Moderate leader Anna Kinberg Batra. Photo: Erik Simander/TTMore voices within Sweden’s centre-right opposition Moderate party have expressed their desire for leader Anna Kinberg Batra to be replaced, just a few months after she survived a previous push. According to DI there is an internal dissatisfaction with the leader in the party, and more calls for her to go are expected on Wednesday. The same happened in May, leading Kinberg Batra to admit that she was "in the midst of a crisis of confidence, as are we as a party". READ ALSO: Calls for Moderate leader to be replaced before 2018 electionHer response was to replace one of the party’s most prominent figures, former spokesperson on legal affairs Beatrice Ask, who was previously Sweden’s justice minister.

Source: The Local August 23, 2017 05:37 UTC