Magdalena Andersson begins a three-day bus tour on Monday and set out the direction of the government she wants to form in the event of an election victory on September 13, at a press conference on Monday morning.
Broad agreements
However, she did not say anything about who she wants in a government if the red-green parties gain a majority. Nor whether she sees a minority government with only the Social Democrats in it after the election.
As before, the S leader says that she wants to cooperate with all parties in the Riksdag, except the Sweden Democrats. However, when it comes to attempts at broad agreements, on energy for example, all parties in the Riksdag are invited, including the SD.
Internal and external security
Security is about expanding defence, but also about fighting gang crime.
Prosperity should grow, and Sweden "should be at the forefront of the major technological shifts, so that investments increase while emissions decrease," she writes on Expressen's debate page.
Then we also need to have a fairer economic policy - such as increasing child benefits, abolishing the waiting period, better pensions and cheaper medicines, she says at the press conference.
The community is about Sweden not being divided, and that also includes education and care.
We can conclude that nowhere has a country ever been made stronger or ordinary people better off by divisive forces and right-wing populism. And that is why we must say stop.
