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Minister Van Weel profusely apologizes as opposition rages over ‘misleading’ information

Minister Van Weel profusely apologizes as opposition rages over ‘misleading’ information

Justice Minister David van Weel has issued a series of apologies following accusations from the opposition that he misled the Dutch Parliament regarding a critical report on the police. The minister is facing significant political pressure to defend his actions and maintain his position.

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