The Left was founded by the New Left and the Communist Party of Luxembourg (KPL) as an electoral party. It had members from both parties and independents.[23] In the 1999 Luxembourg general election, the Left won 3.3% of the votes and one seat in the parliament; André Hoffmann was elected from the southern constituency. In 2000, after anticipated elections in the city of Esch sur Alzette, Hoffmann became deputy mayor and Aloyse Bisdorff (KPL) succeeded him in parliament. In accordance with the Left's statutes, Bisdorff resigned from parliament and was succeeded by Serge Urbany in 2002. A dispute arose between a number of members of the KPL and the majority of the Left; as a result, the two parties ran separate lists in the 2004 Luxembourg general election. The Left won 1.9% of the votes and lost its parliamentary presence. In the 2009 Luxembourg general election, it increased its share of the vote to 3.3% and Hoffmann returned to parliament as the Left's sole representative; Hoffmann's personal vote of 9,067 in the south constituency was almost equal to the total number of votes gathered by the KPL, which won 10,803 votes.[24] In 2013, the party elected two members (Serge Urbany and Justin Turpel).
In 2022, member of parliament Nathalie Oberweis [lb] of déi Lénk made a statement concerning the war in Ukraine, that a peace solution to which Russia as well as Ukraine could agree should be found as fast as possible, and that this could best be achieved by Ukraine renouncing their accession to NATO.[25]
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The Left Luxembourgish Dei Lenk deɪ ˈleŋk French La Gauche German Die Linken is a democratic socialist 15 16 political party in Luxembourg 17 On the political spectrum it is considered a left wing 18 19 or far left 20 political party The Left is associated with The Left in the European Parliament GUE NGL group in the European Parliament but does not have any members The party participates in the Party of the European Left 21 Dei Lenk wishes to transition Luxembourg from a constitutional monarchy into a republic 22 The Left Dei LenkLeaderCollective leadershipFounded30 January 1999Headquarters63 bvd de la Petrusse LuxembourgYouth wingJonk LenkIdeologyDemocratic socialismPolitical positionLeft wing 7 to far left 14 European affiliationPELEuropean Parliament groupGUE NGLColours RedChamber of Deputies2 60European Parliament0 6Local councils6 722Websitedei lenk wbr luPolitics of LuxembourgPolitical partiesElectionsThe Left was founded by the New Left and the Communist Party of Luxembourg KPL as an electoral party It had members from both parties and independents 23 In the 1999 Luxembourg general election the Left won 3 3 of the votes and one seat in the parliament Andre Hoffmann was elected from the southern constituency In 2000 after anticipated elections in the city of Esch sur Alzette Hoffmann became deputy mayor and Aloyse Bisdorff KPL succeeded him in parliament In accordance with the Left s statutes Bisdorff resigned from parliament and was succeeded by Serge Urbany in 2002 A dispute arose between a number of members of the KPL and the majority of the Left as a result the two parties ran separate lists in the 2004 Luxembourg general election The Left won 1 9 of the votes and lost its parliamentary presence In the 2009 Luxembourg general election it increased its share of the vote to 3 3 and Hoffmann returned to parliament as the Left s sole representative Hoffmann s personal vote of 9 067 in the south constituency was almost equal to the total number of votes gathered by the KPL which won 10 803 votes 24 In 2013 the party elected two members Serge Urbany and Justin Turpel In 2022 member of parliament Nathalie Oberweis lb of dei Lenk made a statement concerning the war in Ukraine that a peace solution to which Russia as well as Ukraine could agree should be found as fast as possible and that this could best be achieved by Ukraine renouncing their accession to NATO 25 Contents 1 Election results 1 1 Chamber of Deputies 1 2 European Parliament 2 References 3 Bibliography 4 External linksElection results EditChamber of Deputies Edit Election Votes Seats Government1999 110 274 3 3 6 1 60 