Unified European Left Group - Members

Members

As of May 2008.

Name Party
Frank Aaen Red-Green Alliance
Ioannis Banias Coalition of the Radical Left
Maria Luisa Boccia Communist Refoundation Party
Tiny Kox Socialist Party
José Luiz del Roio Communist Refoundation Party
Tuur Elzinga Socialist Party
Alexandr Fomenko Rodina
Pernille Frahm Socialist People's Party
Henk van Gerven Socialist Party
Bjørn Jacobsen Socialist Left Party
Liana Kanelli Communist Party of Greece
Hakkı Keskin The Left
Ali Rashid Khalil Communist Refoundation Party
Kateřina Konečná Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia
Andros Kyprianou Progressive Party of the Working People
Jaakko Laakso Left Alliance
Jean-Paul Lecoq French Communist Party
Aleksei Lotman Estonian Greens
Jorge Machado Portuguese Communist Party
Noël Mamère Greens
Yevghen Marmazov Communist Party of Ukraine
Ivan Melnikov Communist Party of the Russian Federation
Natalia Narochnitskaya Rodina
Arcadii Pasecinic Communist Party of the Republic of Moldova
Maria Agostina Pellegatta Together with the Union
Ángel Pérez Martínez United Left
Grigori Petrenko Communist Party of the Republic of Moldova
Maria Postoico Communist Party of the Republic of Moldova
Alexandro Rossi United Left
Paul Schäfer The Left
Steingrímur J. Sigfússon Left-Green Movement
Gianpaolo Silvestri Together with the Union
Sabina Siniscalchi Communist Refoundation Party
Sergei Sobko Communist Party of the Russian Federation
Petro Symonenko Communist Party of Ukraine
Alexander Ulrich The Left
Gert Winkelmeier The Left
Gennady Ziuganov Communist Party of the Russian Federation

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