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Francisco Javier Padilla Olivares WHO'S WHO Table of Contents Foreword by the Presidency 4 Bureau 6 Greens/EFA Members 22 EFA Members 70 Independent Members 79 Staff 82 MEPs and staff in committees 105 MEPs and staff in delegations 117 History of the Group 131 Imprint and contacts 137 Foreword In their 2009 European election campaign, the Greens promised a solution to the triple During this fi ve-year term, Greens will also remain at the vanguard of efforts to economic, social and environmental crisis Europe was facing: a Green New Deal for promote respect for civil and human rights within and outside Europe, a responsible Europe. role for Europe on the world stage, as well as better democracy and accountability of the EU institutions. European voters responded by making the Greens/EFA group a big winner of the election. As the European Parliament reduced in size from 785 to 736 members, the Greens/EFA Group was the only political group to grow: from 43 to 55 members. Rebecca Harms Daniel Cohn-Bendit 4 These 55 Members – 29 women and 26 men – come from diverse backgrounds. 5 Co-President of the Greens/EFA Group Co-President of the Greens/EFA Group They include members of Green movements, representatives of stateless nations and independent members. From 2009-2014, it is the task of those elected members to tirelessly promote and vote for the measures that are necessary to deliver the Green New Deal. Action is required across the full scope of European policy and law-making to achieve an ambitious commitment to climate protection and a radical transformation of the economy to deliver millions of green jobs. Foreword The Group’s Bureau The Group’s Bureau (or executive) is made up of nine Members. Unlike all the other groups in the European Parliament, the Greens/EFA have a co-presidency, i.e. two co-Presidents, and gender balance is always guaranteed. 6 Bureau Members 7 Seven vice-Presidents including one treasurer are the other Bureau Members. The fi rst vice-presidency is held by the President of the European Free Alliance. The Secretary General, the Deputies Secretaries General and the Head of Press Offi ce are also members of the Bureau. Rebecca Harms wwww.greens-efa.eu Dany Cohn-Bendit wwww.greens-efa.eu Co-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Co-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Membership in Committees: Membership in Committees: > Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (Substitute Member) > Budgets > Industry, Research and Energy (Substitute Member) Membership in Delegations: > Ukraine 8 9 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - ASP 08G202 European Parliament - ASP 08G205 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 56 95 - fax +32-2-284 96 95 phone +32-2-284 54 98 - fax +32-2-284 94 98 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 5062 European Parliament - LOW TO 6002 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 56 95 phone +33-3-88 17 54 98 - fax +33-3-88 17 94 98 [email protected] [email protected] www.rebecca-harms.de www.cohn-bendit.eu Bündnis 90/Die Grünen - Germany Europe Ecologie - France Jill Evans wwww.greens-efa.eu Reinhard Bütikofer wwww.greens-efa.eu First Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Vice-President and Treasurer Group and President of the EFA Group of the GREENS/EFA Group Membership in Committees: Membership in Committees: > Environment, Public Health and Food Safety > Industry, Research and Energy > Agriculture and Rural Development (Substitute Member) > Security and Defence Subcommittee > Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (Substitute Member) > Foreign Affairs (Substitute Member) Membership in Delegations: Membership in Delegations: > Iraq > United States > Palestinian Legislative Council (Substitute Member) > People’s Republic of China (Substitute Member) 10 11 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - ASP 08H153 European Parliament - ASP 08G306 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 51 03 - fax +32-2-284 91 03 phone +32-2-284 58 16 - fax +32-2-284 98 16 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 51 39 European Parliament - LOW TO 5064 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 51 03 - fax +33-3-88 17 91 03 phone +33-3-88 17 58 16 - fax +33-3-88 17 98 16 [email protected] [email protected] www.jillevans.net www.reinhardbuetikofer.eu Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales