Pro, Ja21, and SGP Maintain: the Cabinet Must Choose Between 'Left' and 'Right'.

NRC Handelsblad

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For two days, the House of Representatives is debating the Prinsjesdag budget. The surprise of day one: under JA21, the cabinet no longer has to choose between left or right. Support can also be provided ‘by subject’.

De Telegraaf

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Left, right, or zigzagging to strike deals per budget? After the first day of the general political debate, chaos still reigns supreme for the minority cabinet. One thing is clear: the bridge between coalition and opposition is far from being built.

Algemeen Dagblad

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There is no deal with the opposition, but there is disagreement between coalition parties. And yet, Prime Minister Rob Jetten is optimistic about his cabinet's chances of success. Will it be possible to get a majority in favour of the plans? Follow day one of the General Political Reflections via this article.

Reformatorisch Dagblad

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Prime Minister Jetten on the social agreement: "To reach agreements, we will all have to compromise a little."

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The House of Representatives is gearing up for the General Political Debates (APB). The question is what position opposition parties will take in the debate on the plans presented yesterday on Budget Day. Support for the budget is by no means certain yet. Pro and JA21 have forced the cabinet to make a choice: either left or right. "It will undoubtedly be a fierce debate," says political reporter Sophia van Lil.