La Libre.beBelgium· French
“Perhaps the biggest problem is GLB”: negotiations for the federal budget have resumed, the MR pointed the finger
Reported by 3 outlets from 1 country, in 1 language, between 10 Oct 2026 and 12 Oct 2026.
Headline translated automatically from French by a model run by echoblic. Original headline (La Libre.be): « ”Le plus grand problème, c’est peut-être GLB” : les négociations pour le budget fédéral ont repris, le MR pointé du doigt »
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Federal budget negotiations resumed in a restricted committee on Saturday. Tensions are reportedly high, with the government facing issues, including the MR's refusal to allow any VAT increase. The Premier ministre intends to present a general policy statement on Tuesday.
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- ”Le plus grand problème, c’est peut-être GLB” : les négociations pour le budget fédéral ont repris, le MR pointé du doigt Headline of the event's most representative article · La Libre.be, 10 Oct 2026
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7sur7Belgium· French
“Le plus grand problème, ce n’est pas BDW ou la TVA, mais peut-être GLB”
Le SoirBelgium· French
« Nous n’avons pas de temps à perdre en querelles ou en bras de fer » : le CD&V s’exprime sur les négociations budgétaires fédérales
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La Libre.beBelgium· French
”Le plus grand problème, c’est peut-être GLB” : les négociations pour le budget fédéral ont repris, le MR pointé du doigt
Le SoirBelgium· French
« Nous n’avons pas de temps à perdre en querelles ou en bras de fer » : le CD&V s’exprime sur les négociations budgétaires fédérales
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