Jan Björklund lobbied the ducks for questions about Annie Lööf

Annie Lööf explains in an exclusive interview to DN a list of requirements that the Center will convey to Stefan Löfven (S). The requests relate to taxes, labor markets, housing and rural areas. If Chief S accepts the center's requirements, Annie Lööf could consider sending him back as prime minister.

At the same time it hurts Liberals in the second party explain how to act in the Prime Minister's vote on Stefan Löfven next week. The director of Jan Björklund does not want to be interviewed Tuesday afternoon by Annie Lööf.

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"Internal talks are continuing on this issue and we have nothing to say about it at the moment," said Adam Alfredsson, press officer for Jan Björklund.

Liberals have as well as the Center voted no for the leader of the political party Ulf Kristersson as Prime Minister, with the argument that this would have an influence on the Swedish Democrats. After the president returned the ball to the head of state, Stefan Löfven, it became clear that the Liberals are split at the top of the party. According to the DN, heavy parliamentarians and spokesmen argue that the party should say no to Löfven and change the issue of Ulf Kristersson as prime minister.

However, Jan Björklund, the leader of the party, is firmly committed to honoring the promise that he publicly made his children not to contribute to the SD having any influence. The infected discussion will continue when the Liberal Parliamentary Assembly meets on Tuesday afternoon.

The LO Karl-Petter Thorwaldsson Foundation I do not want to comment on the negotiations between the Social Democrats and the center party. However, they comment on the demands of the Center Party for the labor market.

"We already know that for LO, labor law is about the security of our members and we think the parties should negotiate to avoid political interference," says Karl-Petter Thorwaldsson.

– I saw that one of the points concerned the labor market and we think we should leave it to the parties. We said this to the Center Party, and we also say it to the Social Democrats.

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