Liike Nyt
{'<entity_0>': 'political party', '<entity_1>': 'Harry Harkimo', '<entity_2>': '2018', '<entity_3>': 'Liike Nyt', '<entity_4>': 'Finland'}
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<entity_3> (Finnish: <entity_3>, Swedish: Rörelse nu) is an economically liberal political movement in <entity_4>. On <entity_2>, member of parliament (MP) <entity_1> announced that he would resign from his party, the NCP. Harkimo subsequently formed a one-man parliamentary group, the <entity_3>-Movement's Parliamentary Group in the Parliament of <entity_4>. On 21 January 2019, an MP of the Blue Reform and former Speaker of the Parliament of <entity_4> Maria Lohela announced that she would leave the Blue Reform in order to join <entity_3>'s parliamentary group. In June 2019, Harkimo announced that the <entity_3> would start collecting signed support cards in order to become a registered <entity_0>. The Ministry of Justice announced on 14 November 2019 that <entity_3> had been registered as a <entity_0>. In international policy, although <entity_3> believes that the European Union has been beneficial for <entity_4> in many respects, the euro currency has not necessarily done so, and that the debt and migration crises, along with Brexit, has forced the EU to reconsider in which areas Brussels is needed and where it is not.
['political party', 'political organisation', 'political organization', 'social movement']