Agorafolly

As I was mentioning, the Europalia includes several events. One of them is the Agorafolly, a public display of art. Very controversial discussions at the moment as many works of art have been destroyed by vandalism yet the city doesn't seem to do anything about it ... so the artists took matter into their own hands. A very much needed initiative.

Oh and btw, Belgium still doesn't have a government!

2007-10-14

Vlan.be

For anyone living or moving to Brussels, the Vlan is a must. A free newspaper delivered to your door, it has become the reference point on real estate and used cars.

Local Elections

Election time in Belgium. Unlike other countries, voting is compulsory in Belgium. So every Belgian citizen over 18 has been today to vote. The result is still out for debate however a glimpse of the future coalition govermenmt is already known.

The main Belgian parties in the run are the CD&V N-VA (Christian Democrats /Flemish), the MR (Mouvement Réformateur/ Liberals) and the PS (Socialist).

La Tribune de Bruxelles

Back from a short Easter break, just to discover that La Tribune de Bruxelles, a Brussels weekly newspaper has named the 'Brussels Daily Photo' as the blog of the week, last week (no. 216).