US EditionLuxembourg’s Labour and Sports Minister Georges Mischo Resigns
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Georges Mischo gives up his office of minister. The coalition thus draws consequences from the affair about the construction of a national sports museum, which led to the conflict within the government. CSV leader Marc Spautz is now to change as Minister of Labour into the cabinet. In the government there is a change of personnel: Georges Mischo (CSV) resigns from office and is to be replaced by Marc Spautz. This was announced by Prime Minister …
Minister of Labour and Sports Georges Mischo of the CSV resigns. His party colleagues Marc Spautz and Martine Hansen are supposed to take over his dossiers.
The government gets a new face two years after the elections: the Minister of Labor and Sports Georges Mischo was no longer politically viable.
The Minister of Labour and Sports, Georges Mischo, presented his resignation this Sunday, December 7th at night. Prime Minister Luc Frieden announced in a "urgent" statement to the press this Monday morning at 11 a.m. The situation was no longer tenable for Georges Mischo in the government. The Minister of Labour and Sports, Georges Mischo, presented his resignation at 11 a.m. ...
Prime Minister Luc Frieden (CSV) called the press urgently this Monday morning to announce that the Minister of Sports and Labour, Georges Mischo, had submitted his resignation on Sunday evening. The names of his successors for the two portfolios for which he was responsible were also announced.
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