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Leader of Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV) Geert Wilders attended an LGBT event as part of the Republican National Convention programme in Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday. Addressing a group of Republicans, Wilders voiced his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Wilders also used his speech to criticise the presence of Muslim communities in Europe.
Anti-lslam leader Geert Wilders, whose Freedom Party (PVV) is the second biggest in the Dutch parliament, casts his vote on the final day of a coronavirus-dominated election. IMAGES
Far-right candidate Geert Wilders casts his vote in the Dutch elections in a primary school in The Hague, mobbed by television cameras, just after final opinion polls showed he was slipping behind the Liberal VVD party of outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte. IMAGES
The populist leader of the far-right Chega party, André Ventura, holds his last electoral rally in Lisbon before elections on March 10. As campaigning wraps up, polls are pointing to an edge for the centre-right after eight years of Socialist rule, and huge gains for the far-right. The Chega party is tipped to more than double the support it won in a 2022 election, putting its leader Ventura in line to become kingmaker in a new parliament. IMAGES
Geert Wilders is splashed across Dutch newspapers, as his far-right party has won most seats in the Netherlands' election, according to near-complete results. The country's fragmented political system means months of talking will be needed before the next government is formed. IMAGES
The anti-Islam firebrand Geert Wilders cuts into a cake to celebrate the results of the Netherlands' general election, where his far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) gained 37 seats and became the largest party in parliament. Wilders, 60, now has the daunting task of trying to form a working coalition, courting rivals that categorically ruled out serving in a PVV-led government before the vote. The unexpected landslide win prompted immediate congratulations from fellow far-right leaders in France and Hungary but will likely raise fears in Brussels -- Wilders is anti-EU and wants a vote on a "Nexit" to leave the bloc. IMAGES
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