السويد: فوز الحزب الديمقراطي المعادي للإسلام والمهاجرين في الانتخابات

شهدت الانتخابات السويدية البرلمانية الحالية مفاجأة كبرى؛ حيث استطاع الحزب الديمقراطي اليميني المعادي للإسلام والمهاجرين من تخطي النقاط المئوية الأربعة المانعة بحصوله على 4,6%، وهي النسبة الكافية لدخوله البرلمان.

وأكد "ماتياس كارليسون" - عضو الحزب - أن الحزب يسعى لأن يصبح أكبر حزب سياسي بـ"السويد"، وهذا ما خطط الحزب لتحقيقه بحلول 2018.

وقد شهدت الانتخابات مفاجأة أخرى، وهي أن فوز حلف أحزاب يمين الوسط الحاكم بفترة حكم جديدة، ولكن بصعوبة أفقدته شعبيته الكبرى بسبب صعود نجم الحزب الديمقراطي اليميني المتطرف.

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Alliance miss majority as far-right voted in: poll

Swedish voters narrowly re-elected the governing centre-right Alliance coalition, but stopped short of giving it another majority, while the far-right Sweden Democrats were voted into parliament for the first time.

Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, 45, should see his four-party Alliance become the first right-leaning government to win a second term in nearly a century.

However, with just 49.1 percent of the vote, according to exit polls broadcast on Swedish public television, Reinfeldt's coalition is likely to fall narrowly short of a majority of seats in parliament.

His task will also be complicated by the fact that the far-right Sweden Democrats appeared to have clearly passed the four-percent barrier needed to get into parliament.

Even with a handful of parliamentary seats, observers have cautioned the far-right party could play kingmaker or spoiler, forcing Reinfeldt to seek new alliances or even make it so difficult to govern that new elections would need to be called.

The anti-immigrant party won around 4.6 percent in Sunday's vote, exit polls showed, which is enough to secure seats in parliament.

"Our aim is to become Sweden's biggest party," Sweden Democrat member Mattias Karlsson told Swedish pulbic television at the party's election party, adding he expected that could happen "2018 perhaps".

Another high-up in the far-right party, Bjoern Söder, also rejoiced over the poll numbers, pointing out, "At the last election, the Sweden Democrats votes were underestimated in the exit poll...I think that our numbers are going to increase".