The agreement was reached between four parties: Geert Wilders’ PVV, the pro-farmer party BBB, the liberal party VVD and the new anti-corruption party NSC.
This Wednesday an agreement was reached in the Netherlands for a right-wing coalition government, almost six months after the electoral victory of the far-right leader, who will not be prime minister, as he himself announced this Wednesday.
“We have an agreement between the negotiators,” said Geert Wilders, who resigned as president of the new executive in March, after some highlighted the discomfort that would be caused if a Islamophobic and anti-European politician represent the Netherlands.
The agreement was reached between four parties: Geert Wilders’ PVV, the pro-farmer party BBB, the liberal party VVD and the new anti-corruption party NSC.
Source: Observadora
