Magdalena Andersson, leader of Sweden's Social Democrats, has taken a firm stand against privatization in a recent speech, vowing to cleanse Swedish politics of profit-driven and disreputable actors within crucial societal functions.

She emphasized the need to tackle issues such as rising bankruptcies, housing shortages, increasing unemployment, and debts.

Andersson's approach shifts focus from immigration policy to addressing deregulation and privatization, which she believes are fragmenting society.

This stance is gaining traction even among conservatives, signaling potential challenges for current Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

Andersson's vision for a more equitable society includes investing in a functioning welfare system and preparing for times of unrest.