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Fragmented Chamber leads to third term for small Christian party

10-01-2022

Western Europe

Evert van Vlastuin, CNE.news

Fragmented Chamber leads to third term for small Christian party

King Willem-Alexander and the fourth Rutte cabinet at the stairs of the Noordeinde Palace in the centre of The Hague. Photo EPA, Sem van der Wal

Western Europe

The small ChristenUnie in the Netherlands entered a government coalition for the third time. This is a direct result of the electoral fragmentation in the country.

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