The Green Party of Finland (Vihreät) shapes its political direction through its party congress, party programme, and the positions taken by its representatives at local and national level. I write about these choices as a Green councillor in Kirkkonummi — someone who makes them at the practical level.
Green politics is not a set of fixed positions. It evolves through internal debate, new information, and the trade-offs of real decision-making. Sharing these choices and views openly matters.
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