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It's final: the format for arts subsidies until 2016 is with the chamber

We have another letter from the secretary of state for culture. Halbe Zijlstra has sent it to the Chamber to make it official that, as of 2013, a very bleak wind is going to blow in the arts. This makes cuts of 200 million final, still excluding the probably 150 million in so-called friction costs that the ministry also has to get from somewhere (you know: damage claims, severance payments, accelerated depreciation of buildings, that kind of trouble).

Finally: from the...

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We have another letter from the secretary of state for culture. Halbe Zijlstra has sent it to the Chamber to make it official that, as of 2013, a very bleak wind is going to blow in the arts. This makes cuts of 200 million final, still excluding the probably 150 million in so-called friction costs that the ministry also has to get from somewhere (you know: damage claims, severance payments, accelerated depreciation of buildings, that kind of trouble).

Finally: from the...

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