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On Wednesday afternoon, the leader of the Liberal Party, Jan Björklund, broke the silence and announced that he was ready to dismiss Stefan Löfven as Prime Minister and to start budget cooperation, while demanding from Stefan Löfven of strict requirements.
Björklund's gesture means that he leads the same lineage as Annie Lööf, leader of the Center Party.
– They test if Stefan Löfven will hear the requirements you want to achieve. And it is possible that there is some kind of negotiation as Jan Björklund spoke in slightly more open terms than Annie Lööf had done yesterday, said state scientist Jenny Madestam in Expressen.
Jenny Madestam: "Can be difficult"
But the charm of the center party and the liberals of recent days may have another purpose, says Jenny Madestam:
"This can also be a strategy.If they meet the cold hand, the voters showed that they had done what they could and Svarte Petter then ends up on the knee of Stefan Löfven. Björklund can conscientiously turn to Kristersson as an alternative candidate.
It remains to be seen whether it will be an opening to the government crisis. Madestam says it can be difficult.
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Although the negotiations begin, the game is risky for Stefan Löfven, since the demands of Annie Lööf and Jan Björklund are rigorous from the point of view of social democracy.
"The demands of the Liberals and the Center are very controversial for the Social Democrats and the labor movement in general," said Jenny Madestam, adding:
"In addition, Löfven will receive a list of requests from the environmental party and the left-wing party, so it will be extremely important to take a stand and make difficult things happen.
Stefan Löfven's counter-strategy is the next step and all negotiations between the parties will begin.
"If it had been announced before the elections, Stefan Löfven laughed, now it's a different position and the Social Democrats are willing to pay a lot to form a government," said Expressen's political commentator. , KG Bergström, who believes Björklund is back on Lööf when the Center's vote will determine the Prime Minister's vote to a greater extent than the Liberals.
Fredrik Furtenbach: "Historical Days"
The commentator on Sveriges Radio's domestic policy, Fredrik Furtenbach, described Tuesday and Wednesday the historic days that brought the government closer to a solution – eighty days after the elections.
"The center and the liberals are ready to part with the alliance and, of course, that is the growth of the Swedish Democrats," Fredrik Furtenbach told Ekot.
"The question is whether Löfven will take a step as violent as the Liberals and the Center want.The Social Democrats will certainly do what they can to avoid the hottest obstacles and we will certainly have several negotiations. But for Stefan Löfven, this is the only chance the government has now, and it's a failure, which is probably the most recent choice.
"A quartet of omaka" describes the cooperation of Furtenbach and aims at the separate position of the parties in matters of economic policy.
READ MORE: SSU President: Possible compromise between S, L and C
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