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political party, Sweden
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  • Stefan Löfven
    Stefan Löfven
    / Löfven’s first term as prime minister

    …a minority government with the Green Party (which had garnered about 7 percent of the vote and became part of a governing coalition for the first time in its history). Löfven was elected prime minister on October 2. Given the relative weakness of his coalition, it was perhaps not very…

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    …a minority government with the Green Party (which had garnered about 7 percent of the vote and became part of a governing coalition for the first time in its history). Löfven was elected prime minister on October 2. Given the relative weakness of his coalition, it was perhaps not very…

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