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The Danish Parliament, Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen on Feb. 14, 2018. Denmark's government wants to scrap a springtime public holiday. The money saved by doing that will be used to boost defense funding. On Tuesday Jan. 24, 2023, a bill proposing the abolition of the holiday was presented to parliament. But the entire opposition, major trade unions, all of Denmark’s Lutheran bishops, thousands of voters and rank-and-file members of the government’s parties have criticized the mov (Philip Davali/Ritzau Scanpix via AP, File)

The Danish Parliament, Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen on Feb. 14, 2018. Denmark's government wants to scrap a springtime public holiday. The money saved by doing that will be used to boost defense funding. On Tuesday Jan. 24, 2023, a bill proposing the abolition of the holiday was presented to parliament. But the entire opposition, major trade unions, all of Denmark’s Lutheran bishops, thousands of voters and rank-and-file members of the government’s parties have criticized the mov (Philip Davali/Ritzau Scanpix via AP, File)

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