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The Dutch general election is set to take place this week, with several unconventional and far-right parties making significant strides in the polls. Geert Wilders, the leader of the far-right party, has seen a surge in popularity, potentially putting him in contention for a role in the government. The election has been marked by issues of trust, including a benefits fraud scandal and claims of institutional racism. Pieter Omtzigt, a centre-right maverick, is also a prominent figure in the election, with voters seeking integrity in government. The rise of anti-establishment centrists and unconventional parties has brought attention to the potential influence of these groups on Dutch politics and their impact on other countries. Additionally, the leader of the right-wing Dutch party was attacked ahead of the general elections, adding a dramatic element to the political landscape.