Topic summary
Csv.lu
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Christian Social People's Party.
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- ^ 2019.
- ^ 2022.
The liberal Democratic Party and the conservative Christian Social People's Party will both send two MEPs to the European Parliament having scored 21.44 and 21.1% respectively.
- ^ 2022.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, who belongs to the conservative Christian Social People's Party, last week not-so-subtly said he's supporting "a female candidate" for president of the United States.
- ^ 2022.
Over time, these parties have evolved and re-branded themselves as the social democratic Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP), the liberal Democratic Party (DP) and the conservative Christian Social People's Party (CSV).
- ^ 2022.
Centre-right CSV is still the biggest party in the country, but keeps shrinking
- ^ 2022.
The local elections showed an overall strengthening of the centre-right CSV in bigger towns across Luxembourg.
- ^ 2022.
Juncker's centre-right Christian Social People's party (CVSP) won 23 seats in the 60-strong parliament but a coalition of the liberal Democratic Party (DP), the centre-left LSAP and the Greens meant Juncker's days were numbered.
- ^ 2025.
After winning a general election at the weekend, Luxembourg's center-right Christian Social People's Party (CSV) will lead coalition talks [...]
- ^ 2025.
Luxembourg's legislative election results on Sunday left the liberal-led coalition without a majority, making it likely the country's long-dominant centre-right party will gain influence.
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- ^ 2023.
- ^ 2015.
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{{}}: Missing or empty|title=() - ^ 2006.
- ^ 2010.
- ^ 2009.
- ^ 2020.