The student celebration in Gothenburg: Not a Swede as far as the eye can see

Published 6 June 2024 at 10.28

Domestic. A video showing students celebrating in Gothenburg has caused a stir on social media.

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The clip from Insikt24 shows how Angeredsgymnasiet's students graduated on Tuesday and celebrated this at Götaplatsen in central Gothenburg.

In practice, everyone visible in the crowd comes from the third world – hardly any Swedes are visible in the crowd.

“Swedes and Swedish flags were basically non-existent at Götaplatsen and instead it was dominated by immigrants from the Middle East and Africa, which was reflected in the flags that were visible,” writes Insikt24.

On social media, the video is now being used in the debate about whether there is a people exchange going on or not.

Brilliant of SD to release the people exchange play in connection with the student celebrations. Not a single Swedish flag in the picture.pic.twitter.com/g3V8RNHepF

— MEMIS (@MemIngenjoeren) June 5, 2024

In Gothenburg, a majority of the population under the age of 45 now has a foreign background, and very soon people with a foreign background will largely become a majority in the city , as has already happened in Malmö:

The population exchange in Sweden continues at breakneck speed. Now 35 percent of the entire population has a foreign background – and soon this category will be in the majority in all of the country's three largest cities. https://t.co/R0OJP4sgHX

— Fria Tider (@friatider) March 27, 2023