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Thomas Dermine, once considered the protégé of Socialist Party leader Paul Magnette, appears to be distancing himself from his mentor. The shift suggests a new direction for a figure once touted as the party's future.
In Ghent, an 85-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s lost over €2,000 to a burglar who found her bank cards stored with their PIN codes. The incident highlights the exploitation of vulnerable residents by criminals seeking easy targets.
David Hubert noted that while there could be satisfaction with three points against Beveren, the squad must still find a way to improve. It is the classic paradox of the professional athlete: winning is necessary, but rarely sufficient.
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Thomas Dermine, a significant figure in the Socialist Party (PS) and current Mayor of Charleroi, is reportedly evolving his political views and moving away from the influence of party leader Paul Magnette. Magnette, who was formerly Mayor of Charleroi until December 2024, now leads the Socialist Party and aims to head the federal opposition.
La Libre:
From Harvard to 'sewer socialism': Thomas Dermine, the PS 'golden boy'…
Thomas Dermine, a prominent figure in the Socialist Party (PS), is evolving his political stance, moving away from party leader Paul Magnette's influence.
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An 85-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease was defrauded of more than 2,000 euros by a burglar in Ghent. The perpetrator exploited the fact that the woman kept her bank card codes with her cards.
HLN:
Elderly woman with Alzheimer's loses over €2,000 to burglar
An 85-year-old woman with Alzheimer's was defrauded of more than 2,000 euros by a burglar in Ghent, who exploited the fact that she kept her bank card codes with her cards.
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