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DUK10150913_048
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
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DUK10150913_071
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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DUK10150913_046
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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DUK10150913_050
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_072
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_049
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_074
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_073
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_075
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_076
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_077
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_078
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_079
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_080
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_081
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_082
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_083
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_084
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_085
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_086
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_087
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_088
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_090
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_089
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_052
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_091
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_092
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_051
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_054
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_053
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_094
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_098
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_102
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
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REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_105
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_106
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_107
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_108
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_109
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_110
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10150913_112
REPORTAGE - Brüssel: eine Stadt mit zwei Gesichtern
Brussels, Belgium, June 2022
Brussels, the European capital has become a tale of two cities.
In the European quarter, young white people working for the European Union have a salary starting around 4000 euro while not paying income tax in Belgium, driving up prices for ordinary citizens.
Young people amuse themselves in the center, that has become a carfree zone,
While at daytime, this pedestrian zone is pleasant for tourists, at night the area changes in a no go zone taken over by homeless and drug dealers. Crime such as robbing tourists has become rampant. Police is hardly present and impunity reigns.
The zones near the South, Central and North Stations, have become desolate areas where the new untouchables live. Drugdealing is rampant. Often illegal migrants have no other alternative to survive. The stench of urine is unbearable, inspiring Dutch urban anthropologist Teun Voeten to coin the term urinification, the exact opposite of gentrification.
Reporters / STAG (FOTO:DUKAS/REPORTERS)
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