Blue parties and The Unity List excluded from financial legislation negotiations.

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Blue parties and the Red-Green Alliance excluded from financial legislation negotiations

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Fewer parties will be involved in negotiations on next year's financial legislation with Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen.

The four opposition blue parties - the Danish People's Party, Liberal Alliance, the Danish People's Party, and the Conservatives - and the Red-Green Alliance have been excluded from the negotiations. (Photo: © Mads Claus Rasmussen, Ritzau Scanpix)

Emil Eller ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])) 14 minutes ago updated 7 minutes ago

The negotiations on next year's financial legislation have taken a turn.

Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen has excluded all five parties from the negotiations.

It is the four blue opposition parties - the Danish People's Party, Liberal Alliance, the Danish People's Party, and the Conservatives - and the Red-Green Alliance that are no longer at the table.

The four blue parties had agreed beforehand that they would only negotiate together. They also agreed that they would only sign off on a financial legislation deal if all four parties agreed - and they went to the negotiations with a list of common demands.

However, these demands have been too large, and the parties have not been willing to prioritize them, Wammen tells Ritzau.

- Therefore, it is not possible to have a negotiation that proceeds in a reasonable manner, he says.

- They have formed a musketeer company with each other, where they keep each other in line, and it has turned out that there were four cold musketeers who couldn't tell how to prioritize their demands or find the money in reality.

The government had put forward proposals in the negotiations for other parties to negotiate about distributing 500 million DKK.

Wammen criticizes the Red-Green Alliance for bringing too large billion-dollar demands into the negotiations.

The article is being updated.

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