Swedish politicians propose alcohol-free Riksdag
2 Jan 08
From official receptions and power lunches to office parties and other social engagements, the calendar of a Swedish member of parliament is filled with opportunities to have a few drinks.
The situation is a cause for concern among several members of parliament’s Sobriety Group.
According to interviews with fourteen members of the Sobriety Group conducted by Svenska Dagbladet, there is broad concern in the group for the alcohol consumption habits of Sweden’s elected officials.
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