STOCKHOLM – Swedish far-right leader Jimmie Akesson kicked off the final two weeks of a tight election campaign with a speech in his hometown aimed rallying supporters and closing a consistent polling gap.“We have been the motor behind this government,” Akesson told a crowd in his south coast hometown of Solvesborg on Aug 29.“We need four more years because we want most, we get most done on immigration, criminal justice and a lot else.”Supporters were dressed in Sweden Democrat hats, scarves, t-shirts and hoodies, with banners proclaiming “welcome to Jimmie Land.”The Sweden Democrats gained support at successive elections since entering...
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