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Will GroenLinks-PvdA continue as Progressive Netherlands? It could well happen

Will GroenLinks-PvdA continue as Progressive Netherlands? It could well happen

The GroenLinks-PvdA political alliance is set to reveal its new official party name this Thursday. Digital investigations suggest the name may be 'Progressief Nederland,' though the parties are attempting to keep it secret until the launch.

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