 AP Photo Dutch populist Geert Wilders, who gained prominence denouncing Islam and railing against immigrants, is betting his political future on the anti-euro vote. TAGGED: European Union, Netherlands, The Netherlands, Geert Wilders, Eurozone, Dutch parliament, EURECOMMENDED ARTICLES|
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