Missing tax cuts, broken election promises and butchered climate policy, say the critics. The Social Democrats’ economic and political spokesperson Mikael Damberg mentions, among other things, the high-cost protection for high electricity prices, which was promised to be in place on November 1, and the reduction in fuel prices, where an election promise to lower the price of gasoline by five kroner now, in a first step, only lands at 14 öre at the pump . But the finance minister gives answers to speeches on the traditional budget walk. Elisabeth Svantesson says, among other things, that the budget provides major support to both businesses and households, and makes a strong investment in the judiciary and defence. On Tuesday evening, Svantesson and Damberg met in a debate on TV4 Nyheterna. And they really disagreed. See the debate in the clip above.
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Fuming about the budget: “Many feel they were blown”
