Brussels inaugurates renovated Schumanplein quietly amid criticism over cost and design

The renovated Schumanplein in Brussels was inaugurated without a festive ceremony due to public criticism over insufficient greenery, excessive concrete, and high costs. The quiet opening reflects local political sensitivity to the project's reception, though the square's functionality remains unchanged.

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