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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Scandinavian politics thread: All stereotypes welcome
 
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Gyre
Feb 25, 2007

 Thanks for the OP, my gf is Swedish and I've been trying to understand their politics but there are a lot of details to remember, especially when you're used to a two party system. She plans to vote S in the next elections after becoming disillusioned with V's foreign policy after the EU elections.

EDIT: Speaking of which, all I got from her grumbling was something about the Vänsterpartiet preferring Cuba to the US in some way. Can someone tell me what their foreign policy actually is?

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Gyre
Feb 25, 2007

Pimpmust posted:

On Cuba, from Motion 2009/10:U202

She's very, very critical of the UN, so this (and the Palestine thing, which is also UN-based) explains it.

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