Riots involving young people broke out in central Brussels the day before. Protesters damaged property and set fire to rubbish bins and cars, while police used tear gas and water cannons. Le Soir reports, UNN informs.
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It is noted that a new call for a gathering was announced for this Saturday following clashes between police and young people on October 9 during a trade union demonstration.
In central Brussels, demonstrators damaged Boulevard Lemonnier. ... The office of the Brussels branch of the Socialist Party was attacked, and its windows were smashed. Several rubbish bins were set on fire, construction equipment was damaged, and a car was overturned onto its roof. Brussels police used tear gas and began dispersing the protesters
It is reported that law enforcement officers detained around 10 people. Many of the protesters were minors.
We remind you
Last week, hundreds of students, inspired in particular by the wave of protests in the education sector in neighboring France, took to the streets of the Belgian city of Liège. Local media reported that more than 100 people had been detained.