Stockholm (AFP) – Sweden’s centre-right opposition and the far-right ousted Prime Minister Stefan Lofven in a vote of no-confidence on Tuesday, after September 9 elections left neither the left or right bloc with a majority.
A total of 204 of 349 members of parliament voted against Lofven, while 142 voted in favour of him.
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