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Holland Unlikely to Nexit

H.E. Karin Mössenlechner, Ambassador of The Netherlands to Malaysia

13-Mar-17 08:05

Holland Unlikely to Nexit

The general election in The Netherlands is expected to be a test case for right-wing sentiment for the spate of elections slated for the rest of Europe this year, but Ambassador Karin feels that the liberal ethos of the Dutch will shine through and prevent surprises.


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