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Jetten: New cabinet must improve approach to poverty

Jetten: New cabinet must improve approach to poverty

Prime Minister Rob Jetten has stated that the new cabinet must improve its strategy for addressing poverty. This follows an analysis by the CPB which revealed that the proposed policies of the D66, VVD, and CDA coalition would lead to an increase in poverty levels.

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