“I apologize for the photo of the guests topless” – Corriere.it

Not a day goes by without Sanna Marin, 36, having to apologize or justify something. The Shorts at a rock concertparty a lot with friends which prompted her to submit (voluntarily) a Negative drug test resultNow topless, not her, but still naked.

The new “scandal” that occurred in Finland stems from a photo taken in a Helsinki home. A screenshot that has been circulating a lot on social media in the past 24 hours. The offending scene is: They can be seen Two blonde girls – two influential They put on their shirts, cover their chest with a sign that says “Finland” and kiss each other.

“Actually, the picture is inappropriate.”, one of the world’s youngest prime ministers commented, adding that that photo shouldn’t even have been taken: “We took a sauna, swam and spent time together, but other than that nothing unusual happened during the meeting.” Marin also said the party at his house took place after the Ruisrock Music Festival (Festival of the Very Shorts), in July. Finnish media wrote that the two guests filmed themselves in the bathrooms downstairs, intended for guests. These are stressful moments for a Prime Minister who for days has been avoiding accusations about her life, which some deemed unsuitable for her political role and others (many of the women who support her) a normal life for a young woman in power.

The truth is that, right or wrong, he finds himself having to explain how he dances while Finland just received Yes, from NATOor while requesting, along with other European countries, to refuse to grant tourist visas to Russian citizens (here too, rightly or wrongly). But his personal life took over. He expects, anxiously, to see the next step for the beautiful premiere, Wonderful miracle Becoming the first female minister in 2019, at the age of 34, she even astonished Europe, which today finds itself defending itself from words like those of MP Annika Sariko. According to Saarikko, the lifestyle conveyed in the photo does not match the experience of many Finns suffering from the cost of living crisis.
We don’t know how Marin responded to this comment, but we were informed of what he said a few days ago: “I hope that in 2022 we can accept that even a person who makes decisions for a country can dance, sing and go to parties.”