#1bru1vote citizens’ queries at Forest, Molenbeek, and Ixelles
#1bru1vote citizens’ is hosting queries at three local councils this week. Residents of Forest, Molenbeek, and Ixelles will have the chance to speak out on issues they want to be heard.
Merci @thierryEU d’avoir déposé ce matin l’interpellation citoyenne de #1bru1vote en commune de #Molenbeek🤩@Molenbee
Pour➕de démocratie à #Bruxelles😍
Et signez la pétition✏️https://t.co/tgWnNJrLc0🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/iRzLCsXJb7— 1bru1vote (@1bru1vote) April 16, 2018
Following a campaign launch in February, the #1bru1vote movement entered a new phase of outreach towards Brussels citizens and elected officials, and beginning on March, 19 local groups were launched in each of the 19 Brussels communes, coming forward with citizens’ queries.
The first meeting took place in Etterbeek followed by St-‐Gilles and has since received praise from public figures. Two Mayors from regions of Brussels – Vincent De Wolf and Charles Picqué – have expressed their support to the movement as well as many other local officials.
Très fiers & reconnaissants de l’interpellation citoyenne de @TDHuddleston menée à #SaintGilles pour #1bru1vote 🗳Nous avons obtenu le soutien de TOUS les groupes politiques!🤩 #100%
Le collège discutera bientôt d’une motion de soutien au droit de vote pour tous les Bruxellois😍 pic.twitter.com/9H7dqUp7LA— 1bru1vote (@1bru1vote) March 29, 2018
Other citizens’ queries will be organized in more Brussels communes in May and June. And a petition to be heard before the Brussels‐Capital parliament is in preparation.
