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Progressive Party

political party, Norway
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  • Norway
    Norway
    / Political process

    Since the late 1980s the Progress Party (Fremskrittspartiet), which advocates limiting both immigration and the welfare state, has been a major force in Norwegian politics. Other political parties that played important roles during that period include the Christian People’s (Democratic) Party, the Centre Party (called the Agrarian Party until 1958),…

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    Since the late 1980s the Progress Party (Fremskrittspartiet), which advocates limiting both immigration and the welfare state, has been a major force in Norwegian politics. Other political parties that played important roles during that period include the Christian People’s (Democratic) Party, the Centre Party (called the Agrarian Party until 1958),…

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