The European Trade Union Confederation organised a Brussels Euro-demonstration as part of a coordinated day of action across Europe. Participants opposed austerity policies and called for investment in employment, public services and sustainable growth. The mobilisation brought trade-union delegations from about 30 countries to the EU capital, making Brussels both a national protest site and a focus of transnational labour politics.
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What alternative to austerity did the ETUC emphasise in Brussels in 2010?
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The ETUC called for investment in jobs and public services instead of rapid spending cuts.