PVV Joins Rucphen Coalition with CDA for First Time; CDA Leader Calls It a Bad Idea
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PVV joins Rucphen coalition with CDA for first time; CDA leader calls it a bad idea
The PVV is participating in a governing coalition in the Dutch municipality of Rucphen for the first time, alongside the CDA and the Rucphense Volkspartij. As part of the agreement, the PVV will hold a position in the municipal executive, meaning it will appoint one of the aldermen, RTL reports. CDA leader Henri Bontenbal criticized the decision, saying, "I do not think it is a good idea to form a coalition with the PVV.”
For the first time in Dutch history, the PVV is providing an alderman. This is happening in the Brabant municipality of Rucphen, where the party will collaborate with the CDA and the Rucphense Volkspartij. On Wednesday evening, PVV member Wesley Tack was sworn in as alderman. With this, Geert Wilders' party breaks through the administrative deadlock at the local level for the first time. The new coalition presented the agreement ‘Met Vertrouwen …
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