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Wetstraat is trying to buy citizens' trust by saving on itself

Summary by De Tijd
19:07 The debate about parliamentary pensions is yet another chapter in a story that Belgian politicians have been writing for more than three decades: to close the gap with the citizen through austerity for themselves...
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Wetstraat is trying to buy citizens' trust by saving on itself

19:07 The debate about parliamentary pensions is yet another chapter in a story that Belgian politicians have been writing for more than three decades: to close the gap with the citizen through austerity for themselves...

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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