Federal Budget: Conner Rousseau Wants a Greater Contribution From the Richest People
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The delay in the budget work is not Vooruit's fault. That is what party chairman Conner Rousseau says on De Afspraak op Vrijdag. According to him, what is currently on the table is not balanced. It is now gradually up to other parties to make some concessions, he suggests.
Discussions to close the state's accounts continue in a tense climate. The President of Vooruit warns against measures that would weigh too heavily on some households, without sufficiently soliciting the most wealthy. ...
Vooruit chairman Conner Rousseau has discovered Europe and advocates for more intensive European cooperation and European debt, in order to invest massive amounts of money in the economy. In his own country, he continues to campaign for what he calls a balanced budget agreement. ‘A company is not meant to deduct a swimming pool from taxes.’
The President of Vooruit, Conner Rousseau, has demanded on Friday, in several interviews, that additional efforts be requested from the richest people in the development of the federal budget. He believes that what is being presented for the moment is still too unbalanced. ...
"I Wonder How Millionaires Will Feel About It" : Conner Rousseau Asks Bart De Wever About the Budget
DIRK WAEM / BELGA The President of Vooruit, Conner Rousseau, called for a greater contribution from the great fortunes in the federal budget negotiations on Friday evening. According to him, the proposals currently on the table are still not sufficiently balanced.In particular, the Flemish Socialist went back to the statements of Prime Minister Bart De Wever, who had said that everyone would feel the budgetary effort. "I wonder how the millionai…
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