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Svezia: divario ridotto tra centro-sinistra e centro-destra a metà dello spoglio
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Svezia: divario ridotto tra centro-sinistra e centro-destra a metà dello spoglio

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A metà dello spoglio delle elezioni svedesi, il divario tra il blocco di centro-sinistra guidato da Magdalena Andersson e quello di centro-destra guidato da Ulf Kristersson si è ridotto a un solo seggio, con il centro-sinistra attualmente in vantaggio secondo le proiezioni della televisione pubblica svedese Svt, ma il risultato rimane incerto e potrebbe ancora cambiare.

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Le elezioni svedesi stanno mostrando un risultato estremamente combattuto tra il blocco di centro-sinistra guidato dai Socialdemocratici di Magdalena Andersson e quello di centro-destra guidato dai Moderati del premier uscente Ulf Kristersson.

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Il divario tra il blocco di centro-sinistra, guidato dai Socialdemocratici di Magdalena Andersson e quello di centro-destra, guidato dai Moderati del premier uscente Ulf Kristersson si è ridotto nel corso della serata a metà dello spoglio.

Ora tutto rimane incerto, con un solo seggio di scarto tra i due blocchi, che per il momento sarebbe in favore del centro-sinistra, ma il tutto potrebbe cambiare, secondo la proiezione fatta dalla televisione di servizio pubblico svedese, Svt.

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  • Il risultato finale delle elezioni potrebbe ancora cambiare prima dello conclusione dello spoglio.

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  • Qual sarà il risultato finale dello spoglio?
  • Quale blocco riuscirà a formare un governo?
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