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Groningen Calls on 'the Hague' to Invest: Downtime Is More Expensive
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In his annual New Year's speech, Groningen's King's Commissioner, René Paas, called on politicians in The Hague to invest. This includes the Lelylijn, but also in solving the nitrogen crisis and the stalled housing construction. Paas emphasized that standing still ultimately costs more money.
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