PRO Willing to Support Budget if Gov't Scraps Social Security Cuts, Tax the Wealthy
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Jesse Klaver is “despite everything” willing to enter into talks with the minority coalition about next year’s budget. That is what the party leader of Pro… said.
PRO willing to support budget if gov't scraps social security cuts, tax the wealthy
“Despite everything,” Jesse Klaver is willing to discuss next year’s budget with the minority coalition. But then the Cabinet must clearly opt for cooperation with the left, take planned cuts to social security off the table, and make the wealthiest pay more tax. Speaking at a party gathering in the Railway Museum in Utrecht, the PRO party leader criticized the “mess” the Cabinet had made of the budget negotiations.
Jesse Klaver is "despite everything" willing to talk to the minority coalition about next year's budget. However, the cabinet must make a clear choice for cooperation on the left, take the social security cuts off the table, and make the wealthiest pay more taxes. During a party meeting at the Railway Museum in Utrecht, the PRO party leader denounced the "mess" the cabinet had made of the budget negotiations.
Jesse Klaver, parliamentary group leader of GroenLinks-PvdA (Pro), is ‘despite everything’ prepared to sit down with the cabinet for talks on next year’s budget. However, this gesture is not free: the cabinet will first have to make clear choices. The left-wing party leader stated this during a party meeting at the Utrecht Railway Museum, where he anticipated Prinsjesdag and the General Political Debates.
Against all advice, this cabinet is also substantially raising income tax, while the wealthy part of the nation remains untouched.
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