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After the Hague, Nijmegen and Rotterdam, Fvd Also Boycotted in Amsterdam

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Following the example of other cities, the majority of political parties in Amsterdam's city council have ruled out cooperation with Forum for Democracy (FVD). Thirteen parties are represented in the capital's council; eleven of them, in a joint statement, call for the non-normalization of FVD.
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After the Hague, Nijmegen and Rotterdam, Fvd Also Boycotted in Amsterdam

Following the example of other cities, the majority of political parties in Amsterdam's city council have ruled out cooperation with Forum for Democracy (FVD). Thirteen parties are represented in the capital's council; eleven of them, in a joint statement, call for the non-normalization of FVD.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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rd.nl broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands on Monday, February 9, 2026.
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