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The National Coalition (Kokoomus) is a Finnish conservative political party, which according to polls will become the largest party in Finland in the parliamentary election on 18 March 2007.[1] The party supports lowering taxes for the rich and reducing public services so that the poor are better off[2], and ending immigration to Finland, especially for people from Somalia, because they feel that foreigners come to Finland just to use drugs and do not contribute to the economy.[3]
The party is chaired by Jyrki Katainen, but Sauli Niinistö is the de facto leader.