In the midst of the acute government crisis, an unexpected announcement comes from the Sweden Democrats. Jimmie Åkesson calls a press conference in Sölvesborg to address the government issue. Is this the answer to the speculation that the party might be willing to drop its demand for ministerial posts?
Leader of the Sweden Democrats Jimmie Åkesson holds press conference Friday, November 6, at 12:30 p.m. in Sölvesborg. This will take place at the same time as the Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson is trying to find a way out of the deadlock in government formation.
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Since the election on September 13, there have been reports from various sources on several occasions that the Sweden Democrats might be willing to forgo ministerial posts—even without making any demands in return—in order to facilitate the formation of a center-right government.
However, the party has dismissed the reports as inaccurate. The press release ahead of Friday’s press conference also does not reveal what announcements Åkesson plans to make.
Kristersson was given the Speaker’s exploratory mandate on November 3 and is to report his findings by November 10 at the latest. If the parties cannot reach a compromise, the government crisis could lead to a special election.
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