Bündnis 90/Die Grünen - Germany Marije Cornelissen wwww.greens-efa.eu Eva Lichtenberger wwww.greens-efa.eu Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Membership in Committees: Membership in Committees: > Employment and Social Affairs > Transport and Tourism > Women’s Rights and Gender Equality > Legal Affairs (Substitute Member) Membership in Delegations: Membership in Delegations: > Albania > People’s Republic of China > United States (Substitute Member) 12 13 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - ASP 7H161 European Parliament - ASP 08G157 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 53 60 - fax +32-2-284 93 60 phone +32-2-284 51 39 - fax +32-2-284 91 39 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO TO 5121 European Parliament - LOW TO 5119 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 53 60 - fax +33-3-88 17 93 60 phone +33-3-88 17 51 39 - fax +33-3-88 17 91 39 [email protected] [email protected] www.marijecornelissen.nl www.eva-lichtenberger.eu GroenLinks - The Netherlands Die Grünen - Austria Raül Romeva wwww.greens-efa.eu Claude Turmes wwww.greens-efa.eu Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Membership in Committees: Membership in Committees: > Women’s Rights and Gender Equality > Industry, Research and Energy > Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (Substitute Member) > Internal Market and Consumer Protection (Substitute Member) > Fisheries (Substitute Member) > Employment and Social Affairs (Substitute Member) Membership in Delegations: Membership in Delegations: > Central America > United States > EuroMed > EuroLat > EU-Chile (Substitute Member) > EU-Turkey (Substitute Member) > South-East Asia (Substitute Member) > Euro-Lat (Substitute Member) 14 15 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - ASP 08G253 European Parliament - ASP 08G108 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 56 45 - fax +32-2-284 96 45 phone +32-2-284 52 46 - fax +32-2-284 92 46 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 5048 European Parliament - LOW TO 5113 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 56 45 - fax +33-3-88 17 96 45 phone +33-3-88 17 52 46 - fax +33-3-88 17 92 46 [email protected] [email protected] www.raulromeva.cat http://blocs.mesvilaweb.cat/raulromeva www.claudeturmes.lu Iniciativa per Catalunya-Verds - Spain Déi Gréng - Luxembourg Emilie Turunen wwww.greens-efa.eu Vula Tsetsi wwww.greens-efa.eu Vice-President of the GREENS/EFA Group Secretary General of the Greens/EFA Group Membership in Committees: > Internal Market and Consumer Protection > Employment and Social Affairs (Substitute Member) > Financial, economic and social crisis (Substitute Member) Membership in Delegations: > South-East Asia - ASEAN > Iran (Substitute Member) 16 17 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - ASP 08H349 European Parliament - PHS 02C13 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 54 03 - fax +32-2-284 94 03 phone +32-2-284 21 17 - fax +32-2-230 78 37 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 5052 European Parliament - LOW TO 4071 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 54 03 - fax +33-3-88 17 94 03 phone +33-3-88 17 58 79 - fax +33-3-88 24 11 96 [email protected] [email protected] www.sf.dk/emilie Socialistisk Folkeparti - Denmark Joachim Denkinger wwww.greens-efa.eu José Luis Linazasoro wwww.greens-efa.eu Deputy Secretary General of Deputy Secretary General of the Greens/ the Greens/EFA Group EFA Group and EFA Secretary General 18 19 Brussels Brussels European Parliament - PHS 02C3 European Parliament - PHS 02C33 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 30 95 - fax +32-2-284 13 78 phone +32-2-284 30 40 - fax +32-2-230 78 37 Strasbourg Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 4069 European Parliament - LOW TO 4052 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F Allee du Printemps-B.P. 1024/F F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex phone +33-3-88 17 48 65 - fax +33-3-88 24 11 96 phone +33-3-88 17 40 33 - fax +33-3-88 17 90 48 [email protected] josé[email protected] Helmut Weixler wwww.greens-efa.eu wwww.greens-efa.eu Head of Press Office 20 21 Brussels European Parliament - PHS 02C23 Rue Wiertz, 60 - B - 1047 Brussels phone +32-2-284 46 83 - fax +32-2-284 49 44 Strasbourg European Parliament - LOW TO 4065 Born: 04.04.1945 Allee du Printemps-B.P.
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