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6 December 2024
This weekend, voters in Finland will decide if they want Sanna Marin to continue as the country’s leader. The politician has won domestic and international praise for her steadfast leadership, but economic troubles may be the deciding factor in the end.
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin faces a tough test in parliamentary elections on Sunday despite winning praise at home and abroad for her straight-talking style, political leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and steadfast support for Ukraine.
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Marin, a 37-year-old Social Democrat, has become a global icon of feminist politics since taking over the post of prime minister in 2019, leading a cabinet in which five women from different parties held key ministerial posts.