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ProBruxsel is a political Brussels party created on 16 April, 2008. Its members are citizens of Brussels, of diverse linguistic, social, ethnic and philosophic origins.


[change] Demands

. the recognization of Brussels as a full-fledged region, as it is the case for the two other regions in Belgium

. the end of discriminations between Brussels citizen, just based solely on the language they are speaking

. a multilingual educational system, that guarantees a decent job future for our children

. the pre-tax retention held at the location workplace, and not where workers are living

. an efficient fight towards an unprecedently high unemployment rate in one of Europe's richest regions

. the promotion of economic development in non-polluting business sectors

. solutions for traffic congestion by supporting envrionment-friendly transport means

. a decent and financially accessible housing for each Brussels citizen


[change] Founder members

Bruno Pornel, Pascale Peckers, Chantal Liesse, Michel Hughes, Nicolas Vandernoot, Philippe Delstanche, Rachid Fayssal Boutahar, Thierry Vanhecke, Yvon Gilles, Eddy Van Cleemputte, Marc Malfait, Catherine Van Langendonck, José Fernandez et Jean-Jacques Waelput.


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