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Protesters interrupted a memorial gathering for Brussels attack victims Sunday, raising their arms in Nazi salutes and shouting anti-immigrant slogans as they scuffled with people who’d gathered for a peaceful vigil there.
Organizers had postponed a scheduled march in Brussels out of security fears, but some mourners gathered at the Place de la Bourse in a commercial district of the Belgian capital to create a makeshift memorial Sunday. They laid flowers at the foot of the stairs leading to the Brussels Stock Exchange.