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Dutch coalition horse-trading starts as Wilders eyes power - Vimarsana News

Dutch coalition horse-trading starts as Wilders eyes power

After his shock election win, far-right Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders on Friday kicked off the formal process of building a government coalition, battling to convince reluctant rivals to serve under him as premier.Yesilgoz broke a longstanding taboo by saying Wilders could serve in her cabinet if she won the election -- which many analysts believe opened the door to his victory.

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Dutch Coalition Horse-trading Starts As Wilders Eyes Power - Vimarsana News

Dutch Coalition Horse-trading Starts As Wilders Eyes Power

After his shock election win, far-right Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders on Friday kicked off the formal process of building a government coalition, battling to convince reluctant rivals to serve under him as premier.

Far-right, anti-Islam Wilders on course for massive win in Netherlands - Vimarsana News

Far-right, anti-Islam Wilders on course for massive win in Netherlands

Europe News: The far-right, anti-Islam PVV party led by Geert Wilders achieved a significant victory in the Dutch elections, securing 35 seats in parliament. This

Far-right Wilders woos rivals after 'monster' Dutch vote win - Vimarsana News

Far-right Wilders woos rivals after 'monster' Dutch vote win

Far-right firebrand Geert Wilders faced an uphill struggle Thursday to woo rivals for a coalition government after a "monster victory" in Dutch elections that shook the Netherlands and Europe.

Towards a large victory for the far right in the general elections in the Netherlands - Vimarsana News

Towards a large victory for the far right in the general elections in the Netherlands

Wilders' anti-immigration message seems to have resonated with Dutch voters. But the politician with the famous peroxide hair is far from assured of becoming prime minister. Wilders' victory marks a sharp shift to the right that will be greeted with apprehension in Brussels. The other three major parties had assured that they would not participate in a government led by the PVV. But on the way out of the polls, the popular Pieter Omtzigt said he was "available" to lead the Netherlands.