Alliance for Sweden (historical centre-right alliance)

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Alliance for Sweden was a major Swedish centre-right political coalition that united several non-socialist parties to contest national elections and promote liberal-conservative policies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electoral coalition
political alliance
achieved victory in 2006 Swedish general election
aimedAt forming a non-socialist government in Sweden
alsoKnownAs Alliansen
The Alliance
country Sweden
countryOfOperation Sweden
dissolved 2010s
foundedBy Centre Party
Christian Democrats
Liberal People's Party
Moderate Party
hasMember Centre Party
Christian Democrats
Liberal People's Party
Moderate Party
headquartersLocation Stockholm
ideology centre-right politics
conservatism
liberal conservatism
liberalism
inception 2004
languageOfName Swedish
mainLeader Fredrik Reinfeldt
opposedTo Swedish Social Democratic Party dominance
participatedIn 2006 Swedish general election
Swedish general elections
surface form: 2010 Swedish general election

2014 Swedish general election
politicalOrientation non-socialist
politicalPosition centre-right
promotedPolicy earned income tax credit
education reform
family policy reforms
fiscal discipline
healthcare reform
labour market reforms
lower income taxes
privatization of public services
pro-market reforms
reduction of unemployment benefits generosity
school choice reforms
strengthening law and order
tax cuts
welfare state reform
region Nordic countries
resultedIn Reinfeldt Cabinet II
surface form: Reinfeldt Cabinet
status historical coalition
supportedPrimeMinister Fredrik Reinfeldt

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Liberal People's Party (Sweden) memberOf Alliance for Sweden (historical centre-right alliance)
Annie Lööf affiliation Alliance for Sweden (historical centre-right alliance)
this entity surface form: Alliance for Sweden (former centre-right coalition)