Update: Parliamentary elections in Sweden: the right and the left neck and neck
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An article by France 24 — French is about "Update on: Legislative elections in Sweden: the right and the left neck and neck", based on the facts presented in the source content provided.
The available report indicates that in Sweden, the official results of the parliamentary elections will be confirmed on Wednesday 16 September, when all the votes of Swedes abroad and people who voted in advance will have been counted. The report also states that once the counts are done, the centre-right parties could be the string-pullers when forming the new government. Alexia Luquet, France 24 correspondent in Stockholm, explains.
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- Législatives en Suède : la droite et la gauche au coude-à-coude — France 24 — Français
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