Mars Di Bartolomeo is a member of the Chamber of Deputies for LSAP in the Circonscription Sud, with a mandate that started on 2023-10-24.
\n19 March 2024 — stating that all members are here to make the institution more transparent, and that the Chamber has done the right thing
\n\n\nMir sinn alleguer hei an dëser Institutioun, fir dës Institutioun ze verteidegen, fir se méi transparent ze maachen, fir se méi no bei d’Leit ze bréngen, fir hir méi Representativitéit ze ginn, an ech mengen, hei hu mer genee dat Richtegt gemaach.
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We are all here in this institution to defend this institution, to make it more transparent, to bring it closer to the people, to give it more representativity, and I think here we have done exactly the right thing.
\n\n25 April 2024 — welcoming the transfer of voter-data transmission to the State computer centre
\n\n\nEch wëll mech dorop beschränken, ze begréissen, dass mer hei eng Vereinfachung och virun allem fir d’Gemenge maachen, well an Zukunft déi Transmissioune vun den Daten iwwert de Centre informatique de l’État lafen a net méi iwwer all eenzel Gemeng.
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I will limit myself to welcoming that we are making a simplification here above all for the municipalities, because in future the data transmissions will run through the State computer centre and no longer through each individual municipality.
\n\n19 March 2025 — answering the Prime Minister's condition that a reform needs a broad majority, and saying that no such majority exists
\n\n\nEch gesinn am Moment eng breet Majoritéit, déi géint déi deklaréiert éischt Ziler sinn, déi vun der Regierung bekannt gi ginn.
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At the moment I see a broad majority that is against the first declared aims which the government made known.
\n\n10 June 2025 — calling the new rule a pragmatic approach
\n\n\nDat gesot, fannen ech, dass dat hei eng ganz pragmatesch Approche ass, wou mer och an der Kommissioun pragmatesch Weeër gewielt hunn, wou mer dat Richtegt, awer net méi, gemaach hunn.
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That said, I find this a very pragmatic approach, where we also chose pragmatic ways in the committee, where we did the right thing, but no more.
\n\n2 May 2024 — asking that the Chamber decide how it is informed before the WHO vote at the end of May
\n\n\nAn eisen Aen awer ass et noutwenneg, datt virum definitive Vott Enn Mee mer als Chamber decidéieren, a wat fir enger Form mer informéiert ginn iwwert dee leschte Stand bei deem Accord.
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In our eyes it is necessary that before the definitive vote at the end of May we as the Chamber decide in what form we are informed about the latest state of that accord.
\n\n13 November 2024 — arguing for full reimbursement of glasses while asking what the minister has done about the motion the Chamber passed
\n\n\nJo, ech ginn dat zou, dat wäert méi kaschten, mee ass gradesou berechtegt wéi eng besser Prise en charge vun den Zänn.
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Yes, I admit it, that will cost more, but it is just as justified as better cover for dental care.
\n\n15 October 2025 — criticising the minister's announced measures as falling short of the petition and the motion
\n\n\nEch soen der Madamm Minister Merci fir d’Ukënnegung vun enger Rei vu méi klenge Moossnamen, mee dat war weeder dat, wat an der Petitioun gefuerdert gouf, nach dat, wat an der Motioun festgehale gouf.
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I thank the minister for announcing a series of smaller measures, but that was neither what the petition asked for nor what the motion set out.
\n\n20 May 2026 — arguing that announcements must be turned into implementation
\n\n\nAn der Santéspolitick komme mer net virun duerch Ukënnegungen, mee doduerch, dass mer déi Ukënnegungen och wierklech an d’Praxis ëmsetzen.
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In health policy we do not make progress through announcements, but by really putting those announcements into practice.
\n\n19 March 2025 — criticising the 'cappuccino' model that he attributes to the Prime Minister
\n\n\nDee Modell géif ganz kloer zu enger Schwächung vun eisem allgemenge Pensiounssystem féieren, zugonschte vu privaten Zousazversécherungen, ob betriblecher oder individueller Natur.
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That model would clearly lead to a weakening of our general pension system, in favour of private supplementary insurance, whether occupational or individual.
\n\n14 May 2025 — criticising the CSV group leader for not understanding the Prime Minister's pension statements and for blaming his own group
\n\n\nEt huet mech extreem gewonnert, dass den Här Spautz d’Aussoe vun eisem Premierminister zu de Pensiounen net verstanen huet an eis beschëllegt huet, dass vun eis lauter komesch Saachen no bausse gezielt gi wären iwwert dat, wat de Premier gesot huet.
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It surprised me greatly that Mr Spautz did not understand our Prime Minister's statements on pensions and accused us of spreading all sorts of odd things about what the Prime Minister said.
\n\n14 May 2025 — stating a figure for the rise in the average retirement age since the 2012 reform
\n\n\nMir sinn an der Zwëschenzäit vun engem Duerchschnëttspensiounsalter vun 59 op 61 eropgaangen. Et kann een also net soen, dass déi Reform do näischt bruecht huet.
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In the meantime we have gone from an average retirement age of 59 to 61. So you cannot say that that reform brought nothing.
\n\nOne recorded quote each, so these are single entries rather than timelines.
\n\n\nMee hei kann d’Gesondheetsministesch esou vill maachen, wéi se wëllt: Wann d’Steierpolitick net an Aklang ass mat der Gesondheetspolitick, da komme mer kee Schratt virun.
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But here the health minister can do as much as she likes: if tax policy is not in line with health policy, we will not move a step forward.
\n\n\nEsou ginn Agencen no beim Bierger zougemaach, Ëffnungszäite reduzéiert, Clienten nëmmen nach op Rendez-vous acceptéiert oder souguer, wéi bei der ING, erausgehäit!
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Branches close to the citizen are being shut, opening hours cut, clients accepted only by appointment or even, as at ING, thrown out!
\n\n\nKolleeginnen a Kolleegen, gëschter koum d’Nouvelle, datt d’OPEC+, d’pëtrolsproduzéierend an -exportéierend Länner plus Russland an Iran, ab haut hir Produktioun progressiv awer däitlech géifen erhéijen.
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Colleagues, yesterday came the news that OPEC+, the oil producing and exporting countries plus Russia and Iran, will raise their production from today on, gradually but markedly.
\n\n\nDofir eis Demande un d’Regierung: D’Stol-Tripartitt direkt, an zäitno och d’national Tripartitt!
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That is why our demand to the government is: the steel tripartite immediately, and shortly after also the national tripartite!
\n\n\nD’Verlagerung vun der Mindestpensiounserhéijung an d’Sozialhëllef, jo, dat kléngt och, nujee, zumindest diskutabel.
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Shifting the increase of the minimum pension into social assistance, well, that sounds at least debatable.
\n\n\nSou soll an Zukunft jiddwereen, dee säi Blutt gëtt, véier Stonne pro Don vun der Aarbecht fräigestallt ginn, an dat ouni Lounverloscht.
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In future everyone who gives blood should be released from work for four hours per donation, and that without loss of pay.
\n\n\nEch wëll nach eng Kéier drop insistéieren, dass déi Aarbechten, déi Viraarbechten, déi vun Iech geleescht ginn an Aarbechtsgruppen, begréissenswäert sinn.
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I want to insist once again that the work, the preparatory work you have done in working groups, is welcome.
\n\n\nDat heescht awer net, dass déi aner Investitioune laanscht d’Chamber ginn.
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That does not mean, however, that the other investments bypass the Chamber.
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