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1 – ARCHIVE | Netherlands

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Netherlands: Election result a colossal defeat for austerity government

03/16/2017 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Oppose Wilders and the ‘mainstream’ right – Build a mass workers’ party that struggles for socialism.  The most important feature of the national elections in the Netherlands is the colossal defeat for the outgoing austerity […]

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Netherlands: Anti-immigrant Freedom Party leading polls ahead of general elections

02/18/2017 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Only a choice between the “regular” and far-right? Dutch voters go to the polls on on 15 March, with a record 28 parties on the ballot paper. Nearly half the parties have only been in […]

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Netherlands: After Brexit, are we heading towards ‘Nexit’?

07/07/2016 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Right populist Geert Wilders promises: “Our turn is next”

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Netherlands: Election setback for Labour Party

03/30/2015 Pieter Brans, Amsterdam

Main parties guarantee austerity – A mass party of the Left with a socialist programme needed

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Netherlands: Socialist Party local election gains

03/31/2014 Pieter Brans, Amsterdam

Vote for SP can be the basis for a mass struggle against cuts

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Netherlands: Thousands demonstrate against government cuts

09/28/2013 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

Dutch people want a real alternative to austerity

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Netherlands: Recession,with no end in sight

09/12/2013 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

As austerity shock-effects wear off, workers’ opposition will grow

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Netherlands: New coalition government heralds deep cuts

12/21/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

15% of Dutch population faces poverty conditions

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Dutch Elections: Liberals and Labour win; Socialist Party stuck on 15 seats

09/13/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

New coalition government promises austerity politics – Workers’ will resist!

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Dutch Elections: Labour Party makes a comeback in polls

09/11/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

Socialist Party reneging on retirement disappoints workers

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Netherlands elections: Socialist Party polling strongly

09/05/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

Socialist policies needed to oppose austerity and to win majority support!

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Netherlands: Socialist Party leads in polls ahead of September general election

07/10/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

Working class faces battle against cuts

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Netherlands: Opposition Socialist Party surges to first place in polls

02/13/2012 Pieter Brans, Socialist Alternative (CWI in Netherlands) Amsterdam

Workers need a party with anti-cuts, socialist policies not coalitions with capitalist parties!

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Netherlands: Elections see gains for cuts-making Liberals and far-right Geert Wilders

06/12/2010 Pieter Brans, Offensief (CWI supporters in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Big industrial and social conflicts ahead!

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Netherlands: Afghanistan military role triggers collapse of Dutch coalition government

02/22/2010 Pieter Brans, Offensief (CWI supporters in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Pro-establishment parties plan huge cuts programme after new elections

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Netherlands: Committee of Inquiry on Iraq finds Dutch government in “violation” of international law

01/14/2010 Pieter Brans, Offensief (CWI supporters in Netherlands), Amsterdam

Cuts-making coalition government under strain, as elections loom

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Netherlands: How to restore the tradition of Labour Day?

05/06/2008 Bas De Ruiter, Offensief, cwi Netherlands

Good response to CWI paper and leaflets in Rotterdam and Amsterdam.

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Netherlands: Inquiry on refugee deaths forces ministers’ resignations

10/03/2006 Ron Blom, Offensief (CWI), Amsterdam

Dutch Socialist Party must fight November elections on socialist policies

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Netherlands: Inquiry on refugee deaths forces ministers’ resignations

09/28/2006 Ron Blom, Offensief (CWI), Amsterdam

Dutch Socialist Party must fight November elections on socialist policies

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Netherlands: 15,000 demonstrate expulsion of refugees

04/13/2004 Ron Blom, Offensief, Netherlands

Time for unions to break with government/bosses’ ‘social agreement’

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Netherlands: Colin Powell visit met by noisy protests

12/02/2003 Ron Blom, Offensief, Netherlands and Geert Cool, LSP, Belgium

On Sunday 30 November, hundreds demonstrated in Maastricht against the visit of US Secretary of State Colin Powell, who is in the Dutch town for the summit of the OSCE (Organisation for Security and Co-operation […]

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Iraq: Day X – Over 100,000 protest in Netherlands

03/24/2003 Ron Blom, Offensief, Netherlands

120,000 people took to the streets of In Amsterdam on Saturday 23 march.

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Iraq: 15 February – Netherlands – 70,000 protesters in Amsterdam

02/16/2003 Ron Blom, Offensief, Netherlands

70,000 people turned up at the Amsterdam demonstration against the war, called by the Platform Against the New War. This is a coalition of two hundred small, and some big, organisations. It includes the Socialist […]

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Netherlands: Dutch general elections – a lost opportunity for the Socialist Party

01/29/2003 By Offensief members (Dutch section of the CWI), 29 January 2003

The Dutch general election results (22 January) were a bitter disappointment for many members and supporters of the Socialist Party, a broad Left party, which had been tipped to make a historic electoral breakthrough. Instead […]

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Netherlands: Right wing coalition government falls

10/22/2002 Patrick Zoomermeijer, Amsterdam, 22 October 2002, Offensief

As anticipated, the Dutch government consisting of the Christian Democrats, the CDA, the liberal VVD and the hard right LPF (List Pim Fortuyn, whose leader was shot dead last May), collapsed on the 16 October. […]

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Netherlands: New coalition government faces instability and infighting

08/15/2002 Ron Blom, Amsterdam,

Months after the Dutch general elections, which saw dramatic gains for the populist right wing Lijst Pim Fortuyn (LPF), a new coalition government has finally been formed. The administration’s proposed policies are clearly to the […]

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Netherlands: Elections – Abrupt awakening

06/03/2002 Pieter Brans,Amsterdam

THE RECENT Dutch elections were nothing short of an earthquake, expressing frustration and disappointment with the Dutch Labour Party (PvdA). The winners were the Christian Democratic Party, which was in government from 1918-94 (longer than […]

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Netherlands: Purple government thrashed – Dutch SP gains

05/17/2002 Secretariat Offensief, CWI - Netherlands

It is clear that the liberal/social-democrat Purple government has been severely punished. The government parties lost in total 44 seats in the 150 seat parliament.

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Netherlands: Extreme right Dutch politician, Pim Fortuyn, shot dead

05/07/2002 Patrick Zoomermeijer, Offensief - CWI Netherlands.

The extreme right Dutch politician, Pim Fortuyn, was shot dead 6 May, on the premises of the national radio station in Hilversum. This single act has shaken Dutch society, including the complacent Dutch establishment who […]

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