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Rob Jetten will meet his two deputy prime ministers after the VVD voted against next year’s tax package, following a deal between other parties and opposition groups.
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Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten will meet his deputy prime ministers on Friday morning after coalition partner VVD voted against next year’s tax package in parliament on Thursday evening.
Jetten said he would speak with VVD leader Dilan Yeşilgöz and CDA deputy prime minister Bart van den Brink after the vote. The VVD opposed the package after coalition parties D66 and CDA agreed a deal with opposition parties PRO and Volt.
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