“We can no longer be ignored.” These are Geert Wilders’ first words, when commenting on the exit polls that give him an advantage in the elections. The Telegraaf reports this. “The PVV can no longer be ignored, says the party leader. He invites other parties to work together and “go beyond their own shadows”. The PVV will also have to do this, he acknowledges. coalition partner, says: “We will govern.” The first official data confirm that the Freedom Party is first with 23.8% of preferences. Head to head for second place between Timmermans’ Social Democrats-Greens and the right-wing liberals of outgoing Prime Minister Rutte, led by leader Yesilgoz.
The news was commented by Marine Le Pen in the national torch that hope for change remains alive in Europe”, wrote the leader of Rassemblement National. Matteo Salvini also sent a message of support and praise “to his friend Geert Wilders” after the first data emerged. “Anything other than confusion with the socialists, a new Europe will be born in Florence on December 3rd”, explains the Minister of Infrastructure, recalling the demonstration organized by the League with its European allies (including Wilders).
Source: IL Tempo
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