Philippe Busquin Makes Political Comeback in Seneffe

Philippe Busquin's Return to Seneffe

Philippe Busquin, a significant figure in Belgian politics, is re-entering the scene by supporting the PS list in Seneffe for the upcoming elections 2024. At 83, this former minister, deputy, senator, and European commissioner reflects on his extensive career and commitment to his party. 'Paul Magnette asked me, and I couldn’t say no,' he shares, emphasizing the importance of his support for a revived socialist dynamic.

An Historic Political Journey

Once the mayor of Seneffe from 1995 to 2012, Philippe Busquin brings a wealth of experience back into local governance. His return symbolizes a renewed sense of unity, especially after years of division within the PS, which saw the formation of the 'Alternative Citoyenne' list. With recent shifts, former rivals have returned to the fold, underscoring an opportunity for collaboration.

• Philippe Busquin: Key Political Player
• Support for a Revitalized Socialist Agenda
• Challenges Faced by Local Governance

Busquin's presence on the list is strategically important, as he does not aspire to the mayoral position but rather seeks to elevate the socialist agenda in Seneffe. His insights on local governance challenge the effectiveness of recent administrations and highlight the necessity for greater accountability.

Addressing Local Issues

The recent controversy surrounding misuse of government fuel cards has raised serious concerns. Busquin alludes to these issues, stating, 'The management has left much to be desired.' His engagement in the PS aims to address such challenges and promote responsible governance in Seneffe.