The leader of the Party for Freedom says he is ready to give up the post of Prime Minister in order to facilitate negotiations on the formation of a right-wing government.
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Towards a government without Geert Wilders at the helm. Nearly four months after his large electoral victory, thehe leader of the far right in the Netherlands announces that he is ready to give up the post of Prime Minister in order to facilitate negotiations on the formation of a right-wing government. “I can only become Prime Minister if ALL parties in the coalition support me. This was not the case,” he wrote on the social networkWednesday March 13.
Geert Wilders is therefore giving up (for the moment) his attempt to lead the fifth economy of the European Union, due to lack of support from the political parties with which he is trying to form a coalition. An unfair and undemocratic outcome, he commented again on Thursday to the Dutch media. But to be Prime Ministere, “you need support from all parties”, he repeated. And he didn’t have it.
Political crisis
Polls show that support for Geert Wilders and his PVV party has only grown since his election victory. “Remember: I will one day become Prime Minister of the Netherlands. With the support of even more Dutch peoplehe insisted. If not tomorrow, then the day after tomorrow. Because the voices of millions of Dutch people will be heard!”
The exact form of the next Dutch government remains to be determined. According to Dutch media, party leaders could give up ministerial posts in favor of a government made up of experts and technocrats from outside politics.
