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Double Belgian success at the Australian Open

The year 2011 began well for the sport in Belgium. This weekend, Kim Clijsters won the final of the Australian Open, but behind this new success, there is also An-Sophie Mestach (16 years) who won the final of the Australian Open for Juniors. An-Sophie is now first in the world ranking and junior Kim Clijsters second WTA world rankings. Bravo!

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The city of Bouillon

We continue our tour by going to Belgium this weekend in the province of Luxembourg, a province in which I find fewer articles on blogs (if you have, put the link in comments). The history is marked by Godfrey Bouillon, his most famous lord, who has sold his castle to finance the first crusade in the 11th century. Crossed by the Semois, the city now attracts many tourists. Photos of our friend Christiane:
http://petalesderose.canalblog.com/archives/2011/01/25/index.html (city)
http://petalesderose.canalblog.com/archives/2011/ 01/26/index.html (Castle)

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Our champion Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin

1 Justine Henin failed comeback yesterday and announced the end of his career. Here is an article I wrote on his splendid career http://journalpetitbelge.blogspot.com/2008/05/une-grande-championne-belge-justine.html

2 Kim Clijsters (3rd in the WTA world rankings) is continuing its good run at the U.S. Open qualifying in Australia today for the final. Fingers crossed for Saturday ...

Our small country can be very proud of his two champions that have marked the history of tennis.

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Release of the movie "Nothing to Declare"

is the event of the day: the movie "Nothing to Declare" Danny Boon in cinemas in Belgium and northern France. The movie takes place during the removal of border crossings in the early 90s as part of the Schengen Agreement. Benoit Poelvoorde embodies a Belgian customs bounded face his French counterpart Danny Boon who is in love with his sister. Following on your screens ...