The Independence Party, Iceland’s main ruling party, gave its clearest indication yet on Thursday that it expects an early election to be held this year following anti-government protests over the handling of the financial crisis.
Prime Minister and party head Geir H. Haarde Wednesday refused to rule out elections next winter.
But Reuters reports the party’s deputy leader Thorgerdur Katrin Gunnarsdottir told parliament on Thursday: “The Independent Party realises that there will be elections this year”.
Meanwhile, protesters and opposition parties continue to insist that elections should be held this spring.
Elections would not normally be held until 2011.
that should be nice but that doesnot mean that the sutiation will change!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is just a smoke courtain, they are putting the price of the euro dow, saying this guy is sick and PROBABLY (lets make it clear PROBABLY) elections in May. they are just selling some lies to calm down the people, and the worst is that people are buying.