Dutch Cabinet in Crisis: VVD Could Leave Coalition over Tax Deal with Left, Center
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D66 and CDA continue to stand by their agreement with Pro and Volt, even after VVD party leader Yesilgöz cast doubt on the continued existence of the coalition on Wednesday evening.
D66 and CDA are sticking to the deal they struck with Pro and Volt. But what exactly is the VVD going to do if things remain that way?
THE HAGUE (ANP) - Coalition parties D66 and CDA continue to stand by their deal with PRO and Volt. Both parties stated this after VVD party leader Dilan Yeşilgöz openly expressed doubts about the coalition because of that deal. Following negotiations with D66 and CDA, the left-wing opposition parties have withdrawn their proposal to tax...
After a long day of high political tension in The Hague, even at the end of the day, no one knows for sure whether there will still be a cabinet tomorrow. Coalition parties D66 and CDA reached an agreement with opposition parties Pro and Volt during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday regarding a so-called millionaire's tax, which the VVD had previously stated is unacceptable to them. The party was in crisis talks for hours, during which VVD lea…
The VVD is threatening a cabinet crisis if D66 and CDA vote on Thursday for an amendment to the tax plan that increases wealth taxes by 600...
If D66 and the CDA support the amendment by PRO and Volt to the tax plan, the VVD does not know whether the party can continue in the coalition. Deputy Prime Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz (VVD) said this after hours of deliberation within his own ranks.
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