D24D6FF3.1.png' alt='Herman Van Veen Suzanne' title='Herman Van Veen Suzanne' />Groen. Links Wikipedia. Groen. Links Dutch pronunciation runlks English Green. Left is a Dutch political party of green progressive bent. It was formed on 1 March, 1. Communist Party of the Netherlands, the Pacifist Socialist Party, the Political Party of Radicals and the Evangelical Peoples Party. After disappointing results in the 1. Then party leader Paul Rosenmller was seen as the unofficial leader of the opposition against the Kok cabinet led Purple governments by the media, fellow politicians and academics, even though it was only the second largest party in the number of seats in the Dutch parliaments House of Representatives. Groen. Links describes itself as green, social and tolerant. The party is represented by 1. GroenLinks Dutch pronunciation runlks English GreenLeft is a Dutch political party of green progressive bent. It was formed on 1 March, 1989 as a. 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Clinical Features and Prognostic Factors in Adults with Bacterial Meningitis. Diederik van de Beek, M. D., Ph. D., Jan de Gans, M. D., Ph. D., Lodewijk. In zijn roman De tolk van Java rekent Alfred Birney af met talloze mythen over ons koloniale verleden en de directe gevolgen daarvan voor de betrokkenen en hun nazaten. FC/7/4/1/2/1000004000002147.jpg' alt='Herman Van Veen Suzanne' title='Herman Van Veen Suzanne' />The party has 2. The party congress is open to all members. It is a member of the Global Greens and the European Green Party. The partys number of seats fell from 1. HistoryeditBefore 1. Green. Left was founded in 1. Labour Party Pvd. A, a social democratic party which is traditionally the largest centre left party in the Netherlands. The founding parties were the destalinised Communist Party of the Netherlands CPN, the Pacifist Socialist Party PSP, which originated in the peace movement, the green influenced Political Party of Radicals PPR, originally a progressive Christian party, and the progressive Christian. Evangelical Peoples Party. These four parties were frequently classified as small left to indicate their marginal existence. In the 1. 97. 2 general election these parties won sixteen seats out of 1. From that moment on, members and voters began to argue for close cooperation. From the 1. As fewer seats are available in these representations, a higher percentage of votes is required to gain a seat. In the 1. 98. 4 European election, the PPR, CPN and PSP formed the Green Progressive Accord that entered as one into the European elections. They gained one seat, which rotated between the PSP and PPR. Party members of the four parties also encountered each other in grassroots extraparliamentary protest against nuclear energy and nuclear weapons. More than 8. 0 of the members of the PSP, CPN and PPR attended at least one of the two mass protests against the placement nuclear weapons of 1. The Evangelical Peoples Party was a relatively new party, founded in 1. Christian Democratic Appeal, the largest party of the Dutch centre right. During its period in parliament, 1. PSP, PPR and CPN, the Pvd. A and the CDA. 9The increasingly close cooperation between PPR, PSP, CPN and EVP, and the ideological change that accompanied it was not without internal dissent within the parties. The ideological change that CPN made from official communism to reformism led to a split in the CPN and the subsequent founding of the League of Communists in the Netherlands in 1. In 1. 98. 3, a group of deep Greens split from the PPR to found The Greens. The CPN and the PPR wanted to form an electoral alliance with the PSP for the 1. This led to a crisis within the PSP, in which chair of the parliamentary party Fractievoorzitter Fred van der Spek, who opposed cooperation, was replaced by Andre van Es, who favoured cooperation. Van der Spek left the PSP to found his own Party for Socialism and Disarmament. The 1. 98. 6 PSP congress, however, rejected the electoral alliance. In the 1. 98. 6 general election, all four parties lost seats. The CPN and the EVP disappeared from parliament. The PPR was left with two and the PSP with one seat. While the parties were preparing to enter in the 1. In 1. 98. 9, the PPR, CPN and PSP entered the 1. European Parliament election with a single list, called the Rainbow. Joost Lagendijk and Leo Platvoet, both PSP party board members, initiated an internal referendum in which the members of the PSP declared to support leftwing cooperation 7. Their initiative for left wing cooperation was supported by an open letter from influential members of trade unions such as Paul Rosenmller and Karin Adelmund, of environmental movements e. Jacqueline Cramer and from arts such as Rudi van Dantzig. This letter called for the formation of a single progressive party to the left of the Labour Party. Lagendijk and Platvoet had been taking part in informal meetings between prominent PSP, PPR and CPN members, who favoured cooperation. Other participants were PPR chairman Bram van Ojik and former CPN leader Ina Brouwer. These talks were called F. C. Sittardia or Clich bv. In the spring of 1. PSP party board initiated formal talks between the CPN, the PSP and the PPR about a common list for the upcoming general elections. It soon became clear that the CPN wanted to maintain an independent communist identity and not merge into a new left wing formation. This was reason for the PPR leaving the talks. Negotiations about cooperation were reopened after the fall of the second Lubbers cabinet and the announcement that elections would be held in the autumn of that year. This time the EVP was included in the discussion. The PPR was represented for a short while by an informal delegation led by former chair Wim de Boer, because the party board did not want to be seen re entering the negotiations it had left only a short while earlier. In the summer of 1. Additionally, the association Green. Left Dutch Vereniging Groen. Links VGL was set up to allow sympathisers, not member of any of the four parties to join. Meanwhile, the European elections of 1. Rainbow. In practice, the merger of the parties had now happened and the party Green. Left was officially founded on 2. November 1. 99. 0. In the 1. 98. 9 elections, the PPR, PSP, CPN and EVP entered in the elections with one single list called Groen Links. In the Netherlands, parties usually participate in the elections with one list for the whole country. The candidates on top of the list get the priority for the distribution of seats won. The Green. Left list of candidates was organised in such a way that all the parties were represented and new figures could enter. The PPR, which had been the largest party in 1. Ria Beckers and the number five the PSP got the numbers two and six, the CPN the number three and the EVP number eleven. The first independent candidate was Paul Rosenmller, trade unionist from Rotterdam, on the fourth place. In the elections, the party doubled its seats in comparison to 1. In the 1. 99. 0 municipal elections, the party fared much better, strengthening the resolve to cooperate. In the period 1. A board was organised for the party in foundation and also a Green. Left Council, which was supposed to control the board and the parliamentary party and stimulate the process of merger. In this council, all five groups CPN, PPR, PSP, EVP and the Vereniging Groen Links had seats on ratio of the number of their members.