Spokespeople Carole Thoma and André Marques have been appointed by the national coordination. Photo: Déi Lénk

Spokespeople Carole Thoma and André Marques have been appointed by the national coordination.  Photo: Déi Lénk

Meeting on 7 May, members of déi Lénk elected a new national coordination bureau responsible for defining the group’s political line and managing its implementation. In keeping with its principle of rotation, it was also announced that Gary Diderich would replace Marc Baum in the Chamber of Deputies from the next parliamentary session in 2026.

According to the rotation principle in place within the party, it has been announced that MP will be replaced by Gary Diderich when parliament resumes in 2026. A purely internal body of déi Lénk, the office and membership of the national coordination have been renewed.

Seven people make up the coordination office, including spokespersons Carole Toma and André Marques. The latter has been working as an independent historian since 2022 and joined the party that same year. From 2023 to 2025, he was co-spokesman for déi jonk Lénk. He is taking over from Diderich, who has been co-spokesman alongside Thoma since 2016.

Thoma has been re-elected. A civil engineer by training, she works as a civil engineer in Luxembourg. She joined déi Lénk in 2011, initially in the Dudelange section before becoming involved at national level. The 30-year-old is also involved at trade union level as a member of the OGBL and the Chamber of Employees.

The rest of the coordinating bureau consists of Marc Burggraff, Sean Demoranville, Gary Diderich, Ben Muller and treasurer Thessy Eprelding.

The national coordination as a whole is co-chaired by Ana Correia da Veiga and Julie Oé. The other members are: Patrizia Arendt, Esin Göksoy, Léonie Guskowski, Tania Mousel, Nathalie Oberweis, Yoon Penning, Nathalie Reuland, Liliana Rosas Mardi, Julie Smit, Katia Urbany, Line Wies, Feliz Alijaj, Marc Baum, Laurent Biltgen, Fabio Da Re, Tom Rees, Andrea Spigarelli, Marc Stieber, Alija Suljic, Claudia Teixeira Lopes and .

This article in French.