the Weilerbach, which used to be a good place for elderly or sick people, is ready to move there. Until recently, there was a place for asylum families. Restoring Weilerbach as a top-level recreation center would have been expensive – even if the renovation works were in progress; Moreover, there will not be any distraction in the immediate surroundings of the building and unless you be satisfied with walking. Well, there is a small park around the foyer and, above all, nature is particularly beautiful. In this park are statues of two statues, and as they used to be, statues with religious background. Nothing particularly valuable, neither from the stone nor from their creative, and yet, each for themselves, a little gem, a witness of a certain time. One is called the statue du sacré-coeur au parc, the other is at the Heilar Cave.
Weilerbach-Cahen-Affaire (glissé(e)s)
N early three years ago, these two statues bowed their heads. That came into the press as well, but just kind of twisted. Initially, a first press release was completely amended. Police wrote that this would have happened in Weilerbach in the park. Family Minister Corinne Cahen intervened because the text did not fit in the line. In the second version of the press release from the police, one read at the time: “,, .. in an adjoining public footpath …”. Madame Madam agrees, well, she just didn’t want to budge. Three years ago, polemic was discussed about refugee policies in Europe, and Weilerbach was in the headlines of the Luxembourg press. André Steffen, himself at the time of the police, engaged in this affair and I refer to his work, which one can read on his facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/andre.steffen.33449?ref=br_tf&epa=SEARCH_BOX. The ministry further did not believe that the police used the terminology: “go head-to-head” and it should not be argued that there were probably children of refugee families who were responsible for this decapitation.
