The deadline expired at 5 p.m. Both Magdalena Andersson and Ulf Kristersson have now submitted their government proposals to the Center Party. But the contents are being kept secret—and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist is delaying her announcement of who will form the government.
On Friday evening, the Center Party confirmed that it had received the two government proposals it had requested. The proposals are intended to outline the policies the Social Democrats and the Moderates wish to implement, the parties with which they intend to cooperate, and how they plan to secure support in the Riksdag.
The Center Leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist announces that the party will now review the content. However, no details about the proposals are being disclosed.
– We will now review the proposals carefully as part of our internal decision-making processes, she says.
Kristersson Wants to Form a Center-Right Government
Ulf Kristersson has presented his government plan in an op-ed in Aftonbladet. He wants to form a minority government with the Moderate Party, the Center Party, the Christian Democrats, and the Liberals.
In order to govern, the government must have the support of the Riksdag. As a result, the Sweden Democrats’ votes could prove decisive, even though the party has not been offered any ministerial posts in Kristersson’s proposed government.
Andersson continues negotiations
Magdalena Andersson announced on Friday that she was continuing talks with the red-green parties. In a video posted on Instagram, she commented on her plan for the government.
– Today, I shared my plan for forming a government that will move all of Sweden forward with the parties that want to see me as prime minister.
However, the conflict between the Center Party and the Left Party over ministerial posts persists. It still poses a risk of derailing an S-led government.
The Center Party's announcement is delayed
Although both government proposals are now on the table, the Center Party has not yet taken a side. The party will first hold internal discussions before making an announcement.
With that, the process of forming a government enters a new, decisive phase. The question is whether the Center Party will accept a center-right government that needs the support of the Sweden Democrats—or whether it will continue negotiations with the left.
So we may end up with a new government through a competitive bidding process.
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It's absolutely insane that a party full of pedophiles should be allowed to help shape the country's future—there's a high risk that it will become completely legal for pedophiles to prey on children.
Wait and see.
I think that whatever happens, there will be a new election within a year.
Count on it—that way, at least we won't make a mistake.