Vasiliki Tsouplaki (V) after the fall of the Prime Minister: "There were certain points on which we could not agree at all"

On Monday, the Riksdag voted out Stefan Löfven as Prime Minister.

The consequences of this can be, among other things, that there will be by-elections. 

- It was obvious considering the outcome, 181 members showed that they lacked confidence in the Prime Minister and that means that it is a majority of the parties in the Riksdag and thus the Prime Minister must soon announce whether he intends to resign or call a by-election, says Member of Parliament Roger Haddad (L). 

Vasilika Tsouplaki is just getting off the train after being in the Riksdag this morning.

She thinks it is good that the government was overthrown and hopes that Stefan Löfven will change when it comes to market rents. 

- We in the left party stood up and released Löfven.

We want him to come back but without this point about market rents, she says. 

Hear Vasiliki Tsouplaki (V) and Roger Haddad (L) talk about the no-confidence vote in the Riksdag on Monday morning in the clip above.