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Belgium is a tale of two countries: French -speaking Wallonia in the south and Dutch -speaking Flanders in the north.
In the Francophone south, it is not the success of the far right that is the story, but the absence of VB or a similar force.
Most Belgian Francophone journalists enforce what's known as the "cordon sanitaire" ( French for protective or sanitary barrier).
Vlaams Belang looks set to emerge triumphant in the June 9 election, but leader Tom Van Grieken almost certainly won't become prime minister.
VB politicians in Flanders are hemmed in by the political cooperation boycott.
In Wallonia , the traditional center-left Parti Socialiste and center-right Mouvement Reformateur parties still top the polls.
A new self-declared "patriotic" party, the extreme right Chez Nous (Our Home) entered the scene in 2021 .
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