Workers' Union (Faroe Islands)

The Workers' Union (Faroese: Verkamannafylkingin, VMF) was a political party in the Faroe Islands.

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History

The party won three seats in the 1994 elections,[1] taken by Óli Jacobsen, Kristian Magnussen and Ingeborg Vinther. It joined the governing coalition, with Jacobsen, Magnussen and Axel H. Nolsøe serving as Ministers. However, it lost all three seats in the 1998 elections, when it received just 215 votes.

gollark: (they aren't actually that similar apparently, as brain-neurons do more logic than neural-network ones)
gollark: Neural networks are deliberately patterned off human brains, and the universe is quite different.
gollark: I mean, these are reasonable problems, but you do also have to use other people's knowledge to understand things, as muddy puddles won't tell you everything ever about all science.
gollark: Or just complain about them being "brainwashed" at school or something.
gollark: Them not being that is somewhat more complicated and non-obvious?

References
  1. Faroes/DK Parties and Elections
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