VOICED : Iceland centre right opposition poised

Iceland is experiencing a political shift as the country votes, with the ruling left-wing coalition likely to be defeated by center-right parties. The 2008 banking crash still impacts public sentiment, despite the outgoing government's economic recovery efforts. Public dissatisfaction stems from perceived government alignment with the system over citizens' interests. The center-right parties, previously in power during the crash, claim to have learned from past mistakes. Iceland's economy, while stable, faces challenges like high personal debt and unpopular fiscal policies. The country's strengths include tourism and fishing, crucial for future economic stability.

What significant event in 2008 impacted Iceland's economy?

How has the current government been perceived in terms of its representation of the people's interests?

What are the two economic paths that Icelanders are considering for their future?

What challenges does the center-right party claim to have learned from the past?

What strengths does Iceland have beyond its banking sector?