Esch/Alzette
LSAP: The reasons behind the defeat
Personnel changes are planned for the second half of the mandate period
"A lot of people had a problem with us and did not want to give us their trust anymore." This is how the president of the Luxembourg Socialist People's Part's (LSAP) Esch/Alzette fraction, Fritz Remackel, summarised the results of the communal elections.
The other parties won the elections less, than the LSAP lost them, he opined. According to internal calculations, compared to 2011, around 1,500 voters turned their backs on the LSAP in 2017.
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