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Icelandic politician
Margret Frimannsdottir
(born 29 May 1954) is an Icelandic former politician and party leader. A member of the
Althing
between 1987 and 2007, she first represented the
People's Alliance
and later the
Social Democratic Alliance
(SDA).
Biography
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Frimannsdottir graduated in statistics from
Selfoss
School of Computer Science and for a time studied at
Fjolbrautaskoli Suðurlands
. She worked as a shop assistant, teacher at the
Stokkseyri
Primary School and as head of Stokkseyri district (1982?1990).
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Frimannsdottir was first elected to the Althing for the People's Alliance in the
Southern constituency
in 1987. From 1999 she was part of the Social Democratic Alliance, serving in the parliament until 2007. She served as chair of the parliamentary caucus of the People's Alliance (1988?1992) and leader of the party (1995?1999).
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Frimannsdottir was leader of the SDA at the
1999 elections
, and subsequently was the party's vice president (2000?2003) and chair of the parliamentary caucus (2004?2006).
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Between 2009 and 2015 she was the director of the prison at
Litla-Hraun
.
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Frimannsdottir maintains an interest in horticulture.
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