Villy Søvndal

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Villy Søvndal (born April 4, 1952) is a Danish politician representing the Socialist People's Party. He is the de facto current leader of the opposition in Denmark^{[citation needed]}. He has been a Member of Parliament since 1994 and was elected as party Chairman in 2005.

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CV - From Folketinget.

Party political offices
Preceded by Holger K. Nielsen	Leader of the Danish Socialist People's Party 2005 —	Succeeded by Incumbent

v • d • e Danish parliamentary election, 2007
Parties running in Denmark proper Venstre • Social Democrats • Danish People's Party • Conservative People's Party • Danish Social Liberal Party • Socialist People's Party • Red-Green Alliance • Christian Democrats • New Alliance	Parties running in the Faroe Islands People's Party • Republican Party • Centre Party • Self-Government Party • Social Democratic Party • Union Party	Parties running in Greenland Forward • Inuit Community • Democrats • Feeling of Community
Candidates for Prime Minister: Fogh Rasmussen • Thorning-Schmidt
Other notable candidates: Barfod • Bendtsen • Khader • Kjærsgaard • Kornbek • Søvndal • Vestager
Ministry of Welfare: Parties eligible to run in Danish parliamentary elections