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Rob Jetten says he wants the Dutch government to continue with D66, VVD and CDA, with new talks aimed at improving cooperation between the parties and navigating shifting parliamentary majorities.
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Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten wants his coalition to continue with D66, VVD and CDA, rejecting the idea of a government without VVD ministers. He said a fresh round of talks should focus on improving cooperation between the three parties and working with the different majorities in parliament.
Jetten made the remarks during a parliamentary debate on Thursday, responding to questions about whether the cabinet could continue without the VVD. He had previously said a restart was needed, with the three parties remaining in the coalition.
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