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The F-word for the red-green

The election result in 2005 was barely clear before the new government removed the family minister. Since then, we have hardly heard the government talk about the family.
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Left is back!

Ola Elvestuens' invitation to FrP shows that the Left is again on safe, bourgeois grounds.
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More democracy, less politics

Our elected representatives are among the groups of Norwegians least trusted. Then it becomes strange to call for more transfer of power to the politicians.
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Unfair subsidies

In order to ensure better conditions for peasants in the south, it must be tolerated that Norwegian peasants receive increased competition.
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Time to wake up

How long should the oil industry set the agenda for climate and environmental interests?
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The saturated middle class

The welfare state should not be for everyone, but for those who need it – when they need it.
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We don't sell our souls

The debate over which government will replace the red-green is important. It also creates great tension among politicians and ordinary people.
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Abundance of food is not a matter of course

In a time of increasing food shortages, it is both irresponsible and unsolidary to weaken Norwegian food production.
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The EU seen from Africa

Several African countries refuse to sign new free trade agreements with the EU.
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The election result in 2005 was barely clear before the new government removed the family minister. Since then, we have hardly heard the government talk about the family.




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