Socialdemokraterna i Borlänge tågade på 1 maj med röda fanor

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Socialdemokraterna i Borlänge firade 1 maj med ett tåg från Sveatorget till Folkets hus. Röda fanor vajade i vinden och banderoller krävde förändringar. Peter Hultqvist deltog i demonstrationen.

På fredagen tågade Borlänges Socialdemokrater genom centrum, med röda fanor vajande i vinden. Tåget sträckte sig från Sveatorget till Folkets hus och bestod av ett långt ringlande kortège.

Peter Hultqvist var bland deltagarna i demonstrationen. Banderoller och skyltar bar budskap som "Vi kräver mer av Sverige", "Dags för sänkt arbetstid" och "Slopa karensen".

Evenemanget markerade traditionella 1 maj-firandet för partiet i Borlänge, rapporterat av Dala-Demokraten. Birgitta Wiberg skrev om händelsen.

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