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'''Democrats 66''' (in [[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''Democraten 66'') is a Globalist political party in the [[Netherlands]]. It was founded on October 14, 1966 by two students and an ex-[[VVD]] politician. The party has strong support for the socialist [[European Union]], [[Abortion]] and the [[Homosexual agenda]]. D'66 can be compared with the U.S. [[Democratic Party]] and [[En Marche!]] in France on multiple issues.
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'''Democrats 66''' (in [[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''Democraten 66'') is a [[globalist]] political party in the [[Netherlands]]. It was founded on October 14, 1966, by two students and an ex-[[VVD]] politician. The party has strong support for the socialist [[European Union]], [[Abortion]] and the [[Homosexual agenda]]. D'66 can be compared with the U.S. [[Democratic Party]] and [[En Marche!]] in France on multiple issues.
  
 
The current leader is [[Alexander Pechtold]] since 2006.
 
The current leader is [[Alexander Pechtold]] since 2006.
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
 
* [https://d66.nl Democraten 66]
 
* [https://d66.nl Democraten 66]
  
 
[[Category:Dutch Political Parties]]
 
[[Category:Dutch Political Parties]]

Latest revision as of 14:45, July 21, 2018

Democrats 66
Party leader Alexander Pechtold
Parliamentary leader
Founded October 14, 1966
Headquarters
Political ideology Globalism, Social-liberalism
Political position Fiscal: Political spectrum, Social: Left-wing
International affiliation
Color(s) green and white
Website D66.nl

Democrats 66 (in Dutch: Democraten 66) is a globalist political party in the Netherlands. It was founded on October 14, 1966, by two students and an ex-VVD politician. The party has strong support for the socialist European Union, Abortion and the Homosexual agenda. D'66 can be compared with the U.S. Democratic Party and En Marche! in France on multiple issues.

The current leader is Alexander Pechtold since 2006.

External links