Two communities with different languages, Flemish, similar to Dutch, andWalloons, similar to French, share the territory.
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Two communities with different languages, Flemish, similar to Dutch, and
Walloons, similar to French, share the territory.
The Flemish live in the
North, the Walloons in the South, and apart from Brussels, there are very
few mixed areas.
The difficulties of cohabitation between the two
communities resulted in the adoption of a statute of regional autonomy in
1989.
This contrast is also reflected in the economic conditions, Wallonie is
in crisis and seeks a second economic wind while Flanders imposes its
dynamism and power.
Tension between the two zones increased in 1995 and
1996, which has resulted in further destabilisation of Belgian
federalism.
Belgium is a member of the European Union and Brussels is the capital of
the Union..
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