Frank Vandenbroucke Wants the Wealthy to Pay More to Close the Budget Deficit.
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Key takeaways During a lecture at Ghent University, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Social Affairs Frank Vandenbroucke stated that the wealthiest citizens must make a more substantial contribution to the national budget. He criticized the current approach under Prime Minister Bart De Wever and suggested that those with the greatest wealth be exempted […]
BELGA Deputy Prime Minister Vooruit Frank Vandenbroucke is expecting "the widest shoulders" that they are making a greater effort than what is currently on the budget table, he made clear on Tuesday, on the occasion of his inaugural lesson in political science at the University of Ghent. Frank Vandenbroucke held a nearly two-hour conference on the welfare state in front of a full audience. The Socialist also mentioned the ongoing budget negotiat…
Frank Vandenbroucke has criticized a government that neglects the most vulnerable, during a course at the UGent. He calls for reform of the welfare state, stressing the abuses of management companies, costing 4.2 billion a year. ...
In a guest lecture at Ghent University, Deputy Prime Minister Frank Vandenbroucke urged that corporations be taxed more heavily. 'I do not want to work in a government whose message is that we trample on the vulnerable.'
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