The article discusses the growing criticism towards the Social Democrats for breaking election promises and alliances in the wake of a wild train drivers’ strike. Regional councilor Jens Sjöström (S) claims that removing train attendants would save 100 million a year, but the strike poses a risk of growing. The article is written by Helena Trus and can be found on expressen.se. The website offers an Expressen Premium subscription for unlimited access to articles, e-magazines, and more at a monthly price of SEK 89. New users can try it for free for one week. By clicking “START PREMIUM,” users agree to Bonnier News AB’s subscription terms and personal data policy.
Premium: Broken election promises and broken alliances. Criticism of the Social Democrats’ turnaround after the election intensifies as the train drivers’ wild strike enters its second day.
– We save 100 million annually by removing the train attendants, says regional councilor Jens Sjöström (S).
At the same time, there are risks that the strike will grow.
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