A large Brussels demonstration challenged austerity and called for alternatives centred on employment and social protection. The protest took place amid European debt-crisis policy debates. A comparative academic protest dataset reports more than 51,000 participants in the police estimate and higher estimates from media and researchers, illustrating both the scale of the mobilisation and the uncertainty of crowd counts.
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What did the “We have alternatives” march challenge?
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The protest called for employment and social protection alternatives to austerity.
The “We have alternatives” march endorsed austerity as the only possible response to the debt crisis.
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The march explicitly challenged austerity and called for alternatives.