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The number of tourists visiting Brussels is thought to be down by around a fifth on security fears. But there's a new tourist draw for those who do visit - Molenbeek, the home of the Islamic militants involved in attacks on Paris. Kirsty Basset reports.
Brussels (Belgium), 13 Nov (EFE), (Camera: Leo Rodríguez).- On the alert against radicalization, the Belgian neighborhood of Molenbeek wants to leave behind the image of an apparent "nest of jihad" that is associated with it, all because it was the residence of the terrorists who five years ago, in 2015, led the shooting at the Bataclan concert hall and other attacks in Paris. Muslim families who feared that their children would fall into the hands of terror are also breathing a little more calmly, without forgetting that the attacks continue to cast a shadow over a neighborhood plagued by poverty and marginalization.FOOTAGE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
The trial of a jihadist cell from Verviers in Belgium with links to the Paris and Brussels attacks continues in Brussels. IMAGES of the start of the third day of trial
The trial of a jihadist cell from Verviers in Belgium with links to the Paris and Brussels attacks continues in Brussels after the opening day revealed the jihadists had acquired bomb-making chemicals before it was smashed by police last year. IMAGES of the second day of trial
A new art museum opens in Molenbeek as the area tries to shed the negative stereotype linking it to the Paris and Brussels attacks.
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