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Maarten was born in The Netherlands in 1964. After a few years at the Willem de Kooning academie of arts in Rotterdam he started working as an independent cartoonist in 1992. Since then he has worked for several Dutch newspapers of which the collaboration with the Leidsch Dagblad even dates from 1997. His work has been in/on France 24, Le Monde, Washington Post and Trouw. Besides working at home he does live stand up cartooning and gives workshops.

When Matthew met Haiti

This time, let Haiti come out of this tragedy richer and better than ever before.
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Dark skies over Europe (and Holland)

It's getting a bit chilly out here.
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Cease fire in Syria, in a split second

Well, was there any difference for the Syrians? Just a short lunchbreak maybe.
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Harvesting international trade agreements

No rights for country governments. No say in anything for the people of those countries.
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Gaddafi-in-the-box

Report states: Cameron (and Sarkozy) started a war in Libya that eventually gave ISIS a new and d
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(not) One for all against ISIS

Turkey has a the hidden agenda.
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Mission Impeachable in Brazil

Dilma is gone. Impeached by a government that consists of people with even more dirty hands.
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Burkini repression?

Not naked enough? Too much religion?
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Free Doğan Güzel!

In Turkey, cartoonist Doğan Güzel - his comic figure is called Qirix - is arrested for...well, fo
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Cartoonist: Tough Job

Maarten Wolterink: 'Hard for us cartoonists not to step on toes nowadays...'
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Olympic nightmare

The Republicans have created a monster that is getting out of control.
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Hit it, Erdo!

EU option is getting more and more unreal for Turkey
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When will Zimbabwe be free of Mugabe?

Riots and repression. Something is rotten in the state of Zimbabwe...
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Stop! Police!

You don't have to do much to get killed by a cop nowadays.
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Captains abandoning ship

After the Brexit, the two most important Brexiteers retreat
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