The coal burning MP pipes – Swedish Dagbladet

Z Rebro Language tubes burn your fingers on the German piece of coal that they made famous in the election campaign. And the Green Party’s promotion of the new government mettle came off.

It was the mouthpiece Gustav Fridolin who made German coal famous by during the election campaign always carry a piece of coal to TV debates.

Kolbiten was so present that it finally got its own accounts on both Facebook and Twitter. Språkrörens political marketing of kolfrågan went like clockwork.

The question after the first day of the MP Congress is well if it was just too good.

For the meeting with the grassroots in Örebro, it took only a few hours before the party leadership had taken a painful loss.

Several joggers demanded a carbon-stop: Vattenfall to take its climate responsibility by not selling some of its coal resources, but instead settles all activities. The party leadership wanted instead to stay open for Vattenfall’s ability to sell part or with a different formulation “restructure” their business.

The line was arguing both languages ​​pipes at a press conference, just before a United congressional committee decided that Vattenfall should not sell anything at all.

Kolfrågan is complicated because the party leadership did not consider that Sweden takes the issue of the German energy policy and coal power.

The party leadership believes and with the minority government Löfven have difficulty changing Vattenfall’s ownership directive, which the club was in parliament during the bourgeois government.

Very thus points that Åsa Romson and Gustav Fridolin will travel from Orebro an act of Congress that are considered unworkable.

And, above all, with a decision by Prime Minister Stephen Löfven and Social Democrats believe is feasible.

For the MP’s coalition partners miss it not significant that a carbon-stop would mean major losses for Vattenfall, and ultimately for the Swedish state.

Language tubes are talking about the decision as a vision, and marks the MP’s cabinet ministers are not bound by the government.

“Congress must beat the Green Party line, and we’ll manage,” says Gustav Fridolin told SvD and then explains that valorisation is “a job where you must compromise. “

This is not the first time that Romson & amp; Fridolin gets beaten to a party congress. But it is the first time they have to wriggle out of Congress in office. And do it without triggering a betrayal debate.