"Gert-Jan Segers"

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10 October 2017

Gert-Jan Segers (1st L), leader of the small Christian party ChristenUnie, talks to journalists in The Hague, the Netherlands, Oct. 10, 2017. The parliamentary groups of the four parties that reached a coalition government deal on Monday have all accepted the political program for the coming years, paving the way for Prime Minister Mark Rutte to start assembling his cabinet.(/Rick Nederstigt) (srb)

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10 October 2017

Alexander Pechtold (front), leader of the leftist liberals D66 and Prime Minister Mark Rutte (back), leader of the rightist liberals VVD, step out the lower house of parliament after the coalition government talks in The Hague, the Netherlands, Oct. 10, 2017. The parliamentary groups of the four parties that reached a coalition government deal on Monday have all accepted the political program for the coming years, paving the way for Prime Minister Mark Rutte to start assembling his cabinet. (/Rick Nederstigt) (srb)

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10 October 2017

Mark Rutte (front), Dutch Prime Minister and leader of the rightist liberals VVD, talks to journalists in The Hague, the Netherlands, Oct. 10, 2017. The parliamentary groups of the four parties that reached a coalition government deal on Monday have all accepted the political program for the coming years, paving the way for Prime Minister Mark Rutte to start assembling his cabinet.(/Rick Nederstigt) (srb)

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10 October 2017

Sybrand Buma, leader of the Christian democrats CDA, talks to journalists in The Hague, the Netherlands, Oct. 10, 2017. The parliamentary groups of the four parties that reached a coalition government deal on Monday have all accepted the political program for the coming years, paving the way for Prime Minister Mark Rutte to start assembling his cabinet.(/Rick Nederstigt) (srb)

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