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“Trumpian situations”: Politicians describe far-right riots in The Hague as political violence
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Rioters threw bottles and bollards, police cars were set on fire, windows were smashed, and rioters attempted to enter the Binnenhof.
According to some Dutch politicians, they were acts of political violence.
Not just hooligansSpeaking with the political program Buitenhof, D66 party leader Rob Jetten has described the far-right riots as an expression of political violence.
- Advertisement -Speaking on Buitenhof, Jetten points out that the rioters used words and phrases often used in the House of Representatives by politicians such as Geert Wilders.
Taking to X, GroenLinks-PvdA leader Frans Timmermans described the riots as “Trumpian situations, fueled by politicians who sow fear and division.”NSB-vlaggen op het Malieveld.
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