Right-wing narratives about immigration have made inroads in the Netherlands.
Right-wing narratives about immigration have made inroads in the Netherlands.
By Edna Mohamed
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As the Netherlands gears up for a snap parliamentary election on October 29, less than halfway through parliament’s usual four-year term following the collapse of the ruling coalition, the likelihood of another win for the country’s far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) is mounting.
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