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The Center Party today presents the first draft of a new program of principles and actions.
The party is flying high in the polls, and SP leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum is even running as a possible candidate for prime minister from the left.
According to Dagbladet, the new principles program proposes to introduce local taxes on wind energy, in addition to a reduced corporation tax for all businesses in the districts.
The draft program also proposes a legal regulation of social media that makes it illegal to make money from fake news, hate propaganda and information that violates Norwegian law.
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I do not agree with SV
The Center Party wants to sit primarily in government with the Labor Party, and only the Labor Party, after next year’s elections. The old friend of the government, SV, loves Vedum and company. to stay out of it.
And in the points to be presented this morning by the leader of the party, Marit Arnstad, the Sp is also on the way to collision with the SV in several areas:
- The Center Party wants a differentiated regulation for the beach area according to the region and the region.
- Reject land income tax for aquaculture.
- Follow a new predator policy where greater attention is paid to grazing.
- The party also wants local self-government in terms of motorized open country traffic, and to reduce the county governor’s opportunity to review municipal decisions.
- The new action program also confirms Sp’s commitment to the 2% target in the Armed Forces in line with Norway’s commitments in NATO.
Shaken by executive pay
Vedum and workers
The party leader, Vedum, is not present during the presentation. Travel to Hedmark. When the government’s proposal for the state budget was presented yesterday, Vedum took a very critical line.
– The government tax carousel continues. Now the government will once again punish ordinary workers and businesses, he said.
The rhetoric he led might be reminiscent of the Labor Party, from which Vedum just “kidnapped” Jan Bøhler:
– Conservatives continue to prioritize their rich uncles over ordinary workers across Norway, he says, something he fears will lead to widening differences between people, Vedum said after the state budget was introduced.
– The government makes daily life difficult for ordinary people and families, while those who have the most from before can laugh until the bank, he adds.
