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V-Politicians Withdrew Millions From Welfare Companies

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S, V and MP want to stop or limit profits in welfare. At the same time, Expressen can reveal that several of the parties' representatives run welfare companies. Left Party member Gerty Fexler Höjer's care company, for example, has distributed ten million kronor over the past ten years, of which 8.1 million has gone directly to the owners.

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S, V and MP want to stop or limit profits in welfare. At the same time, Expressen can reveal that several of the parties' representatives run welfare companies. Left Party member Gerty Fexler Höjer's care company, for example, has distributed ten million kronor over the past ten years, of which 8.1 million has gone directly to the owners.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Social Democrats, the Left and the Green Party want to see an end to the profits in welfare. At the same time, Expressen's investigation shows how party representatives have taken millions in profits from limited liability companies in tax-financed schools, healthcare and social care. - I myself am not completely against profits in welfare, says Left Party member Gerty Fexler Höjer, whose social care company has taken out tens of millions in…

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Representatives of S, V and MP -- parties that go to elections on halting or limiting gains in welfare -- have 229 candidates in the election running joint-stock companies in the welfare sector, according to an audit conducted by Expressen.

Representatives of S, V and MP -- parties that go to elections on halting or limiting gains in welfare -- have 229 candidates in the election running joint-stock companies in the welfare sector, according to an audit conducted by Expressen.

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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