D66, VVD, and CDA in Conclave, ‘We Are Looking at the Endgame’
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In the coming days, Prime Minister Rob Jetten wants to continue talks with the three coalition parties ‘in peace’. Today’s crisis talks were not enough; improvements are needed on ‘substantive, political, and personal’ levels. According to VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz, a ‘substantive and political correction’ is necessary, and the minority cabinet is a ‘failed experiment’. The coalition parties will continue discussions on the future of the cabinet…
THE HAGUE (ANP) - In the coming days, Prime Minister Rob Jetten wants to continue talks with the three coalition parties "in peace." Crisis talks took place all day Friday, but "that conversation is not over yet," said the D66 Prime Minister. Improvements must be made on "substantive, political, and personal" levels.
Discussions about the future of the coalition could also lead to adjustments to the agreements previously made by D66, VVD, and CDA, according to D66 Prime Minister Rob Jetten. Those discussions will have to focus on the method of cooperation, but could also lead to a "substantive adjustment."
Seven hours of negotiations could have brought down the Dutch coalition. The respite ripped off Friday remains fragile, and The Hague already knows that the... The article Rob Jetten saves his government, but the party remains far from being won appeared first on Le Singulier.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - In the coming days, Prime Minister Rob Jetten wants to continue talks with the three coalition parties "in peace." Crisis talks took place all day Friday, but "that conversation is not over yet," said the D66 Prime Minister. Improvements must be made on "substantive, political, and personal" levels. "Doing that..."
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