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For the Netherlands, the commitment to the rule of law is the least that cannot be forgotten; According to the hvg.hu article, the country’s Prime Minister said this in the House of Representatives: Mark Rutte, who said that the current Presidency, the European Parliament and the European Commission have something to do with the vetoes of Hungary and Poland for the moment, they need to solve the problem. If it fails, the matter could be brought before the Heads of State and Government, but Rutte, who had already disagreed during the summer With Viktor Orbán – stated that he does not want to reopen the debate on the Budget Agreement or the rule of law, or go back in any way.
He also said that he had run out of patience with both countries. He believes that the governments of Hungary and Poland must accept the situation, otherwise they will also be left out of the seven-year budget and the € 750 billion recovery fund.
Rutte’s strongest critic is the leader of the Freedom Party, Geert wilders volt. According to an article on hvg.hu, the far-right politician said, among others:
Orbán has vetoed the incredibly insane plan to give Brussels 100,000 million euros in the budget that will be paid to southern Europe. What a mighty hero man is! I would very much like to ask the Prime Minister to support Mr. Orbán’s veto. Then we will be able to spend that € 100 billion on health care, pensions and our economy in the Netherlands instead of sending it to Brussels, Italy and France.
Rutte replied:
So it turned out that I had to take the example of Mr Orbán, so I had to restrict gay rights in the Netherlands, I had to restrict freedom of the press in the Netherlands, I had to restrict the right of small parties to participate In the elections. I’m glad I don’t look like that man!
However, Wilderst was not convinced: “Although we would have a prime minister here in the Netherlands like Mr. Orbán,” he said, and then again asked the prime minister to veto the budget.
In our featured image is Mark Rutte. Photo: BART MAAT / ANP via AFP
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