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REPORT: Here’s why Sweden’s first female prime minister resigned after a few hours

November 24, 2021

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Hours after being tapped as Sweden’s prime minister, Magdalena Andersson resigned Wednesday after suffering a budget defeat in parliament and coalition partner the Greens left the two-party minority government.

“For me, it is about respect, but I also do not want to lead a government where there may be grounds to question its legitimacy,” Andersson told a news conference.

The article goes on to state the following:

Andersson has informed parliamentary Speaker Anderas Norlen that she is still interested in leading a Social Democratic one-party government.

Fox News explains in their report that the Swedish government’s own budget proposal was rejected in favor of a budget presented by the opposition that includes the right-wing populist Sweden Democrats.

Green Party spokesperson Per Bolund lamented, “Now the government has voted for a budget that has been negotiated by a right-wing extremist party. That is something we deeply regret.”

Andreas Norlenm the speaker of Sweden’s 349-seat parliament, confirmed he had received Andersson’s resignation and will contact the party leaders “to discuss the situation,” according to the Swedish news agency TT.

Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson became Sweden’s first female prime minister https://t.co/Ddg4yh67mi pic.twitter.com/PVtjykyk00

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 24, 2021

BREAKING: Sweden’s first female prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, has resigned hours after taking up the post. Andersson’s party suffered a budget defeat in parliament and its coalition partner left the two-party minority government. https://t.co/O1Yk7Ak08t

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) November 24, 2021

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