Stefan Löfven called for empathy – Aftonbladet

Stefan Löfven called for empathy – Aftonbladet

Prime Minister Stefan Löfven during Saturday kept his Christmas speech.

Aftonbladet sent the number directly from the speech in which he lift desire for empathy and solidarietet.

– We have many walls remain to tear our society, the Prime Minister said.

During his Christmas speech in Stockholm focused Stefan Löfven on to talk about the community and its previously highlighted motto “The Swedish promise.”

– We will do everything to Sweden to become a more cohesive country. We all need to be the best fellows that we can be said Löfven in the speech which began at 12:15 pm in the Old Town.

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In front of a Christmas market at the Nobel Museum, he talked also about what he will do during the holidays.

– Christmas is a reminder of the most important things in life. Then I will be with those I love the most and those I care most about, not least the family’s grandchildren

Otherwise, characterized century of ideology.

– I got involved political to me wanted to help make life better for people, especially for children, as I once was. I did not start with empty hands, but were welcomed into others open arms and could with their help to begin to form my own life.

Some policies had time Prime Minister also get before the end talked about it in Christmas is ten years since the tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia.

– It is a national trauma we carry with us today. Many of Sweden lost someone we knew or worked with. But many also lost family members, parents, siblings and children.

Wanted Merry Christmas

Then he urged the people to support and support each other.

– Let Christmas be a celebration of light in midvintermörkret. Rest, feel good, was with them you love, read a good book or sit with a small child in your lap and read to him or her. But do not forget that we are a society of community and responsibility for one another in prosperity and adversity.

After about fifteen minute speech ended the Prime Minister’s speech:

– Take care about each other, and have a really, really merry Christmas.