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词条 Parties in the European Council during 2007
释义

  1. Summary

  2. List of leaders (1 January 2007)

  3. Changes

     Affiliation  Office-holder only  National party changes 

  4. See also

  5. External links

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This article describes the party affiliations of leaders of each member-state represented in the European Council during the year 2007. The list below gives the political party that each head of government, or head of state, belongs to at the national level, as well as the European political alliance to which that national party belongs. The states are listed from most to least populous. More populous states have greater influence in the council, in accordance with the system of Qualified Majority Voting.

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Summary

Party1 January 200711 January 200720 April 200723 May 200716 November 200720 December 2007
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European People's Party11132101229108101221114910145
Party of European Socialists69771078121710771077107
Alliance for Europe of the Nations2342342342341717
European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party430430430430430534
European Democratic Party129129129129129129
Movement for European Reform112112112112112112
Independent211211211211211211

List of leaders (1 January 2007)

Member-stateVotesLeaderNational partyEuropean party
Germany29Angela MerkelCDUEPP
United Kingdom29Tony BlairLabPES
France29Jacques ChiracUMPEPP
Italy29Romano ProdiProdi}}EDP
Spain27José Luis Rodríguez ZapateroPSOEPES
Poland27Jarosław KaczyńskiPiSAEN
Romania14Traian BăsescuPD}}EPP
Netherlands13Jan Peter BalkenendeCDAEPP
Greece12Kostas KaramanlisNDEPP
Czech Republic12Mirek TopolánekODSMER
Belgium12Guy VerhofstadtVLDELDR
Hungary12Ferenc GyurcsányMSZPPES
Portugal12José SócratesPSPES
Sweden10Fredrik ReinfeldtMEPP
Austria10Wolfgang SchüsselÖVPEPP
Bulgaria10Sergei StanishevBSPPES
Slovakia7Robert FicoSMER-SDPES
Denmark7Anders Fogh RasmussenVELDR
Finland7Matti VanhanenKesk.ELDR
Ireland7Bertie AhernFFAEN
Lithuania7Valdas AdamkusIndependent
Latvia4Aigars KalvītisTPEPP
Slovenia4Janez JanšaSDSEPP
Estonia4Andrus AnsipREELDR
Cyprus4Tassos PapadopoulosDIKOCyprus}}
Luxembourg4Jean-Claude JunckerCSVEPP
Malta3Lawrence GonziPNEPP
{{note|PD}} Supported by PD
{{note|Prodi}} Prior to 14 October, Prodi had officially aligned himself only with his The Olive Tree coalition rather than any member-party, but he had previously been a member of Democracy is Freedom – The Daisy's ancestor-party and was honorary president of its European parent, the EDP.
{{note|Cyprus}} DIKO's MEP is a member of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe group in the European Parliament, but the party is not formally attached to any pan-European organization.

Changes

Affiliation

DateMember-stateLeaderNational partyEuropean party
11 JanuaryAustriaAlfred GusenbauerSPÖPES
20 AprilRomaniaNicolae VăcăroiuPSDPES
23 MayRomaniaTraian BăsescuPD}}EPP
16 NovemberPolandDonald TuskPOEPP
20 DecemberLatviaIvars GodmanisLPP/LCELDR
{{note|PD}} Supported by PD

Office-holder only

DateMember-stateNew LeaderNational partyEuropean party
16 MayFranceNicolas SarkozyUMPEPP
27 JuneUnited KingdomGordon BrownLabourPES

National party changes

  • On 14 October, Prodi's governing The Olive Tree coalition of parties merged into a single Democratic Party. The successor party had yet to determine whether it would continue Daisy's EDP membership; Prodi remained aligned on an individual basis with the EDP.

See also

  • Presidency of the Council of the European Union

External links

  • Council of the European Union (official website)
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