VIDEO: What Norway's parties can do for you
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Published: 28 Aug, 2013 CET.
Updated: Wed 28 Aug 2013 09:54 CET
The Local's Richard Orange gets activists from the three main parties to say what they could do for foreigners living and working in the country (although, unless you're a Norwegian citizen, you won't actually be able to vote).
Karl Johans Gate in election season is a hearteningly democratic place. Veteran activists and young hopefuls of every political stripe man the party kiosks that flank the square in front of the Stortinget, gently engaging passers-by in debate in the hope of swaying a few voters their way. Here's what a few of them have to say to foreigners living and working in the country. The Conservative Party
The Labour Party
The Progress Party
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Karl Johans Gate in election season is a hearteningly democratic place. Veteran activists and young hopefuls of every political stripe man the party kiosks that flank the square in front of the Stortinget, gently engaging passers-by in debate in the hope of swaying a few voters their way.
Here's what a few of them have to say to foreigners living and working in the country.
The Conservative Party
The Labour Party
The Progress Party
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