Here is Stefan Löfvens hectic day – Aftonbladet

Here is Stefan Löfvens hectic day – Aftonbladet

first became prime minister attacked from all sides in their first party leader debate.

Then he made a brief visit at the EU summit in Milan – but did not even meet with Angela Merkel.

Here is Stefan Löfvens hectic day.

Prime Minister Stefan Löfven (S) did yesterday premiered at the lectern in the parliament during a debate between party leaders .

He was elected party leader in January 2012, but received only after the elections a seat in parliament.

Premiere The debate was marked much of that Fredrik Reinfeldt (M) was thanked by his time as Prime Minister.

Then began the “real” debate where Reinfeldt abstained.

“to realize”

Stefan Löfven was talking about what he calls “the Swedish promise” where the prime minister will bless all the people of knowledge, security and equality:

– It should not be something that we can only dream of. It should be something we should realize.

After the speech got the new prime minister to endure attacks from all sides.

– Stefan Löfven trying to become world champion on making up new words for old solutions. It smells a planned economy, and Eastern European 1980s politics, said the C-leader Annie Loof.

“singled out Muslims”

There was also heatedly between Löfven and SD leader Jimmie Åkesson. Löfven reminded time and again of SD’s Nazi history and Åkesson’s own statements.

– You have singled out Muslims in Sweden, and now I intend to quote you, “as our biggest foreign threat since World War II.” Thus you see Swedish citizens, sometimes some of my comrades, my friends, as a threat comparable to Hitler’s terror. So I will not cooperate with the Sweden Democrats.

This lit in turn Åkesson who replied

– Yes, I see Stefan Löfvens party colleagues as a threat to Sweden. I am a political opponent, it’s no wonder.

After the debate went Stefan Löfven on his first foreign trip as prime minister. The goal was Milan, and a three-hour flying visit to a high-level meeting with EU leaders on employment.

In addition to unemployment and the economy was Stefan Löfvens focus on getting acquainted with their new European colleagues.

“Did not have the”

But Europe’s most influential leaders – German Chancellor Angela Merkel – he had no meeting with, writes TT.

– I did not get it. She was up to the table, but then I was in the road and talked with President Hollande says Löfven.

In addition, French President François Hollande he formed also in contact with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, writes TT.

Late in the night Stefan Löfven was home in the apartment in central Stockholm again.