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Pirate Party (Sweden)

Pirate Party (Sweden)

Swedish political party focused on information sharing.

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    Type of political party.

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    Former leader of the Swedish Pirate Party (born 1972).

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    Youth organisation of the Pirate Party Sweden.

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    Swedish Pirate Party MEP (born 1960).

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  10. Anna Troberg

    Swedish translator, author and politician (born 1974).

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  4. 2022 Swedish general election

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  5. Pirate Party Germany

    Political party in Germany.

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  6. Sweden

    Country in Northern Europe.

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  7. Pirate Party of Russia

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  8. Piratbyrån

    Swedish think tank and lobbying organization.

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  9. Riksdag

    Supreme legislative body of Sweden.

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  10. Pirate Party Luxembourg

    Political party in Luxembourg.

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