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Region Stockholm reaches centrist governing agreement, freezing out the left

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Region Stockholm reaches centrist governing agreement, freezing out the left
Aida Hadzialic (S), a leading Social Democrat in Region Stockholm. Photo: Joakim Ståhl/SvD/ TT
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The Social Democrats, Centre Party, Green Party, Christian Democrats, and Liberals have agreed to govern Region Stockholm together.

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Motomanic
I think that insisting on fringe positions in times of global upheaval is not a winning strategy. So while personally I concur with the vast majority of the Left positions, I find their inability to compromise nauseating. For that matter, I find CP’s categorical exclusion of joining a government that sees Vänster ministers to be a fringe position also. ALL of them gotta put on big girl pants now and bring this country forward.
Alex
Now do the same in Riksdag and be done with it
Richard Stockholm, SE
Anyone who wish for a left-wing policy but voted for S/MP must feel like a fool. Why call yourself as “Social Democrats” when you clearly prefer bourgeois parties over socialists? People won’t forget the betrayal, mark my words.

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