Rainbow faction (1984-1989)

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Rainbow Group: Federation of: Green-Alternative European Alliance, Agalev-Ecolo, Danish people's movement against membership of the European Community, European Free Alliance in the European Parliament
Official abbreviation RBW (English), ARC (French)
Members
20/434
Group leaders DenmarkDenmark Else Hammerich Jaak Vandemeulebroucke Bram van der Lek Paul Staes
BelgiumBelgium 
NetherlandsNetherlands 
BelgiumBelgium 
founding 1984
predecessor Group for the technical coordination and defense of independent groups and MEPs
resolution 1989
successor Rainbow Group in the European Parliament , The Greens Group in the European Parliament
Alignment Green politics , regionalism , left politics
European parties European Free Alliance
European Coordination of Green Parties

Rainbow Group: Federation of: Green-Alternative European Alliance, Agalev-Ecolo, Danish popular movement against membership of the European Community, European Free Alliance in the European Parliament was a group in the European Parliament that existed from 1984 to 1989 . It comprised 20 of the then 518 members of the European Parliament from various green, left and regionalist parties.

After the European elections in 1984 , green parties from Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands entered the European Parliament for the first time . They joined forces with MEPs from the European Regional Free Alliance who were previously members of the Group for the Technical Coordination and Defense of Independent Groups and MEPs . After the European elections in 1989 , the green parties founded their own parliamentary group, while the EFA parties continued the group as a rainbow group in the European Parliament . In 1999 the two groups reunited in a group called the Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance , which still exists today.

Members

country Political party Alignment MEPs 1984 Members
BelgiumBelgium Belgium Agalev green 1 Paul Staes
Ecolo 1 François Roelants du Vivier
Volksunie EFA 2 Jaak Vandemeulebroucke , Willy Kujpers
DenmarkDenmark Denmark Folkebevægelsen mod EU EU-skeptical / left 4th Else Hammerich , Ib Christensen , Birgit Bjørnvig (from September 1, 1987), Jørgen Bøgh (until August 31, 1987), Jens-Peter Bonde
GermanyGermany Germany The green green 7th Dorothee Piermont (until February 27, 1987), Brigitte Heinrich (until December 29, 1987), Frank Schwalba-Hoth (until February 18, 1987), Wolfgang von Nostitz (from February 28, 1987), Wilfried Telkämper (from February 19, 1987) 1987), Jakob von Uexküll (from November 5, 1987), Undine von Blottnitz , Egbert Nitsch (from January 11, 1988), Benedikt Härlin , Michael Klöckner , Friedrich-Wilhelm Graefe zu Baringdorf (until November 4, 1987)
NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands Great Progressive Accord Green 2 Bram van der Lek ( PSP ), Herman Verbeek ( PPR , August 28, 1984 to December 15, 1986), Nel van Dijk ( CPN , from December 17, 1986)
ItalyItaly Italy Democrazia Proletaria / Partito di Unità Proletaria left / green 2 Emilio Molinari (DP, until September 2, 1985), Alberto Tridente (DP, from September 24, 1985), Luciana Castellina ( PCI , joined the Communist Group on January 1, 1985)
Union Valdôtaine / Partito Sardo d'Azione EFA 1 Michele Columbu
SpainSpain Spain Izquierda de los Pueblos / Eusko Alkartasuna EFA - Juan María Bandres Molet ( Izquierda de los Pueblos , from January 1, 1986 to July 5, 1987), Juan Carlos Garaikoetxea Urriza ( Eusko Alkartasuna , from July 6, 1987)

Chair

Individual evidence

  1. [1]
  2. ^ Electoral alliance from Communist Partij van Nederland , Pacifist Socialist Partij and Politieke Partij radicals . The PPR MP resigned after 2.5 years to allow a CPN MP to move in.
  3. Joined the EU on January 1, 1986
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