The Dutch government collapsed on Friday, after failing to reach a deal on restricting immigration. The crisis was triggered by a push from Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s conservative VVD party to limit the flow of asylum seekers to the Netherlands, which two of his four-party government coalition refused to support.
“It’s no secret that the coalition partners have differing opinions about immigration policy. Today we unfortunately have to conclude that those differences have become insurmountable. Therefore, in writing, I will tender the resignation of the entire cabinet to the king,” Rutte said in a Friday press conference.
Rutte, 56, in power since 2010, is already the Netherlands’ longest serving prime minister. He said late on Friday that he’d like to run for a fifth term but would consult with his party before making a final decision. Rutte’s coalition will stay on as a caretaker government until a new administration is formed after new elections, a process which in the fractured Dutch political landscape usually takes months.
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Also:
What You Need to Know About the Dutch Government Collapse – The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Meanwhile in France…
Martin comments: The Dutch government collapses, France burns. And MASS IMMIGRATION is the common denominator. Not great times for Europe or for the utopian/dystopian agenda of the EU, the WEF and the UN’s 2030 Agenda. Hardly surprisingly I’m adding this to our “Meltdown news” category!
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