As many as three former prime ministers made an appearance at the conference of the CDA, that today 35 -th anniversary.
Dries van Agt, Ruud Lubbers and Balkenende listened to the party meeting in Maarssen. They were positive about their party, resulting from a merger of the Anti-Revolutionary Party, the Christian Historical Union and the Catholic Volkskpartij.
The CDA ‘rebounded’ himself and will be “recognizable” said Lubbers. The ‘end is in sight “for the premiership of Mark Rutte, he predicted
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Some criticism came from the mouth of Van Agt. Who admitted “some difficulty” with having the party. He finds the CDA “to the right”. Especially when it comes to hard tackling crime and violence, not it pleases him. “That does not belong to us and is not wise.”
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Party leader Sybrand Buma urged the Cabinet to the trade unions and employers to sit down, to avoid “labor unrest”. He finds it incomprehensible that the government has not taken the initiative to consult for years.
“There threatening actions. Social unrest could break the fragile economic recovery in the bud.” That must be avoided, will Buma.
RTL News / Reuters
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