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The elections are coming up in The Netherlands and there has therefore been a lot of political debate in the news.
On March 5th, Esther Ouwehand (leader of the Dutch Political Party for Animals which has 5 seats in parliament and one in the European parliament) was on the Dutch morning TV news show “Goedemorgen Nederland” ….

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