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Rutte worked as business manager for the Dutch company Unilever and become later a Human resourcer for that company.
Rutte worked as business manager for the Dutch company Unilever and become later a Human resourcer for that company.
Mark Rutte is generally described as an conservative liberal poltician, but his policies towards multiple issues were more on the progressive side, such as European integration.
Mark Rutte is generally described as an conservative liberal politician, but his policies towards multiple issues were more on the progressive side, such as European integration.
==Political career==
==Political career==
==Prime Minister==
==Prime Minister==
After the Dutch general election in June 2010, the VVD wins 31 seats, and Rutte becomes Prime Minister of the Netherlands on October 14, 2010, the formed government existed of his party , the CDA a Christian democratic party and tolerated by the [[Party for Freedom]] of [[Geert Wilders]]. The policies were strong on immigration, tackling the rising unemployment, and had a roughly opposition from the [[Mainstream media]] and leftist parties, because of the participation of Party for Freedom, which is also blamed for the failing negotiation between the coalition partners for the budget of the next year.
After the Dutch general election in June 2010, the VVD wins 31 seats, and Rutte becomes Prime Minister of the Netherlands on October 14, 2010, the formed government existed of his party, the CDA a Christian democratic party and tolerated by the [[Party for Freedom]] of [[Geert Wilders]]. The policies were strong on immigration, tackling the rising unemployment, and had a roughly opposition from the [[Mainstream media]] and leftist parties, because of the participation of Party for Freedom, which is also blamed for the failing negotiation between the coalition partners for the budget of the next year.
After the collapse of this government on April 23, 2012 in due to the failed negotiations about the reforms and budget for 2013, elections were held again in September 2012, where Rutte's party wins again followed by the socialist Labor Party, they have formed a cabinet for four years and can be known as an government with dramatically policies towards open borders, more support for the socialist [[European Union]], more corruption within both parties<ref>http://www.krapuul.nl/politiek-blog/2629872/vvd-opnieuw-koploper-in-misdaad-en-corruptie/</ref> and ongoing immigration, like other nations in Western Europe.
After the collapse of this government on April 23, 2012 in due to the failed negotiations about the reforms and budget for 2013, elections were held again in September 2012, where Rutte's party wins again followed by the socialist Labor Party, they have formed a cabinet for four years and can be known as an government with dramatically policies towards open borders, more support for the socialist [[European Union]], more corruption within both parties<ref>http://www.krapuul.nl/politiek-blog/2629872/vvd-opnieuw-koploper-in-misdaad-en-corruptie/</ref> and ongoing immigration, like other nations in Western Europe.