Opposition
CSV piles pressure on Schneider over lost millions
Main opposition party criticises Schneider's handling of Planetary Resources, Fage dossiers; accuses him of late, elusive answers
The CSV, the main opposition party in Luxembourg, has put more pressure on outgoing economy minister Etienne Schneider after he confirmed on Monday the government has lost its €12 million investment in US space firm Planetary Resources.
At a press conference Tuesday morning, in its parliamentary headquarters in Luxembourg City, the Christian Social People's Party (CSV) leader Claude Wiseler, MP Laurent Mosar and MP Diane Adehm voiced their concerns over a lack of transparency displayed by Schneider and his allegedly vague and elusive answers.
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