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“Stefan Löfven cannot remain prime minister because he intends to present the latest investigation proposal that would break job security for all employees in Sweden,” V leader Jonas Sjöstedt writes on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/jsjostedt/status/1311515038717546498
The Left Party will return during the day on how to proceed with his threat of censorship. A prerequisite for V is that the party enlists someone from the bourgeois opposition to arouse mistrust in the Riksdag. KD leader Ebba Busch has stated that she is prepared to support V’s declaration of no confidence in the Löfven government.
– If this is the best chance to give Sweden a new government during the current term, we will not hesitate before then, Ebba Busch said Wednesday in SVT’s Aktuellt.
The leaders of the moderates, on the other hand, say that the party does not support a motion of no confidence.
– We assume that we now have legislation in force, says Ulf Kristersson.
What do you do in a vote if the left leads to a vote of no confidence with 35 members?
– This mistrust is aimed at threatening the government with withdrawing proposals for legislation that we believe are important. We want to implement the changes. It would have been good for the parties to agree. If they do not agree, then politics, the Riksdag and the government must bear that responsibility and we will bear it. If then there is a situation in which the Left Party also wants to change government, we will be part of it, he says.
Ulf Kristersson also says that today it is not relevant to cooperate with the Left Party on the subject of reading.
– We will not pose a threat to this government. We will not cooperate with the Party of the Left so that the government withdraws the bills that we believe are important.
Ulf Kristersson says that politics must intervene now.
– When the parties are unsuccessful in their work, the Riksdag and the government must take responsibility for a better functioning labor market.
Ulf Kristersson does not believe that more time for the parties to negotiate will solve the problem.
– I think those who say it most probably want to avoid dealing with the problem. It is not the lack of time that has led to this. They think differently about important issues.
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