Published 1 May 2024 at 17.39
Domestic. The minor assault of violence and AFA veteran Mathias Wåg during a left-wing extremist meeting in Gubbängen on April 24 is an “existential issue” for the entire state of the country. This was claimed by S-leader Magdalena Andersson in her May Day speech in Gothenburg today.
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The party leaders' speech on May Day was, as expected, about the great event of the century , i.e. the disruption of the meeting in Gubbängen last week.
S leader Magdalena Andersson, who paid extensive attention to Gubbängen, stated, among other things, that the mistreatment of the left-wing extremist is an existential issue for the entire country and its democratic state.
– It is an existential question, Andersson said, and added:
– Now it is our task to defend our democracy and our way of life.
Andersson also said that Sweden needs to be strengthened in the face of further national crises that may come in the future.
– We must show that there is an alternative, where we support each other in tough times, she said.
Sweden after Gubbängen
- Police: No information that Nazis were behind Gubbängen
- Liberals in Gubbängen are mocked
- The police's elite unit will investigate Gubbängen
- Kristersson calls for national crisis meeting after calling the beating of the AFA founder