Geert Wilders News
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said 4.3 billion euros ($5.6 billion) in budget cuts for 2014 that were postponed last week may be implemented after all if the economy doesn’t grow fast enough the coming months.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said new elections “are an obvious scenario” after his minority government lost the support of the opposition party that had propped it up.
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Liberals and Christian Democrats in the Netherlands vowed to cut spending by 18 billion euros ($25 billion) by 2015 and ban full-face Islamic veils in their program for the first minority government since World War II.
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The Amsterdam district court rejected a request by Freedom Party Leader Geert Wilders , who is on trial for inciting hatred and insulting Muslims, to replace the judges hearing his case because they may be prejudiced.
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Dutch Freedom Party Leader Geert Wilders was acquitted by a court of charges that he made remarks defaming Muslims, ending a three-year prosecution that he described as a bid to restrict his freedom of speech.
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Three-time Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers , who brokered talks on forming a government between his Christian Democrats, the Liberal Party, and the anti-Islam Freedom Party, said he now opposed the plan, citing concerns about freedom of religion.
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Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders said the Netherlands, the euro area’s second-largest exporter after Germany, would profit from abandoning the euro and returning to the guilder.
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Dutch politicians, clashing over the future of the euro area and austerity measures before tomorrow’s parliamentary elections, agree on one thing: toughening rules on banks.
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The Netherlands, the second-largest exporter in the euro zone, got a new government today backed by Geert Wilders ’s anti-Islam party that plans to cut immigration and reduce spending on development aid and the European Union.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte offered to quit, a move that would trigger early elections, as he sought to win parliamentary support for additional budget cuts needed to steer the Netherlands clear of the debt crisis.
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