Dutch Coalition Parties Resume Crisis Talks as Officials Urge Against Cabinet Collapse
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HILVERSUM (ANP) - It would be disastrous for the Dutch business community if the cabinet were to fall. That was the message Coen van Oostrom, chairman of employers' organization VNO-NCW, had for the coalition parties VVD, D66, and CDA, who are holding crisis talks this weekend. There are many major problems that must...
Dutch coalition parties resume crisis talks as officials urge against Cabinet collapse
The crisis talks involving D66, CDA and VVD will resume on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. at the Zwaluwenberg estate in Hilversum. It is not yet known what the first round of talks on Saturday produced.In the meantime, a group of senior administrators and constitutional experts is urging the governing parties not to let the minority Cabinet fall.
No one benefits from yet another trip to the polls, say prominent politicians, political scientists, and constitutional law scholars.
The tax plan has led to a total crisis in the Jetten cabinet. The VVD is threatening to pull the plug on the cabinet if its demands are not met. How the cabinet will proceed now is unclear. In this live blog, you can read the latest news about the developments in The Hague.
Reformatorisch Dagblad
welingelichtekringen.nlThe coalition leaders have left the De Zwaluwenberg estate after a day of deliberations. On Sunday at 11:00 a.m., they will continue discussions on the political crisis that arose after D66 and CDA struck a deal with PRO and Volt regarding the tax plan.
After dinner, coalition partners D66, VVD, and CDA will depart from the De Zwaluwenberg estate in Hilversum. A spokesperson for the Prime Minister reports to…
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