00:02Sweden is voting on Sunday in a tight general election dominated by concerns over healthcare
00:07and the welfare state, amid fears over Europe's security. Opinion polls have pointed to a victory
00:13for the center-left opposition headed by the Social Democrats, which could oust the center-right
00:18government of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The right-wing bloc has vowed to pursue its
00:23crackdown on crime and immigration. Some workers in Sweden's healthcare sector worry about what
00:28consequences that could have.
00:31I have two men who came to Sweden as a child. They were 18 years old. They also read on
00:43the men in Trollhättan, but they didn't stop and were advised.
00:47Unfortunately, there has been a lot of focus on criminality, and there has been a lot of focus
00:53on what farmers could have been in the country.
00:57On the contrary, we are going to be forced to prioritize and evaluate what we are going to
01:06continue to drive or not. And it is already so that it is the competence-
01:11security, which is the groundbreaking issue.
01:16The hard-right anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, which has already had significant influence
01:21over government policy, especially crime and migration in exchange for its support, hopes
01:26to now enter government.
01:27What you often forget about in this discussion is that even those who have been in Sweden
01:32in Sweden have a need of welfare, care, care and care, often in a higher extent than
01:38what the elderly are, if you see it quite statistically. So we can't solve the problem of health
01:45by having a large asylum. For example, there is a very strange logic in that thought.
01:51Three polls in the past week credited the four parties on the left with around 50% and the
01:56four on the right with around 47%, indicating the election could go down to the wire.
