Published 11 October 2024 at 19.48
Domestic. The Left Party has decided to initiate an exclusion case against Kristofer Lundberg, former chairman of the party association in Angered. The background is Lundberg's support for the terror-classified organization PFLP, as well as criminal suspicions following a report from the journalist Joakim Lamotte.
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Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar had previously opened up to a possible exclusion, and now deputy party secretary Maria Forsberg confirms to Göteborgs-Posten that the process has begun.
She explains that the support for PFLP, combined with Lundberg's lack of cooperation during a previous suspension, was decisive for the decision.
Kristofer Lundberg, who was temporarily forced to leave his position as chairman, has criticized the party and called it cowardly. In a written comment to GP, he believes that the media pressure pushed forward the exclusion case.
During the process, Lundberg is suspended and loses his rights as a party member.
The decision has created internal tensions in the party , including in the Gothenburg district, where there has been criticism of the handling of Lundberg.
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