“I am human”: Finnish PM Marin fights back tears during impassioned address on party videos

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Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin fought back tears during an impassioned address over the fallout from leaked videos of her partying a week earlier.

“During these dark times, I as well need some joy, light and fun…I have not missed a single day of work, a single work assignment and I never will,” she said.

Finns have been divided over the videos, with some voicing support for the young leader for combining a private life with her high-profile career. Meanwhile, others have raised questions about whether her judgement would be impaired by her leisure activities.

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