Stefan Löfven may need more time to found a government

On Tuesday, Annie Lööf, C-leader, announced her intention in a
DN interview that the Center will send a list of requirements to Stefan Löfven in the coming days. The requirements include areas such as tax cuts, housing and labor market policies, and are a prerequisite for C to consider establishing a S-led government.

On Monday, Stefan Löfven will tell the president which parties should be included in his government's antecedents. This means that Löfven only has a few days to support the center.

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Prime Minister does not want To give forecasts on its course.

"It is complex, there is no doubt about it, and we have all the parties to move this process forward, Sweden should have an effective government, and then we all have to be able to give and receive. which characterizes a negotiation, "said Stefan Löfven.

He does not want to deal with when he meets Annie Lööf and how he looks at C's areas of activity on his claims list.

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– I want to see the nature of these requirements and how they are formulated. Then I can decide what can be discussed.

"Now, we know at least which areas the Center Party wants to discuss, I have always said that I want cross – border cooperation, they explain their demands, it 's about it. a step forward, says Stefan Löfven, adding that it is in the nature that all parties must make compromises in the negotiations.

At the same time, C has now definitely said no to sit in a government led by S.

"I've always said that you can cooperate with the government, be part of a coalition or cooperate in Parliament, which can range from pure budget cooperation to budget cooperation and cooperation in other areas. Other areas I have shown flexibility and I think the most important thing is to get cross-border cooperation, "said Stefan Löfven.

He does not want to enter the government constellations that he now considers most likely.

"That's what I think and I'll leave a message to the president on Monday, so I want to come back to it.

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