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Zita Pels group leader of merged GroenLinks/PvdA Amsterdam

Zita Pels group leader of merged GroenLinks/PvdA Amsterdam

Zita Pels has been appointed as the group leader for the newly merged GroenLinks and PvdA faction in Amsterdam following recent municipal elections. The two parties, which secured a combined 17 seats, will negotiate as a single bloc to form a left-wing coalition in the city. Sofyan Mbarki will serve as the vice-chair for what is now the largest local faction in the Netherlands.

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