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Dutch Prime Minister accused of corruption and nepotism as he faces motion of no confidence.

June 27, 2018

Dutch Prime Minister accused of corruption and nepotism as he faces motion of no confidence.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands:--- Dutch Politician and Member of Parliament Geert Wilders posted a video where he presented a motion of non-confidence against the Mark Rutte Prime Minister of the Netherlands. During the presentation, Wilders accused Rutte of mass corruption and nepotism and the VVD as a mafia gang. He said the current coalition has been pumping millions into Shell and other companies by granting those companies huge tax cuts. Wilders went on to say that friends of politicians are working for these companies for large salaries that the regular Dutch citizens are not able to see. Wilders said that while these companies are receiving tax cuts the poorer Dutch citizens have to pay their taxes. Wilders further stated that he is sick and tired of the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and he must go since he is involved in what he describes as naked corruption and nepotism.

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