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The '''Norgsveltian constitutional crisis of 2022''' culminated on the 10th July 2022 with prime minister [[Johanna Sverdrup]] questioning the authority king [[Olav I]] in front of the Norgsveltian parliament after the king opposed the prime minister’s stance on the [[Syrtænzna Dissolution War]], suggest the king was going against the
The king was quick to respond to the prime minister’s allegation as he held a speech in [[Vakrestrender]] in which he was having a vacation, requesting the prime minister to take a stance against the war and encourage protests against Johanna’s governments until the governmental position was officially changed. Which led to a long series of protests against Johanna’s government over her stance on the war with many demonstrating in favor of her resignation. On the 16th July her coalition partners in the Liberal National Party left the government after further comments by Johanna increased further anger and protests, with the protests becoming more and more pro-resignation.
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