Denmark

A new single on Friday 13/11 "From Copenhagen down to Hamburg / Turn up the stereo loud as hell / We play Pistols & Billie Eilish / Burning miles all day" sings Ola Mohlin on the new single. It is the twelfth song in a row, and it offers a real nostalgia trip. A warm and sing-along song about leaving the heavy stuff behind and heading out together, with the stereo on max. The title captures exactly that feeling: the car is filled with all the music you've loved, the rock from the past and the pop from today, side by side on the playlist. This is a song about nostalgia, freedom, and the community on the road. The last single "Till Barnen" has been played frequently on Sweden Radio P4 in Malmöhus and Kristianstad during August, September, and October. On Friday, Ola is back in the radio studios to talk about the new song. Several interviews are planned, and more information will come continuously. ➤ https://www.subexile.com/@maskineriet #newmusic #swedishmusic #swedishpop #swedishsongs https://www.subexile.com/@maskineriet #nymusik #svenskmusik #svenskpop #svenskalåtar (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh wrote that the government, during the tax negotiations, would not lower taxes for individuals earning under 58,000 DKK per month. He stated that the public fiscal space was over 100 billion DKK, and that there would be about 60 billion DKK left after expenses to meet NATO's defense requirements had been paid. According to Vanopslagh, the Liberal Alliance demanded that taxes also be reduced for individuals with average incomes. He believed that taxes could be lowered for everyone in work without cutting back on hospitals, nursing homes, or transfers. He wrote that the fiscal space was due to businesses and employees, and that the government would only use a small part of it for lower income tax and better conditions for businesses: one crown for every 50 crowns. Vanopslagh asked why the government did not also want to give, among others, nurses, truck drivers, and craftsmen a lower tax bill. #Skat #Løn #Politik (translated)

Martin Buch Thorborg referred to Morten Kabell from the Red-Green Alliance, who according to him had previously criticized private car use but was himself picked up in a mayoral car. Thorborg wrote that Kabell justified it by saying he was busy. #Miljø #Privatbilisme #Politik (translated)

Morten Dahlin wrote that Signe Wenneberg had apologized to the couple the day before for having shamed and exposed them, but that she was now continuing her campaign against them. He claimed that she would not agree to questions or debate, and asked if anyone from the Alternative could explain the situation. #dkpol #dkpol #politik #debatt (translated)

Rikke Sten criticized what she described as a member of parliament shaming and disclosing private individuals and their addresses on a powerful platform. She called it rude and a sign of lack of judgment and wrote that Mrs. Wenneberg should remember that she was elected by the people and not a people's court. https://t.co/MFOxiqK4RZ #politik #ytringsfrihed #dømmekraft (translated)