Centre Party Leader Hatt: Left Party Faces Serious Internal Issue

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Centre Party Leader Hatt: Left Party Faces Serious Internal Issue
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The Left Party has a serious problem that has excluded two of its members of parliament, says Centre Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt.

I have no insight into the Left Party's internal life, I can only note that if one feels that one needs to exclude two members of parliament, then one has a serious problem to handle and that's what I assume one does.

Who the Centre Party will be able to cooperate with after the next election depends on what support the party gets, she continues.

But also on our ability to get through and implement our green, liberal policy.

The two members Daniel Riazat and Lorena Delgado Varas have left the Left Party to become independents in the parliament. TT has contacted the Left Party's leadership, which does not want to comment on the exclusion cases.

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