Organismos Internacionales

Siete grupos políticos y 751 diputados en la nueva Eurocámara

La novena legislatura arranca con cambios en su composición, producto de los resultados de las elecciones de mayo

Newly elected MEPs attend the inaugural session at the European Parliament on July 2 , 2019 in Strasbourg, eastern France. - The 751-seat parliament is more fragmented than ever after a vote in May that saw solid gains by the liberals and Greens as well as the far right and eurosceptics. With Brexit delayed until as late as October 31, the deep political divisions in Britain were on full display in the eastern French city as 73 British MEPs arrived to parliament. (Photo by FREDERICK FLORIN / AFP)
Newly elected MEPs attend the inaugural session at the European Parliament on July 2 , 2019 in Strasbourg, eastern France. - The 751-seat parliament is more fragmented than ever after a vote in May that saw solid gains by the liberals and Greens as well as the far right and eurosceptics. With Brexit delayed until as late as October 31, the deep political divisions in Britain were on full display in the eastern French city as 73 British MEPs arrived to parliament. (Photo by FREDERICK FLORIN / AFP) FREDERICK FLORIN
Sesión de apertura del Parlamento Europeo, este martes 2 de julio del 2019 en Estrasburgo, Francia. (FREDERICK FLORIN/AFP)

París. De la ultraderecha a la izquierda radical, la novena legislatura de la Eurocámara arrancó este martes en Estrasburgo con 751 diputados, siete grupos políticos y una mayoría de fuerzas proeuropeas.

A continuación, un repaso a los diferentes grupos parlamentarios que lograron constituirse y que se repartirán el tiempo de palabra y, por lo tanto, su visibilidad.

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