The Hague (AFP) – Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte survived a vote of no-confidence Tuesday amid a mounting political scandal over his foreign minister who quit after admitting he had lied.
The late-night motion was brought by Rutte’s arch-foe, far-right MP Geert Wilders, but was easily defeated with 101 MPs voting against and only 43 in favour.
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