It is definitely a habit in Saint-Hubert. In the space of three weeks, two communal councils did not come to an end. The first following a decision by Mayor Didier Neuvens. On Tuesday evening, it was the CAP group that left the meeting, in complete disagreement with the tripartite, that returned with the vote on the second budget change. As a result, there was no longer enough elected around the table (8 out of 19) to sit validly. The tone was q…
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It is definitely a habit in Saint-Hubert. In the space of three weeks, two communal councils did not come to an end. The first following a decision by Mayor Didier Neuvens. On Tuesday evening, it was the CAP group that left the meeting, in complete disagreement with the tripartite, that returned with the vote on the second budget change. As a result, there was no longer enough elected around the table (8 out of 19) to sit validly. The tone was q…