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Dutch coalition crisis talks
Since 14:05 · The Hague
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- Prime Minister
- Rob Jetten (D66)
- Dispute
- Wealth tax amendment passed without VVD
- Meeting location
- De Zwaluwenberg estate, Hilversum
- Coalition parties
- D66, VVD, CDA
VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz says her party demands a shift to the right as the price for staying in cabinet, Volkskrant reports.
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The VVD decides to stay in Prime Minister Rob Jetten's coalition for now, as party leaders move talks to De Zwaluwenberg over the weekend.
Bloomberg Business (opens in a new tab)NOS (opens in a new tab)Trouw (opens in a new tab)
VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz says the minority cabinet is a 'failed experiment' and calls for a 'political correction', NOS reports.
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Dutch coalition parties avert an immediate collapse after seven hours of crisis talks, Prime Minister Rob Jetten says, with VVD remaining in government as talks continue.
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