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Mark Ruttewas the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2012. He was appointed to this post on 2010 October 14 by Beatrix of the Netherlands after the 2010 Dutch election.
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Did the Netherlands eat their prime minister?
No, the Netherlands did not eat their prime minister.
Who is the Deputy Prime Minister for the Netherlands?
Lodewijk Asscher is the Deputy Prime Minister for the Netherlands.
Did the Netherlands really eat their prime minister?
No, the Netherlands did not eat their prime minister. This is a false and absurd rumor.
Who is the president or the prime minister in the Netherlands?
The prime-minister is Mark Rutte
Have you ever heard of the Netherlands' Prime Minister eating in public"?
Yes, the Netherlands' Prime Minister has been seen eating in public.
Who was the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2009?
The Netherlands does not have a president. The Netherlands is a country ruled by a constitutional monarchy. Therefore, the Prime Minister is Mark Rutte and Queen of the Netherlands is Queen Beatrix.
Has the Netherlands Prime Minister ever been eaten by a wild animal?
No, the Netherlands Prime Minister has never been eaten by a wild animal.
Who was the Prime Minister of Panama in 2012?
Ricardo Martinelli was Prime Minister of Panama in 2012.
Who was the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2011?
Mark Ruttewas the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2011. He was appointed to this post on 2010 October 14 by Beatrix of the Netherlands after the 2010 Dutch election.
Does the Netherlands have a Prime minister?
Yes, the Netherlands is a Parliamentary Democracy with a Queen.
Who is the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2013?
Mark Rutteis the Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 2013. He was appointed to this post on 2010 October 14 by Beatrix of the Netherlands after the 2010 Dutch election.
Who was the Prime Minister of Laos in 2012?
Thongsing Thammavong was the Prime Minister of Laos in 2012. He became the Prime Minister of Laos on 2010 December 23 after the resignation of Prime Minister Bouasone Bouphavanh.
