Opposition Parties Pro, JA21 Criticize Cabinet's Budget Plans; Gov't Told to Pick a Side
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Opposition parties Pro, JA21 criticize Cabinet's budget plans; Gov't told to pick a side
The leader of Pro, Jesse Klaver, has said that he is “completely unimpressed” by the policy changes that the Cabinet wants to implement in next year’s budget. Leaked documents show that the planned cuts to social security are mostly scrapped or delayed, but the largest opposition party is still missing certain admissions. Joost Eerdmans of JA21 also responded with displeasure to the plans.
Several opposition political parties have reacted to the cabinet's leaked budget plans. Pro leader Jesse Klaver is ‘totally unimpressed’ by the leaked budget plans.
Pro leader Jesse Klaver is “completely unimpressed” by the policy changes that the minority cabinet wants to make in next year's budget. According to leaked documents, the proposed cuts in social security are largely canceled or postponed, but the largest opposition party is not satisfied with that.
The plans for Prinsjesdag have already been leaked and it turns out: the attempt to appease as many opposition parties as possible has failed. From Jesse Klaver to Joost Eerdmans, there's still a loud 'no, thank you'. The price of being able to continue governing is thus increasing for the Jetten cabinet.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - PRO leader Jesse Klaver is "totally unimpressed" by the policy adjustments the minority cabinet wants to implement in next year's budget. According to leaked documents, the planned cuts to social security are being largely scrapped or postponed, m...
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