List of members of the European Parliament for Portugal, 1989–1994

Members of the
European Parliament
for Portugal

This is a list of the 24 members of the European Parliament for Portugal in the 1989 to 1994 session.

List

Name National party EP Group
Rui Amaral   Social Democratic Party   LDR
António Capucho   Social Democratic Party   LDR
Vasco Garcia   Social Democratic Party   LDR
António Joaquim Marques Mendes   Social Democratic Party   LDR
José Mendes Bota   Social Democratic Party   LDR
Virgílio Pereira (until 10 January 1994)

Carlos Coelho (from 11 January 1994)

  Social Democratic Party   LDR
Carlos Pimenta   Social Democratic Party   LDR
Manuel Porto   Social Democratic Party   LDR
Margarida Salema Martins   Social Democratic Party   LDR
Maria Belo   Socialist Party   SOC
Pedro Manuel Canavarro   Socialist Party (until 17 February 1991)

  Democratic Renewal Party

  SOC (until 5 December 1990)

  RBW

António Antero Coimbra Martins   Socialist Party   SOC
João Cravinho   Socialist Party   SOC
Fernando Manuel Santos Gomes (until 24 January 1993)

José Apolinário (from 25 January 1993)

  Socialist Party   SOC
Artur da Cunha Oliveira   Socialist Party   SOC
Luís Marinho   Socialist Party   SOC
José Manuel Torres Couto   Socialist Party   SOC
Maria Amélia Santos   Democratic Unity Coalition - The Greens (until 21 July 1991)

  Independent

  G (until 21 July 1991)

  SOC

José Barros Moura (until 18 December 1991)

Rogério Brito (from 19 December 1991 to 26 October 1993)

José Barata-Moura (from 27 October 1993)

  Democratic Unity Coalition - Communist Party   LU
Carlos Carvalhas (until 21 October 1990)

Sérgio Ribeiro (from 22 October 1990)

  Democratic Unity Coalition - Communist Party   LU
Joaquim Miranda   Democratic Unity Coalition - Communist Party   LU
Luis Filipe Pais Beirôco   Democratic and Social Centre (until 30 September 1993)

  Independent

  EPP
José Vicente Carvalho Cardoso   Democratic and Social Centre (until 30 September 1993)

  Independent

  EPP
Francisco António Lucas Pires   Democratic and Social Centre (until 30 September 1993)

  Independent

  EPP


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