The election on 14 October saw the current 3 party government coalition of Liberals, Greens and Socialists returned to power, with a narrow majority of 31 seats out of 60. Although this was a small drop on their previous tally ( 32 seats) it was enough to keep the single largest party, the CSV (which sits with the EPP) out of power once again. The CSV lost 2 seats and recorded one of its worst results. The biggest winners were the Green Party, which gained 3 seats and who supported the continuation of the 3-party coalition rather than look for a deal with CSV. The other governing parties saw small losses, the DP of Prime Minister Xavier Bettel was down one seat and the Socialist Workers Party lost three seats, continuing the downward trend for Socialist parties across Europe.
From a European perspective, the big win for the Greens can only have helped enhance the rumours that former Green MEP, Claude Turmes, could seek a return to Brussels as Commissioner.
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Voyeurismus muss bestrooft ginn. Den Deputéierte @RothGilles huet an deem Sënn eng #Gesetzpropositioun an der #Chamber deposéiert. #CSV #Letzebuerg
Gesetzpropositioun fir de Voyeurismus ënner Strof ze stellen - CSV - Chrëschtlech-Sozial Vollekspartei
De Gilles Roth huet eng Gesetzpropositioun an der Chamber deposéiert fir de Voyeurismus an Zukunft ënner Strof ze stellen.
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"Verantwortung!" A senger fräier Tribün vun dëser Woch op RTL (Méindeg) an um Radio 100,7 (Mëttwoch) befaasst de @FranzFayot sech mat der Verantwortung. Och a virun allem mat der Verantwortung an der Politik. Fir nozeliesen an nozelauschteren: https://t.co/y3w90HafO2
