The Finnish Prime Minister reacts to the leaked video from the wild party. He says he has no problem taking a drug test – REFRESHER

Some people interpret the words of the partygoers heard on the video as references to drugs. A passionate debate has developed on social networks. The Prime Minister rejected such an explanation. Share Save Saved Share Share the article You must be logged in to save the article. Failed to save changes. Try to log in again and repeat the action. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. An error occurred. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. Source: Reprofoto/Twitter.com, TASR/AP Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said on Thursday that she has no problem taking a drug test. She was prompted to do so after the publication of a video of the 36-year-old politician having fun at a party, which drew criticism. The video, which went viral on social networks and in Finnish media, captures Marin dancing with a group of people. Some people took the words of the party participants, which can be heard on the video, they explain as allusions to drugs. A passionate debate has developed on social networks. The Prime Minister rejected such an explanation. “I have nothing to hide. I don’t use drugs, so I have no problem taking the tests,” Marinová told journalists on Thursday. She added that she “spent the evening with friends” and that the videos were “filmed in private spaces”.
Some people consider Marin’s dancing in the video as inappropriate behavior for the prime minister, while others deny her right to enjoy a private event with friends. MP Mikko Kärnä and a member of the Center Party, which is part of Marin’s coalition government, wrote in a tweet that it would be “wise” for the leader ,” if she “voluntarily took a drug test”.
The prime minister told the media that alcohol was drunk at the party, but she denied that any party participants used drugs. Marinová has the support of her Social Democratic Party, declared the head of the party’s parliamentary club, Antti Lindtman. He told the media that “he doesn’t see any big problem in dancing at a private event with friends”. Marinová herself must decide whether to take a drug test, he added. Marinová became prime minister in 2019 as a 34-year-old and since then has organized parties in the official residence several times. In December 2021, she faced intense criticism for participating in a dance party until the early hours of the morning , although she knew she had been exposed to the contagious disease COVID-19. A public opinion poll for Finnish television MTV3 at the time showed that two-thirds of respondents considered the night out partying to be a “serious mistake” by Marin. Report an error. If you found a shortcoming in the article or have comments, let us know. Preview image: Reprofoto/Twitter.com, TASR/AP