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Danish deputy prime minister leaves politics, but his party stays on in the coalition government

Danish deputy prime minister leaves politics, but his party stays on in the coalition government

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Denmark’s deputy prime minister and economy minister announced Monday he was leaving politics and stepping down as head of the center-right Liberal Party to spend more time with his family after criticism within the party.

The Liberals, however, are staying on in the three-party governing coalition that has been in office since December 2022.

 

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