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Denmark is a democratic, constitutional monarchy. The Danish Prime Minister is Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and is the leader of Venstre (literally: "the left," however, a right-wing party); the party was originally a farmers party that went right wing after lower social classes (workers and simple peasants) gained the right to vote. Denmark has been a democratic country since the beginning of the twentieth century.
Denmark is a democratic, constitutional monarchy. The Danish Prime Minister is Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and is the leader of Venstre (literally: "the left," however, a right-wing party); the party was originally a farmers party that went right wing after lower social classes (workers and simple peasants) gained the right to vote. Denmark has been a democratic country since the beginning of the twentieth century.
Venstre together with Konservative currently forms the government supported by Dansk Folkeparti (da. "Danish People's Party") in order to gain majority in the parliament.
Denmark has free health care for all people and free education. That everyone has equal opportunities to education means the academics and leaders come from many backgrounds. This has led to the criticism that Denmark lacks the family dynasties to drive the country forward. Despite this, Denmark has been historically well run.
Denmark has free health care for all people and free education. That everyone has equal opportunities to education means the academics and leaders come from many backgrounds. This has led to the criticism that Denmark lacks the family dynasties to drive the country forward. Despite this, Denmark has been historically well run.
During the last several years the "Dansk Folkeparti" (da. "Danish People's Party") with leader Pia Kjærsgaard has had enormous success with its anti-[[immigration]] policy. It was initially aimed at preventing [[Arab]] [[Muslim]]s from immigrating through arranged marriage. The new policy's greatest impact however, has been preventing some ethnic [[Danes]] from living with their spouses of other nationalities, including [[American]]s, in Denmark.
During the last several years the "Dansk Folkeparti" with leader Pia Kjærsgaard has had enormous success with its anti-[[immigration]] policy. It was initially aimed at preventing [[Arab]] [[Muslim]]s from immigrating through arranged marriage. The new policy's greatest impact however, has been preventing some ethnic [[Danes]] from living with their spouses of other nationalities, including [[American]]s, in Denmark.
==Economy==
==Economy==