2023-09-04 09:09:00
“The ecologists come from another planet: when I speak to Jean-Marc Nollet, I find nothing in his ideas that would make it possible to build a government agreement. Get him back to Venus as soon as possible! During the summer 2020 negotiations, every time Nollet was called on the phone, he was at a station. Unable to discuss. We might hear the train traffic information through the telephone. Was he running away or what?”
These remarks were made by Bart De Wever during an interview, granted to the DH and at La Libre, the transcript of which was released this weekend. It was enough for elected environmentalists to react by pointing out their love for the train.
Brussels Transport Minister Elke Van den Brandt (Groen) poses in Jette with Federal Transport Minister Georges Gilkinet (Ecolo).
A mirror publication that can also be found on Minister Gilkinet’s Facebook page.
Séverine de Laveleye, Federal MP Ecolo-Groen, shares a snapshot with us from Namur station.
The Secretary of State in charge of Equal Opportunities took the train at Brussels Central Station in the direction of Namur.
Pierre-Yves Lux, Ecolo deputy in the Brussels parliament and in the FWB parliament, shows us that he is heading towards Ostend with a visit to Ghent.
Jean-Philippe Florent, Walloon deputy and member of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, will not pass through Venus today.
Adrien Hotton, environmental activist and railway worker, arrived safely at Luxembourg station.
Indirectly, would Bart De Wever have managed to make mobility and investment in the train a new campaign theme?
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