Maria Kiviniemi opens the Eurosceptics 
In just over a month, precisely on April 17, Finland will vote for the parliament. The polls say that the outgoing prime minister, Maria Kiviniemi, now heads a center-right coalition will be difficult to form a majority without the support of the eurosceptic right Timo Soini. The True Finns, the training led by Soini, you are strongly opposed to bailouts of European Greece and Ireland, Finland advocated the return of full sovereignty to the monetary demand for immigrant visas cuts and tax increases for the gains from speculative activities. The formation of the Finnish right is rising in the polls and second in a dizzying Galluppi would be 18%. The Prime Minister has decided to open to an alliance with the formation of Soini, saying he was willing to work with all parties on a government program. Asked if it excludes an alliance with the True Finns Kiviniemi said "No, certainly not," thus implied that attempts to negotiate with them. Soini, interviewed about his possible rise to a ministerial role, however, has annotated, not specifying what role he sees for himself in a future government. It is therefore not clear whether the formation of Soini, if it materialized the alliance with the center-right government will directly or be limited to a support from outside, considered the most likely solution given the youth movement, maybe not yet ready to rule directly.
In just over a month, precisely on April 17, Finland will vote for the parliament. The polls say that the outgoing prime minister, Maria Kiviniemi, now heads a center-right coalition will be difficult to form a majority without the support of the eurosceptic right Timo Soini. The True Finns, the training led by Soini, you are strongly opposed to bailouts of European Greece and Ireland, Finland advocated the return of full sovereignty to the monetary demand for immigrant visas cuts and tax increases for the gains from speculative activities. The formation of the Finnish right is rising in the polls and second in a dizzying Galluppi would be 18%. The Prime Minister has decided to open to an alliance with the formation of Soini, saying he was willing to work with all parties on a government program. Asked if it excludes an alliance with the True Finns Kiviniemi said "No, certainly not," thus implied that attempts to negotiate with them. Soini, interviewed about his possible rise to a ministerial role, however, has annotated, not specifying what role he sees for himself in a future government. It is therefore not clear whether the formation of Soini, if it materialized the alliance with the center-right government will directly or be limited to a support from outside, considered the most likely solution given the youth movement, maybe not yet ready to rule directly. 
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