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Violent clashes occurred in Brussels between police and masked protesters during a large march protesting the rising cost of living and government spending cuts. Approximately 30,000 people participated in the demonstration, but near the central train station, the confrontations turned into stone-throwing and fires, including fires set to bicycles and electric scooters. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters, leading to traffic disruptions and public transportation cancellations. Police separated those protesters expressing opposition to government policies from the acts of violence that occurred on the sidelines of the march. This comes days after disturbances in Liège due to rising education costs, during which over 200 people were arrested and dozens of security personnel injured, amid growing outrage over increased educational expenses and difficulties in obtaining study materials.

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