Pehr G, PG, Gyllenhammar about SD: "Are fascists"

Swedish politics has a locked position when none of the traditional blocs have a majority and it is unclear who will lead the country over the next four years and regardless of the prime position Minister.

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In business, we voted on the fact that the alliance would take power with the support of SD – but PG Gyllenhammar is not behind this proposal.

In his interview Saturday on Swedish radio by Ekot, the former head of Volvo is now participating in the debate.

– I would absolutely reject such a proposal. I think it's irresponsible to have such a defense because they (SD, Reds.) Get a voting share of 17 who get a percentage in the last election. I think they are fascists, said PG Gyllenhammar in Saturday's interviews.

The criticism of PG Gyllenhammar

Antonia Ax, son of Johnson, 75, Sweden's richest woman and owner of the Axfood food empire, told Dagens Industri that the alliance was to defeat the fear of fear against sustainable development.

"I am a liberal humanist who can beat me to death for his good values, but I do not see why the Alliance should refrain from taking power and implementing reforms beneficial to Sweden" , she said.

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According to PG Gyllenhammar, according to Sveriges Radio, the other parties can not cooperate with the Swedish Democrats "without renouncing their liberal principles".

– I think it is hypocrisy. If they were more insightful and studied what the Swedish Democrats represent, how they were created and how they changed, they would say "that's the last thing we want to do," said PG Gyllenhammar at Saturday interviews.

Answer by SD

Spokesman Henrik Vinge told Swedish radio that Gyllenhammar had a political line.

"PG Gyllenhammar knows very well that we are not a fascist party, he himself has been politically active in the People's Party and describes himself as part of the left wing of the alliance," said Henrik. Vinge: He continues:

"He has no such arguments against us, so he will get such harmonies and call us ugly words, even if they know it's not true.