New Opposition2004 62 071 1 9 6 0 60 nbsp 1 Extra parliamentary2009 109 184 3 3 6 1 60 nbsp 1 Opposition2013 161 759 4 5 6 2 60 nbsp 1 Opposition2018 193 594 5 5 7 2 60 nbsp 0 Opposition2023 147 839 3 9 7 2 60 nbsp 0 TBAConstituency 2013votes 2009votes 2004votes 1999votes Centre 51 851 5 75 35 411 3 50 20 451 1 99 27 999 2 82East 5 941 3 05 3 911 2 25 2 179 1 31 2 448 1 63North 8 138 2 56 5 785 2 00 3 725 1 34 3 653 1 41South 95 829 5 73 64 077 4 13 36 868 2 28 76 174 4 98European Parliament Edit Election Votes Seats 1999 28 130 2 8 0 6 2004 18 345 1 7 0 6 nbsp 02009 37 929 3 4 0 6 nbsp 02014 67 513 5 8 0 6 nbsp 02019 60 648 4 8 0 6 nbsp 0References Edit Lambert Yannick Oglesby Kate 16 December 2021 Parliament approves tighter laws targeting unvaccinated Luxembourg Times Retrieved 15 February 2022 Three opposition parties the right wing Alternative Democratic Reform party the left wing dei Lenk and the Pirate party all voted against Prime Minister Xavier Bettel s proposals Luxembourg Europe Elects Retrieved 15 February 2022 Carette Julien 6 October 2021 The government lacks courage for dei Lenk Delano Retrieved 15 February 2022 DP loses one seat ADR wins one RTL Today 18 June 2018 Retrieved 26 July 2023 Hegedus Daniel 2017 The State of Populism in Europe 2017 Germany Catching up but still at the bottom of the European league Academia Retrieved 26 July 2023 Buth Vanessa Hogenauer Anna Lena Kaniok Petr 2019 The Scrutiny of Brexit in National Parliaments Germany Luxembourg and the Czech Republic Compared In Christiansen Thomas Fromage Diane eds Brexit and Democracy The Role of Parliaments in the UK and the European Union Switzerland Springer p 123 ISBN 978 3 030 06043 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 https lequotidien lu politique societe communales dei lenk loriginal plutot que la copie https paperjam lu article news dei lenk seul contre tous 0 https paperjam lu article news dei lenk de lemancipation a la visibilite https dei lenk lu wp content uploads 2016 03 Presentation CoNa groupes de travail et sections FR pdf https www woxx lu elections depart a gauche https www woxx lu carole thoma dei lenk was ist radikal was realistisch 8 9 10 11 12 13 Nordsieck Wolfram 2018 Luxembourg Parties and Elections in Europe Retrieved 10 April 2019 Abrahamian Atossa 15 September 2017 How a tax haven is leading the race to privatise space The Guardian Retrieved 15 February 2022 The next day I went to meet Marc Baum an MP from the democratic socialist party dei Lenk the Left Quotidien Le Communales Dei Lenk L original plutot que la copie in French Retrieved 2021 10 25 Josep M Colomer 24 July 2008 Comparative European Politics Taylor amp Francis pp 221 ISBN 978 0 203 94609 1 Retrieved 13 July 2013 Manancourt Vincent 15 February 2021 Luxembourg MP breaks ranks to condemn tax scandal Politico Retrieved 1 July 2023 https lequotidien lu politique societe communales dei lenk loriginal plutot que la copie EL Parties European Left Retrieved 15 December 2018 Amini Babak 2016 The Radical Left in Europe in the Age of Austerity Routledge P 78 in the subchapter The radical left in Benelux by Erik Meijer ISBN 978 1 138 67356 4 Wagener Sascha 2009 The Left in Luxemburg PDF Daiber Birgit Hildebrandt Cornelia the Left in Europe Political Parties AndParty Alliances Between Norway and Turkey 30 40 Retrieved May 23 2018 Netgen Eric 2009 06 11 Empire of the Census Le Jeudi Archived from the original on 2009 06 15 Retrieved 2009 06 27 https www 100komma7 lu article aktualiteit 2022 06 14 ivd nathalie oberweisBibliography EditWehenkel Henri Communisme et postcommunisme au Luxembourg in Communisme 2014 1989 2014 L eternel retour des communistes p 165 172 Wehenkel Henri Redondo Jean Laurent Hoffmann Andre Urbany Serge Table ronde PCL et ou nouvelle gauche renouvellement et ou scission in Cahiers Marxistes No 201 April May 1996 p 121 144External links EditOfficial website Official newspaper Gouvernement du Grand Duche de Luxembourg Elections legslatives Gouvernement du Grand Duche de Luxembourg Elections europennes Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Left Luxembourg amp oldid 1179336309, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
