Auswärtiges Amt Mit Aktuellem Hinweis Für Die Niederlande: Strike Paralyses Public Transport
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Algemeen Dagblad
Trade unions FNV and CNV are bringing public transport to a standstill on Wednesday due to the cabinet's austerity plans regarding social security. However, many of those plans have already been scrapped or watered down. Is this drastic public transport strike still necessary, then? Political reporter Hans van Soest answers six questions.
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The cabinet wants to cut 6.5 billion euros from social security. The unions oppose this. Therefore, in the run-up to Prinsjesdag, they are staging protests throughout the country and in various sectors.
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