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After the Centre on Monday said no to the support of Stefan Löfven as prime minister it has been clear that even the S-controller failed to find a sufficiently large regeringsunderlag. Previously Moderatledaren Ulf Kristersson voted down by the riksdag, since the Centre party and the Liberals said no to him..
has president Andreas Norlén now decided to still try Stefan Löfvens support in the house of parliament. Löfven propose a government composed of the S and MP, and on Friday at nine o'clock of the riksdag to take a position on the proposal.
" It is my belief that now is the right time for the chamber to take a position to Stefan Löfven as prime minister, said Andreas Norlén.
It has been more than three months since the election and right now it looks as if it will be some time before we have a government. Andreas Norlén is careful not to rate the parties ' failure to agree on a regeringsalternativ but still hide not a disappointment.
" I had expected me to parties earlier in the autumn would have been prepared to move more. It is of course worrying for Sweden that it is still so strong lockups, said Andreas Norlén.
He believes that it would be unfortunate if the whole process ends with Sweden forced to go to the extra options.
President Andreas Norlén. Photo: Jonas Lindkvistafter an election in september with a high participation rate go to the electorate and say that we are not able to manage the results you gave us, " says Andreas Norlén.
If Stefan Löfven voted down on Friday, But bring a new round of more party leaders to find a new candidate to statsministerposten. Who that will be is unclear, but there is nothing that prevents Stefan Löfven or Ulf Kristersson will return as industrialized, although both have been voted down by the parliament once.
– There are no formal obstacles to bringing forward the same candidate multiple times. But if I shall put forward the same candidate a second time, so something must have changed if it is to be justified, " says Andreas Norlén.
He was also asked if he should now destroy christmas for both journalists and party leaders, through further government negotiations.
– What is to destroy or not is a matter of definition depending on what interests you have, I think. My intention is to immediately discuss with the party leaders again and discuss what is a reasonable way forward, " says Andreas Norlén.
