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Ebba Busch holds a press conference after her fall speech. We broadcast live from the press conference here on svt.se starting at 11.15
The party leader of the Left Party, Jonas Sjöstedt, had previously threatened to arouse the mistrust of Prime Minister Stefan Löfven if the government goes ahead with the changes to labor law unveiled in the latest investigation.
Negotiations between the social partners failed last September. The Center Party and the Liberals believe that the laser investigation will then be carried out, in accordance with the agreement of the January agreement. But the government has not said how to proceed.
V makes the demand in the debate
Sjöstedt has not allowed time for when a vote of no confidence may be relevant, but has said that he will make the demand again during the party leader’s debate on the SVT Agenda on Sunday.
Swedish Democrats have previously announced that they support a vote of no confidence if the Left Party decides to go ahead.
M: Most if it is serious
The removal of the Prime Minister also requires the support of the moderates. The party’s leader, Ulf Kristersson, has said so far that he does not want to threaten a vote of no confidence if the result is that changes in labor law are halted while Löfven remains. On the other hand, there is a majority if the Left Party really wants to overthrow Stefan Löfven, according to Kristersson.
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