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2004 in Luxembourg
Years in Luxembourg
:
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Centuries
:
20th Century
·
21st century
·
22nd century
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:
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1990s
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Years
:
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Contents
1
Incumbents
2
Events
2.1
January - March
2.2
April - June
2.3
July - September
2.4
October - December
3
Births
4
Deaths
Incumbents
Position
Incumbent
Grand Duke
Henri
Prime Minister
Jean-Claude Juncker
Deputy Prime Minister
Lydie Polfer
(until
31 July
)
Jean Asselborn
(from
31 July
)
President of the Chamber of Deputies
Jean Spautz
(until
13 July
)
Jean Asselborn
(
13 July
–
30 July
)
Lucien Weiler
(from
30 July
)
President of the Council of State
Pierre Mores
Mayor of Luxembourg City
Paul Helminger
Events
January - March
5 February
–
SES Americom
launches its AMC-10 satellite.
April - June
16 May
– The
2003-04 season
of the
National Division
finishes, with
Jeunesse Esch
winning the title.
19 May
–
SES Americom
launches its AMC-11 satellite.
22 May
–
F91 Dudelange
win the
Luxembourg Cup
, beating
FC Etzella Ettelbruck
3-1 after
extra time
in the final.
30 May
–
Maxime Monfort
wins the 2004
Tour de Luxembourg
, with
Quick Step-Davitamon
picking up the team title.
13 June
–
Legislative
and
European
elections are held. The
CSV
add five seats in the
Chamber
, mostly at the expense of the
DP
, and one in the
European Parliament
from the
LSAP
.
July - September
19 July
– Ministers and ministerial briefs are reorganised in an attempt to hold together the coalition between the
CSV
and the
DP
.
21 July
–
Luxembourgish Wikipedia
is launched.
31 July
–
Jean-Claude Juncker
forms a
new government
, with
Jean Asselborn
as his
deputy
.
7 August
– The
2004-05 season
of the
National Division
kicks off.
27 September
–
Jorge Sampaio
,
President of Portugal
, pays a
state visit
.
October - December
15 October
–
SES Americom
launches its AMC-15 satellite.
19 November
– The
constitution
is amended.
24 November
– The wife and four children of
Prince Jean
are granted the titles of 'Prince(ss) of Nassau', replacing their titles of 'Count(ess)'.
30 November
– The Luxembourg investigation into the
Clearstream Affair
is dropped under the
statute of limitations
.
17 December
–
SES Americom
launches its AMC-16 satellite.
20 December
–
Guy Hellers
replaces
Allan Simonsen
as coach of the
Luxembourg national football team
.
Births
13 July
–
Prince Jean of Nassau
Deaths
6 January
–
Nicolas Mosar
, politician
19 February
–
Josy Mersch
, cyclist
24 June
–
Marc Zanussi
, politician
1 July
–
Paul Beghin
, politician and jurist
22 September
–
Nico Weber
, linguist
21 October
–
Jean Dondelinger
, diplomat and politician
1 November
–
Aly Bintz
, actor and singer
21 December
–
Prince Lennart, Duke of Småland
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