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Lodewijk Asscher: Every day the AOW turd remains on the table is wasted time

Lodewijk Asscher: Every day the AOW turd remains on the table is wasted time

Lodewijk Asscher, a former PvdA leader and key architect of the Dutch pension agreement, has criticized the government for its indecision regarding the AOW state pension age. He expressed frustration that the proposal remains under discussion, calling the continued delay a waste of time.

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