The Environment Party requires that Minister of Development Benjamin Dousa to resign – the Left Party notifies to KU
« Confidence is consumed. The Minister of Defense must resign, » writes European Parliamentarian Isabella Lövin (MP) on social media.
The play comes after Benjamin Dousa participated in SVT’s interview program « 30 minutes ». It emerged that Sida this spring wanted to send SEK 30 million in humanitarian support to Gaza via Unrwa. Logs like SVT However, taken part in shows that State Secretary Diana Janse, in SMS, tried to influence how Sida handled the case.
According to information to SVT, Janse is also supposed to be instructed in an oral conversation in an oral call not to pay any support to UNRWA.
A few days later, the message came from Sida that no money would be paid out.
« There are no information that I know, and it is also a page that independently makes their own decisions regarding Unrwa, » Benjamin Dousa told SVT.
Isabella Lövin is a lot Critical to how handling went and writes that « raises serious issues of political governance that is dangerously close to the limit of ministerial government ».
MP’s speech tube Amanda Lind is also critical.
« Instead of putting pressure on Israel, Dousa plays in Netanyah’s games while the Palestinians are starving. It is unworthy. The confidence of the Minister of Development is consumed, » she wrote in a comment on TT on Thursday after the program.
The Left Party KU reports Dousa for devoting herself to ministerial government, reports SR Ekot.
– We have done this because we believe that the minister has been guilty of ministerial government when the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has apparently gone in and stopped the authority page from sending disaster support to Gaza that they wanted to do, and that the Foreign Ministry in that way settles in the authority’s decision. It is actually ministerial government and against the Constitution, V’s aid political spokesman Lotta Johnsson Fornarve told the radio channel.
TT has sought Benjamin Dousa for a comment.
