the Christmas parades promise magical moments for young and old alike
Belgium is transformed into a veritable fairytale in the run-up to Christmas
with magical parades taking place all over the country
which light up the streets and enchant young and old alike
are the perfect opportunity to get into the holiday spirit
Discover this season’s must-see Christmas parades
The Grande Parade de Noël in Brussels is a must-see for the end-of-year festivities
the heart of the Belgian capital comes alive with a magical parade
Taking in iconic landmarks such as the Grand-Place
the parade lights up the city with sparkling floats
costumed performers and a magical atmosphere that enchants everyone
📍 It takes place all over the city center 📆 Every Saturday evening in December from 6pm to 8pm
The RTL Christmas Parade returns this year to light up the town of Bertrix on Friday
with a procession made up of the Pôle Express
It’s a magical evening not to be missed
The Péruwelz Christmas Parade is a highlight of the festive season
It takes place on the last Sunday of the Christmas market
This enchanting parade winds through the streets of the town
offering a dazzling spectacle of decorated floats
An unmissable family event that celebrates the magic of Christmas in a warm and friendly atmosphere
is a festive celebration packed with entertainment for the whole family
In addition to traditional chalets and an open skating rink
contests are held throughout the month of December
amazes visitors with its illuminated floats and dancers
It’s a real touch of magic to close this festive edition
Les Hivernales de Gembloux is a fairytale celebration combining crafts
festive entertainment and family activities
the Christmas parade on December 15 will light up the streets
skating rink and strolling shows will enliven the Esplanade
Place Saint-Jean and Place de l’Hôtel de Ville
A not-to-be-missed event to immerse you in the magic of the festive season
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Belgian police have raided the premises of a top flight football club which was bought by Israeli super agent Pini Zahavi via a Malta-based financial fund in 2015
Zahavi is suspected of having had an illegal role and the investigation is focusing on suspicions of fraud and forgery
A second part of the investigation is focusing on “suspected money laundering”
of “being maintained through a multi-million euro financial deal through offshore companies”
In 2015, Zahavi’s Malta-registered company Gol Football Malta bought the Belgian football club for €8.5 million only to sell the club for €10 to another Maltese company
Latimer International Limited which was owned by the super agent’s nephew
which prohibit clubs from being owned or controlled by football agents
the club was sold for €10 to another Malta-registered company owned by Zahavi’s nephew
The clubs is suspected of filing ‘false documents’ via offshore companies in a bid to remain in the Belgian top flight and ensure its license
The sale of the club to Latimer allowed Royal Mouscron-Péruwelz to obtain a licence for the 2016/17 season
The change of ownership in February 2016 caused a storm within Belgium’s footballing world
with many questioning why the sale was allowed by footballing authorities
That’s what the Maltese company Latimer paid to be owner of Royal Mouscron-Péruwelz,” Belgian online newspaper Sport/Voetbalmagazine said
Following the raid on the club’s premises
three people were arrested but Zahavi – who played a key role in Brazilian superstar Neymar’s record-breaking move to Paris Saint Germain last year – was not among those arrested
Belgian prosecutors said “foreign companies helped a player’s agent, P.Z., to mask his control of” Royal Excel Mouscron.
In 2018 Thai businessman Pairoj Piempongsant took the reigns at Mouscron
but a recent report cited the Football Leaks website claimed Zahavi was still “a presence” at the club
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