The Social
and Cultural Planning Bureau has polled 3,000 Dutchmen. 60% of those polled see tensions between
Autochtonuos (native) Dutchmen and those of immigrant origins. Many see
tensions between religious groups, between the poor and the rich, and between workers
and employers. Two-thirds of the Dutch
think that the Netherlands is moving in the wrong direction. Of these people, 85% blame the country’s
elite, politicians, managers and the economically powerful. These elite are
seen as serving their own interests and are perceived as not having any contact
with the ordinary citizens nor with their concerns.
Thursday, December 11, 2014
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