Posted on26 April 2009.
Iceland’s left wing parties are holding their advantage in the country’s parliamentary elections, but the Independence Party are resurgent. At 03.00 63 percent of the votes have been reported and the Social Democrats are on course for 20 MPs, the Independence Party for 15, the Left Greens for 14, the Progressives are on course for nine MPs and the Citizens’ Movement for five.
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Ocean turbine designer: “Iceland could up its energy production twentyfold”
Witnesses calling media before police
Icelandic public must bail out indebted public sector pension fund
‘Skara Cannibal’ and ‘Vampire Woman’ plan to wed
Iceland Foods bids in, US Republican candidate connected to one
Icelandic phone book company releases front cover covers for offended citizens
Wheelchair thieves make surprise getaway on foot
Iceland’s resources debate: fighting whom for what?
Mapmaker gives Greenland back its ice
everyone should be celebrating now that change is coming to iceland.all will be well now.go iceland.save some slauter and skyr for me.thanks.