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Rutte defends informal COVID crisis talks: 'Where you could share big emotions'

Rutte defends informal COVID crisis talks: 'Where you could share big emotions'

Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte testified under oath before a parliamentary inquiry committee regarding his government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rutte defended the use of informal consultations during the crisis, stating they were essential for sharing emotions and managing the high-pressure decision-making process.

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