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Richard de Mos returns as alderman: I am not changing a millimeter of this

Richard de Mos returns as alderman: I am not changing a millimeter of this

Politician Richard de Mos has returned as an alderman in The Hague following his near-complete acquittal in a corruption case. In an interview, he discussed his intentions regarding the coalition agreement, asylum policies, and his commitment to integrity.

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