Ida Gabrielsson rules out support, while Anders Ygeman sees a failure for all four parties if the formation of a government does not succeed.
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Four parties are trying to form a government and need to exchange 176 seats in the Riksdag for political influence. The Left Party has informed Magdalena Andersson and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist that they cannot say yes to the proposal.
A solution that the Left Party's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson considers impossible. On platform X, Gabrielsson writes:
"S and C know that V cannot say yes to this."
- We have already announced that to Magdalena Andersson and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist, says the Left Party's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson in SVT's Agenda.
"Was a failure"
In SVT's Morgonstudion, Anders Ygeman (S) responds to the criticism that has been made.
- It would be a failure for all four parties if we cannot convert 176 seats in the Riksdag into political influence, says Ygeman and continues:
- Now we will try to focus on getting this government through. Should it ever fail, we'll have to have that discussion then. But I, like Magdalena Andersson, am completely focused on us getting a new government and new direction for Sweden.
Greider: Andersson may be forced to resign
Dala-Demokraten's editor-in-chief Göran Greider says that resignation demands can become strong if the formation of a government fails.
- If Magdalena Andersson fails to form a government, the demands for her resignation will simply be strong. There is no doubt that, says Göran Greider in SVT's Agenda.
He also criticizes her party leadership.
- I have never thought that she has been particularly good as a party leader. She is not an ideological politician at all. You could say she was born to be a finance minister, but hardly to be a party leader.
According to several sources for SVT Nyheter, dissatisfaction with Magdalena Andersson is growing. Jenny Madestam, researcher in political science, believes that the red-green parties, and especially the Social Democrats, will be punished by the voters if they do not get a government together.
- I think that no party wants a by-election. It would be an even bigger failure, says Anders Ygeman in SVT's Morgonstudion on Monday.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Dissatisfaction with Magdalena Andersson will grow if the formation of a government fails.
Likely · Within days
No parties want a by-election.
Very likely · Within weeks

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S leader Magdalena Andersson wants to form a government with the Center Party and the Green Party, with the Left Party as the supporting party. The Left Party's Ida Gabrielsson writes on X that S and C know they cannot say yes to this.

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