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– The Prime Minister can solve this by withdrawing all thought of implementing legislation on research, says Jonas Sjöstedt (V) to TT.
Left-wing leader Jonas Sjöstedt regrets that the latest negotiations have stalled again. Now the ball is in the court of Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, whose actions will decide whether the Left Party will lift a vote of no confidence, Sjöstedt tells TT.
– It is unfortunate that the parties have not agreed, but at the same time it is not surprising, says left-wing leader Jonas Sjöstedt to TT.
TT: How does the Left Party defend the previous threat of arousing distrust if the government approves the proposal of the latest investigation?
– The Prime Minister can solve this by withdrawing all thoughts on the implementation of the research legislation. But if the government goes ahead with the proposal, we maintain the fact that he cannot remain prime minister, says Jonas Sjöstedt.
Waiting answer
When asked how long the Left Party will wait to arouse mistrust in Stefan Löfven, Sjöstedt replies that the party is waiting for a response from the Prime Minister.
– We are now waiting for Löfven’s response, which is what completely determines how we will act in the future. If they step down to make law on the latest investigation proposal, he can stay. Now this is determined by Löfven’s position. Should he go down in history as the prime minister who destroys Swedish job security?
Liberals apologize
Liberal party leader Nyamko Sabuni regrets LO’s message today.
“Even if the parties have not agreed, now the labor law will be modernized, because there is a large majority in the Riksdag,” he writes in a comment to TT.
Sabuni says that “now more exceptions are needed in the latter, not in the January agreement.”
“In January of last year, my party went a long way in accepting the current government in exchange for implementing liberal reforms. Therefore, we will hear the technical opinions that may arise from the advisory bodies, but that now the inquiry will be carried out on a modernized labor law. It’s very clear “.
Labor Minister Press Secretary Eva Nordmark (S) tells TT that they are waiting to comment until the Social Democrats have heard from all parties: PTK and the Swedish Business Confederation. TT is also looking for Annie Lööf (C).
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