Kristersson welcomes messages from SD and the Centre Party
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Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson has welcomed the messages that came on Friday from the Sweden Democrats and the Centre Party. He commented on the messages at a press conference for journalists.
According to the source, the two parties sent their messages on Friday. Kristersson welcomed them openly and said he sees them as positive. The source is, however, very brief, so there are no details about what the messages exactly contained.
Ulf Kristersson is chairman of the Moderate Party and Prime Minister of Sweden. The Sweden Democrats and the Centre Party are two of the parties sitting in the Riksdag. Contacts between parties are important in Swedish politics, since many decisions require support from several parties.
It is still unclear what consequences the messages will have. More information is expected, and readers who want to know more should follow the news coverage of the matter.
Sources: Sveriges Radio
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