On 1 January 2004, the Belgian federal government launched a system of services vouchers in a new attempt to boost job creation by promoting the demand for domestic services and proximity services and to offer an alternative to the local employment agencies’ scheme.
Principal opposant au Ceta, Paul Magnette, le ministre-président wallon, justifie son bras de fer avec l’UE et se défend d’être un hérault de l’altermondialisme.