Two of Norway's most powerful women face the fallout of their husbands' misdeeds

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The political careers of two of Norway’s most powerful women are under threat because their husbands were caught trading in shares behind their backs.

The political careers of two of Norway’s most powerful women are under threat after it was revealed that their husbands were trading in shares behind their backs.former conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg

are having to explain why they were making decisions in office that could potentially have enriched their spouses. The cases of the two women on opposite sides of the political divide are separate, but their defense is more or less the same: They say they didn’t know what their husbands were up to. Rivals are calling for both women to step down.Rasmus Hansson, a lawmaker for the Green Party, said the pair were damaging the reputation of Norwegian politics and urged them both to resign. “Walk now. Please,” he wrote on Facebook, adding that if they refused to go, their parties should remove them.

Right now, the case against Solberg, 62, is graver. During her two terms as premier, from 2013 to 2021, her husband, Sindre Finnes, made more than 3,600 share deals, many of which should have disqualified Solberg from making decisions on running the country. “I mean very clearly that I have responsibility, and I have explained why: I thought I had fulfilled my responsibility. I had no reason to believe that Sindre was deceiving me,” Solberg said in interviews with Norwegian media Thursday. She said her husband “cannot engage in share trading if I become prime minister again.”

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