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Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson responds to remarks from Sverigedemokraterna leader Jimmie Åkesson about ministerial posts ahead of the autumn election.

Jimmie Åkesson has highlighted five key posts as especially important if the Tidö parties win the election. He named the finance minister, foreign minister, justice minister, defense minister and prime minister roles.

Åkesson has said that only the prime minister post for Ulf Kristersson and responsibility for migration issues are agreed. Other roles remain open for discussion.

Elisabeth Svantesson describes the cooperation as better than expected. She views many Sverigedemokraterna members as responsible yet adds that no one in the party could handle her job better than she does.

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