Social Democrats to Meet Left Party and Centre Party for Talks on Swedish Government
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Social Democrats to meet Left Party and Centre Party for talks on Swedish government
The Social Democrats and Green Party are due to meet with both the Centre Party and the Left Party today to discuss ways to overcome the obstacles to forming a viable government coalition.
A red-green government where V ingår - but not C - pulls up in the four-party dialogue within the havererade, experiences DN. In parallel, senior officials in the Center Party must have contacted the party district in order to open for a government led by Ulf Kristersson, like a C-source. Now V and C want to resume the S-led conversation, but V keeps the minister's request.
Worry and depressed mood. The Left Party feels that it is more or less in the running for a red-green government to take office, according to SVT sources. At the same time, there is continued strong support for the demand for ministerial posts. “I don't see too many ways forward than to continue standing up, it is our credibility that is at stake,” says a V source.
Social Democrats meet Left Party and Centre Party for talks on Swedish government
A meeting of the Social Democrats, Greens, Centre Party and the Left Party to discuss ways to overcome the obstacles to forming a viable government coalition got under way at 10am on Wednesday.
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