Belgian private bus drivers strike over pay, demand minister talks
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A report highlights that Belgian public social action centers (CPAS) are under pressure, leading to arbitrary decisions that expose users to risk, such as the case of Fanny, a resident in Liège periphery, whose social integration income was questioned due to her absences. The situation reflects systemic strain on welfare services, with potential implications for vulnerable populations. The extent of the problem is uncertain, but it signals a growing humanitarian concern in Wallonia.
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