Per the previous feedback(F33448448), I would like to add exactly what happened: 1. Without any explanation or warning, our train suddenlyy stopped outside the Dutch border. 2. We were told by the train conductor that he was not allowed to enter the train station. He stopped at a distance from the Dutch border. He was accompanied by a co-conductor. Both were non-caucasian but German employees of DB. 3.
MZI (acronym)
Company · Netherlands
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MZI (acronym) filed 2 positions between 5 Jun 2026 and 10 Jun 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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Dear Members, I am writing to formally express several concerns regarding the business and travel environment between the Netherlands and Germany, which are significantly impacting cross-border operations. First, I have experienced consistent issues with Dutch business banking, specifically regarding advertised "instant" transfers to German banks.
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