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Swedish politician (born 1974)
Rossana Dinamarca |
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 Rossana Dinamarca |
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| Born | Rossana Dinamarca
(1974-01-02) 2 January 1974 (age 50)
Santiago de Chile, Chile |
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| Nationality | Swedish |
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| Occupation | Politician |
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Rossana Dinamarca (born 2 January 1974) is a Chilean exile and Swedish Left Party politician. She served as member of the Riksdag from 30 September 2002 to 24 September 2018.[1]
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Christian
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| Left | |
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Liberal
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Social
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- Abramsson
- Adelsbo
- Adolfsson Elgestam
- Ahlin
- Ahlqvist
- Andersson
- Andnor
- Arvidsson
- Axelsson, Christina
- Axelsson, Lennart
- Beiming
- Bengtsson
- Berglind
- Berglund
- Berglund Nilsson
- Bernhardsson
- Björkman
- Bjurling
- Bodström
- Bohlin
- Bohlin Olsson
- Bråkenhielm
- Brandin
- Carlsson
- Carlström
- Damberg
- Eberstein
- Ekholm
- Eneroth
- Engelhardt
- Engle
- Engqvist
- Eriksson
- Fagerström
- Forslund
- Frans
- Fransson
- Frisk
- Furustrand
- Gille
- Granlund
- Granström
- Green
- Gustafsson
- Hagberg, Christin
- Hagberg, Michael
- Hägg
- Härstedt
- Hassan
- Hietala Nordlund
- Hoff
- Högman
- Holmqvist
- Israelsson
- Jakobsson
- Johansson, Anita
- Johansson, Ann-Kristine
- Johansson, Lars
- Johansson, Morgan
- Johnsson
- Jönsson
- Juholt
- Karlsson, Anders
- Karlsson, Sonia
- Kerimo
- Kjörnsberg
- Klockare
- Kristiansson Karlstedt
- Kvarnström
- Lander
- Larsson, Jan-Olof
- Lilja
- Lindgren
- Lindh
- Lindkvist
- Löfstrand
- Lövdén
- Ludvigsson
- Lundberg, Agneta
- Lundberg, Carin
- Lundberg, Inger
- Magnusson
- Malmström
- Markström
- Messing
- Moberg
- Nilsson, Annika
- Nilsson. Lennart
- Nilsson, Martin
- Nordström
- Norlander
- Nuder
- Oberg
- Ohlsson
- Öhman
- Olander
- Örnfjäder
- Oskarsson
- Österberg
- Östros
- Pagrotsky
- Palm
- Papadopoulos
- Pärssinen
- Persson, Catherine
- Persson, Göran
- Persson, Margareta
- Persson i Simrishamn
- Pettersson
- Rask
- Ringholm
- Ringman
- Rosengren
- Sahlberg
- Sahlin
- Sandlin-Hedman
- Särnblad
- Segelström
- Sköldestig
- Skoog
- Söderqvist
- Stenberg
- Sundström
- Svensson
- Ternemar
- Thalén
- Tingsgård
- Ulvskog
- Vallius
- Vestlund
- Virgin
- von Sydow
- Wahlström
- Waidelich
- Wegendal
- Wester
- Westerlund Panke
- Wibe
- Winberg
- Wittgren-Ahl
- Ygeman
- Ytterberg
- Zakrisson
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- Replacements and substitutes in brackets
- Substitutes in italics
- *Changed party affiliation during parliamentary term
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