Belgium: Brussels Sees Massive Protest Against New Government Reform Plans 4

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Belgium: Brussels Sees Massive Protest Against New Government Reform Plans 4

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in central Brussels on Wednesday, February 13, to protest against the newly-formed government's reform plans, which include changes to pensions, stricter conditions for early retirement, and cuts to public services.

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