Prime Minister Dick Shuf said on Tuesday that the Netherlands Old made a new election after the collapse of its coalition government.
Return of Girte Wilders, followed by the declaration of ministers of his party in controversy over migration policy.
What did Dutch PM say?
Shoff said that his administration would work in a caretaker role and he would formally offer the Dutch Raja to the Wilders Party resignation for the Independence Ministers.
The Prime Minister said that he repeatedly told the leaders of the coalition that the collapse of the government would be “unnecessary and irresponsible”.
“We are facing national and international and internal and internal and, more, more than ever, our flexibility in the rapidly changing world requires decisiveness and safety of the economy,” said Shoff.
No new election date has been determined, but it is unlikely to be for several months.
Why did the wilders take out?
Wilderspul excluded his far-flung PVV (party for freedom), cited differences with his colleagues due to lack of action on proposals to curb the immigration.
“No signature for our shelter plans. No adjustment of the coalition agreement. PVV is leaving the coalition,” the wilders on X said, Twitter in the east.
Hey said that he had informed the Shuf that all the ministers of his party would understand the government.
“I signed up for the most difficult asylum policy and not the fall of the Netherlands.”
PVV entered its first coalition government six months after the Netherlands’ November 2023 parliamentary elections; To make a deal with Conservative People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), Center New Social Contract (NSC) and popular peasant Nagric Movement (BBB).
No date for the new election was determined at the beginning, but it likes to be in several months.
Wilders are disappointed with coalition partners, they are furious with him
However, it was fast from the beginning, however, politicians inspired the country to work with roots and doubts about the desire to follow the constitution.
Wilders were disappointed with what he saw as a slow pace to introduce a “strict immigration policy”, which he agreed with coalition partners after his election victory in November 2023.
The government’s crisis comes a few weeks ago from the Netherlands-the fifth largest economy-Nato of the Eurozone is due to the host world leader for the Nato Summit. As a result of the collapse, NATO’s expenses are likely to increase when the owner of the coalition, former Prime Minister Mark Rute, calls the Confab in his home country.
Although the remaining coalition partners can proceed as a minority government, a snap election is the possible result of the wilders’ move.
Opposition Labor/Green Block Leader France Timmanman said, “I have no other way to form a stable government.”
The Timersman said, “The Netherlands deserves a government that units and works shoulder to shoulder on the real solutions,” Tillan Himmerman said, “It’s the time of election, we are ready for them.”
The coalition partners exploded wilders for lack of seriousness.
Dilan Yasilgose, leader of the Orthodox VVD, said, “There is a war on our continent. Instead of fulfilling the challenge, the wilders are showing that he is not ready to take responsibility.”
“It is irresponsible to take the government down at this point.”
What wanted wilders on immigration?
Wilders had already indicated at the end of May that it was ready about the collapse of the alliance, if not within a few weeks to curb the immigration for not putting in action within a few weeks.
The plan included border closed, hard border control and deportation of a crime guilty of a crime.
“Close the boundaries for refugees and family reunion. Do not open any other asylum centers. Close them,” they summarized the plan.
PVV called for military deployment to protect the country’s borders, seeking Syrian refugees.
However, the schemes were considered illegal or illegal by many political experts.
Some observers suggested that the wilders created the current crisis as a means of demolishing the government.
The new election in the Netherlands will still be the possibility of another competition, which exceeds the cost of immigration and living issues of crazy voters.
Although PVV voted 23% last November, it is currently 20% equal with laboratory/green.
Edited by: Elizabeth Shumacar, Vesley Living
