June 25 (Bloomberg) -- The Dutch politician leading talks on forming a coalition government said future discussions should exclude Geert Wilders’s anti-immigrant [anti-Muslim immigrant] Freedom Party, which surged to third place in this month’s inconclusive elections. Uri Rosenthal proposed that party leaders should explore a coalition involving 5 of the 10 groups in parliament. They are the Liberal Party led by Mark Rutte, which won most seats, the Labor Party, which finished second in the June 9 vote, the Christian Democrats, and two smaller groups, Green Left and D66.
