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The motion for a preliminary ruling on the elections in Sweden's Social Democrats again the first time in the Parliament's race, the right one caught the great wave: an amazingly close struggle for power
The left-wing parties, which support the leader of Social Democratic Party Magdalena Anderson for Sweden's Prime Minister, won 51.3% votes in today's parliamentary elections, according to an external survey by the Swedish public service SVT, while the first official cut...
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BlicThe motion for a preliminary ruling on the elections in Sweden's Social Democrats again the first time in the Parliament's race, the right one caught the great wave: an amazingly close struggle for powerBlicThe priority of social democracy, the right to rule: step closer to historical perspectiveBlicThe motion for a preliminary ruling on the elections in Sweden's Social Democrats again the first time in the Parliament's race, the right one caught the great wave: an amazingly close struggle for powerBlicThe priority of social democracy, the right to rule: step closer to historical perspectiveBlicThe drama on elections in Sweden's Social Democrat in the close race for parliament, right-wing hope of transformation and entry into historyBlicThe drama on elections in Sweden's Social Democrat in the close race for parliament, right-wing hope of transformation and entry into history4 recorded states
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