Socialist left again call for republic
- It is about time to change this old fashioned form of government in a modern nation. - In 2012, important positions in Norwegian society ought not to be hereditary, in the opinion of government coalition partner SV. The party therefore proposes, for the 12th time, a change of the Norwegian Constitution (grunnlov) making Norway a republic. (NRK)
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