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After several weeks of idleness, government formation is now in full swing. On Tuesday next week, Ulf Kristersson will report his probe mission to the speaker.
After several weeks of idleness, government formation is now in full swing. On Tuesday next week, M leader Ulf Kristersson will report his probe mission to the Speaker. Thus, the government question can be decided in a prime ministerial vote already at the end of next week.
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The government issue will be decided in a Prime Minister's vote at the end of next week.
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The leaders of the Moderates, the Democrats, the Liberals, the Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats in Gothenburg have agreed on a common municipal budget. The budget means a tax cut of 13 öre and SEK 300 million more for children, young people and the elderly. SD's Jörgen Fogelklou sits at the negotiating table, even though the party has gone into full opposition in national politics. The opposition parties S, V and MP criticize the collaboration.

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Jimmie Åkesson demands that the Center Party be included in a bourgeois government in order for the SD to launch an Ulf Kristersson-led government. Through the Center's participation, SD gains a position as wave master and great power over economic policy, especially the state budget. The alternative is a by-election that could lead to a Tidö government with SD ministers.

The moderates' party leader Ulf Kristersson has been granted extended time by Speaker Andreas Norlén to probe the conditions for a new government. The new deadline is set for November 17, while Magdalena Andersson expresses readiness for the assignment.

Jimmie Åkesson (SD) emphasizes that the party is prepared to negotiate with a minority government. At the same time, SD wants to break away from Tidö collaboration's economic policy and take a more independent role in opposition in order to regain political relevance.

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