Dutch turn right in election

The Netherlands swung to the right today with its VVD party claiming victory in national elections.

Dutch turn right in election
Thu, 10 Jun, 2010 - 11:25

The Netherlands swung to the right today with its VVD party claiming victory in national elections.

“It appears as if for the first time in our history the VVD has become the largest party,” would-be prime minister Mark Rutte told chanting supporters.

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