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Dumbbells in Brussels Tuesday afternoon.
Around 5,000 protesters gathered in front of the European Parliament under the slogan "Not in Fascism" in Belgium and Europe.
"We are ready to mobilize against the far right, whether in parliament, the government, on the roads, at workplaces or on study sites. is the far right, where she plays a public role, "activist Sixtine Fan Owen told euronews.
The call for mobilization was launched by social media on the basis of last Sunday's election results and the strengthening of the far-right parties in France, Italy and Belgium.
The Flemish far-right interest (Vlaams Belang), led by Tom Fan Cricken, became the second largest political power in Flanders, behind the new Flemish nationalist Nazi alliance.
"The outcome of Sunday's elections is essentially the result of several decades of government policy: neoliberal politics, badist politics, racist politics, and since the spread of racist discourse in society," said Fan Utree.
The participants in the mobilization were Belgian citizens and other countries, as well as MEPs.
"I think the important thing is to have a coalition of democratic forces in the European Parliament and to make sure that no democratic party will deal with these racists and nationalists." If we do, we will have no influence on our policies, "Belgian MEP Marie Arena told euronews.
The activists protested outside the European Commission's European Council headquarters, where the leaders of the member countries have been drinking.
The presence of the police was strong, but the mobilization remained peaceful and no episodes were reported.
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