction goals.
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(Brussels=Yonhap News) Correspondent Hyun Yoon-kyung = Climate issues are rapidly emerging as a top priority for voters in Sweden, which will hold a general election on the 13th of next month.
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