VVD Faces Criticism in Election Debate
The VVD and its party leader, Dilan Yeşilgöz, were heavily criticized in an election debate on RTL Nieuws by the D66, CDA, and GroenLinks-PvdA parties.
The opposing parties accused the VVD of shifting towards the far-right and being out of touch with current social issues, particularly in regards to housing policy and healthcare plans.
D66 leader Rob Jetten stated that the VVD's plans are becoming "increasingly extreme".
- The VVD was criticized for planning to make further cuts to development cooperation.
- Jetten expressed concern that the VVD is not taking sufficient action to achieve climate goals.
- A proposed cut of €1.5 billion from education and innovation was seen as detrimental to the investment climate for entrepreneurs.
Author's summary: VVD faces criticism for far-right shift.
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