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When Keijzer says it’s off the table, you should pay attention

When Keijzer says it’s off the table, you should pay attention

Former minister Mona Keijzer is evaluating the possibility of launching a new right-wing political party in the Netherlands. Experts note that ego-driven conflicts among existing right-wing figures often hinder collaboration, raising questions about whether voters truly desire another addition to the current political spectrum.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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