Liberals and Christian Democrats reverse course, want to invest more in student unions

The historic cuts to popular education, under which the Tidö parties have reduced support for student unions by 500 million kronor over the past three years, have led to several reports of a shortage of rehearsal rooms.

Now the Liberals and the Christian Democrats say they want to invest more money in student unions in the future. At present, all parties except the Sweden Democrats and the Moderates want to invest more in popular education and student unions.

We want to make a greater investment in popular education during the next term of office, says Malin Danielsson, the Liberal Party's spokesperson on cultural policy, to SVT.