Diekirch donkey dilemma: Culture Minister speaks out
Luxembourg’s Minister of Culture, Octavie Modert, spoke out for the first time on Wednesday concerning the controversial Diekirch donkey weather vane stating that there are rules and laws that must be adhered to. However she did admit she saw the funny side too.
(ADW) Luxembourg’s Minister of Culture, Octavie Modert, spoke out for the first time on Wednesday concerning the controversial Diekirch donkey weather vane stating that there are rules and laws that must be adhered to. However she did admit she saw the funny side too.
In the Minister’s formal statement Modert stated that a donkey “campaign was not appropriate” as the old Diekirch church was classified as a national monument in 1978. “Therefore it is normal that changes to the building must be submitted to the Ministry of Culture” continued the statement.
To keep reading
please sign up for free!
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Editor's Picks
Rental
—
22.01.2019
UK firms to take over entire blocks of flats in Luxembourg for Brexit staff
Mobility
—
21.01.2019
Luxembourg ticket inspectors' jobs safe despite free transport
Exclusive
—
18.01.2019
Luxembourg City needs a second free international school, says education minister
Contingency
—
17.01.2019
Luxembourg steps up no-deal Brexit planning
