L continued fragmentation in the regeringsfrågan

late on Sunday night held both the Centre party and the Liberals, meeting in different locations in central Stockholm. The respective partiledning and the parliamentary group had been summoned to the meetings.

Annie Lööf leave a hotel in the centre of Stockholm, according to photos from Expressen. The meeting should have started already at 13, and the idea of the meeting was to Annie Lööf would tell you about the outcome of the government formation talks, experience DN.

the Liberals began their meeting at 17 in its premises in the Old town. Takeaway food was delivered to the premises and partitopparna made ready for a maratonmöte.

while the meeting was still in progress was as Barbro Westholm and Lina Nordquist.

"We have discussed the risks and opportunities," said Lina Nordquist, and declined then to comment.

Barbro Westholm, were more restrained and referred to Jan Björklund.

after almost seven-hour meeting, began partitopparna come out and said that the meeting was finished.

Jan Björklund do not, however, meet the press, and snuck out through the back door.

”We have left another way,” wrote pressekreteraren Adam Alfredsson in a text message to the DN.

Jan Björklund. Photo: Roger Turesson

divided party right now – where there is a faction who do not want to be included in a S -, but the government can think of a budgetary cooperation in the parliament.

One who has taken the battle against Jan Björklund, Mats Persson, economic policy spokesperson.

"We have different perceptions and I will continue to fight for my line that we should say no to the Socialists, and I will push the line all the way to our partiråd which we will have shortly," said Mats Persson when he came out of the meeting.

We have different perceptions and I will continue to fight for my line that we should say no to the Socialists.

the party called to partiråd, it is then the final decision will be taken in both the budget negotiations and regeringsfrågan. However, partirådet to be held only if there is a decision to take a position, announced by the Liberals on Saturday.

"Everything indicates it, but it is not fully decided yet," says Mats Persson.

member of Parliament, Fredrik Malm said partiråd on Tuesday was the starting point. But if any decision was taken during Sunday night's meeting, he replied:

"We have our processes now, and now it is approaching christmas and I think that the Swedish people want to have a government soon," said Fredrik Malm.

Joar Forsell described the meeting as ”interesting” with ”constructive discussions”.

Forsell said that it was important that everyone had the chance to present their arguments.

"It's something that makes first, that the party can make a good decision, but also that the party can hold together after such a decision," said Joar Forsell before he went on.

On Monday, Leaves to report to the president, and may be proposed for a statsministeromröstning later in the week. The riksdag's finance committee shall also finalize the next year's state budget.

Where is the government's transitional budget against a common M-KD-proposal which at the moment looks set to win with the support of The sweden democrats.