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III National Assembly of Venezuela

The III National Assembly of Venezuela was a meeting of the legislative branch of Venezuelan federal government, comprising the National Assembly of Venezuela. It met in Caracas after 2010 Venezuelan parliamentary election.

National Assembly of Venezuela

Major events

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Leadership

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No. Portrait Name Term of Office State Legislature Party
5 Fernando Soto Rojas [es] 5 January 2011 5 January 2012 Falcón 3rd United Socialist Party(GPP)
6 Diosdado Cabello 5 January 2012 5 January 2016 Monagas United Socialist Party(GPP)

Color codes

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Democratic Unity Roundtable/Anti-Chavism/Opposition
Chavismo/Great Patriotic Pole/Pro-government

Members

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Nº Representative State Party Former party Alternate Representative
1 César Sanguinetti Amazonas PSUV (PSUV) José Gregorio Díaz
2 Earle Herrera Anzoátegui PSUV (PCV) Diluvina Cabello
3 Cristóbal Jiménez Apure PSUV (PSUV) Aníbal Espejo
4 Héctor Orlando Zambrano Apure PSUV (PSUV) Carmen Mileydis Fuentes
5 Juan García Apure PSUV (PSUV) Rafael Delgado
6 Jhonny Gonzáles Salguero Apure PSUV (PSUV) Wilfredo Gonzales
7 María León Aragua PSUV (PCV) Douglas Gómez
8 Rosa León Aragua PSUV (PSUV) Willians León
9 José Gregorio Hernández Aragua PSUV (PSUV) Hugo Sosa
10 Betty Croquer Aragua PSUV Vacant
11 Elvis Amoroso Aragua PSUV Vacant
12 Geovanni Peña Barinas PSUV (PSUV) Ana Morales
13 Jesús Graterol Barinas PSUV (PSUV) Ysmelda Montilla
14 Eduardo Lima Barinas PSUV (PSUV) Keissy Gómez
15 Zulay Martínez Barinas PSUV (PSUV) Elena Mora
16 Rosalba Vivas Barinas PSUV Vacant
17 Victoria Mata Bolívar PSUV (PSUV) José Ramón Rivero
18 Adel El Zabayar Bolívar PSUV Vacant
19 Tito Oviedo Bolívar PSUV (PSUV) Alejandro Valdez
20 Richard Rosa Bolívar PSUV (PSUV) Yumelis Viloria
21 Nancy Ascencio Bolívar PSUV Vacant
22 Liris Sol Velásquez Bolívar PSUV (PSUV) Argenis Moreno
23 Lesbia Castillo Carabobo PSUV (PCV) Eduardo Linarez
24 Miriam Pérez Carabobo PSUV (PSUV) Xiomara Luna
25 Héctor Agüero Carabobo PSUV Vacant
26 José Ávila Carabobo PSUV (PSUV) Thaer Hasan
27 Saúl Ortega Carabobo PSUV (PSUV) Dheliz Álvarez
28 Asdrubal Colina Carabobo PSUV (PSUV) Yonder Silva
29 Loidy Herrera Cojedes PSUV (PSUV) Hayden Pirela
30 Alejandro Villanueva Cojedes PSUV (PSUV) Jackson Páez
31 Henry Hernández Delta Amacuro PSUV (PSUV) Lorenzo Devera
32 Carlos Gómez Delta Amacuro PSUV Vacant
33 Alfredo Rojas Delta Amacuro PSUV (PSUV) Jesús Jiménez
34 Loa Tamaronis Delta Amacuro PSUV (PSUV) Narciso Mata
35 Tania Díaz Distrito Capital PSUV Vacant
36 Eduardo Piñate Distrito Capital PSUV Vacant
37 Freddy Bernal Distrito Capital PSUV (PSUV) Dessiré Santos Amaral
38 Juan Bautista Contreras Distrito Capital PSUV Vacant
39 Jesús Faría Distrito Capital PSUV (PSUV) Ziomara Lucena
40 Darío Vivas Distrito Capital PSUV (PSUV) Antonieta de Stefano
41 Juan Carlos Alemán Distrito Capital PSUV (PSUV) Carlos Sierra
42 Fernando Soto Rojas Falcón PSUV (PSUV) Aleydys «La Chiche» Manaure
43 Alexis Rodríguez Falcón PSUV Vacant
44 Jesús Montilla Falcón PSUV (PSUV) Ramón Mora
45 Henry Ventura Falcón PSUV Vacant
46 Jesús Cepeda Guárico PSUV (PSUV) Dilia Mejías
47 Róger Cordero Lara Guárico PSUV (PSUV) Juan Marín
48 José Alfredo Ureña Guárico PSUV (PSUV) Nidia Loreto
49 Pedro Carreño Lara PSUV (PSUV) José Zerpa
50 Alexander Torrealba Lara PSUV (PSUV) Leobardo Acurero
51 Francisco Martínez Lara PSUV (PSUV) Linda Amaro
52 Isabel Lameda Lara PSUV (PSUV) Honorio Dudamel
53 Julio Chávez Lara PSUV (PSUV) Germán Ferrer
54 Alexander Dudamel Lara PSUV (PSUV) Miguel Valecillos
55 Diógenes Andrade Mérida PSUV (PSUV) Carmen Urdaneta
56 Mary Mora Mérida PSUV Vacant
57 Ramón Lobo Mérida PSUV (PSUV) Antonio Santiago
58 Guido Ochoa Mérida PSUV (PSUV) Gabriel Hernández
59 Luis Camargo Miranda PSUV (PCV) José Rivero
60 Juan Soto Miranda PSUV (PSUV) Augusto Montiel
61 Marleny Contreras Miranda PSUV (PSUV) José Vicente Rangel Ávalos
62 Modesto Ruíz Miranda PSUV (PSUV) Iroshima Bravo
63 Claudio Farías Miranda PSUV (PSUV) Jesús Gonzáles
64 Elio Serrano Miranda PSUV (PSUV) Carlos Echezuria
65 Diosdado Cabello Monagas PSUV (PSUV) Ricaurte Leonett
66 Orangel López Monagas PSUV (MIGATO) Diego Pérez
67 William Fariñas Nueva Esparta PSUV (PCV) Febres Rodríguez
68 Blanca Eekhout Portuguesa PSUV (PCV) Pedro Eusse
69 Silvio Mora Portuguesa PSUV (PSUV) Iván Abreu
70 Enzo Cavallo Russo Portuguesa PSUV (PSUV) César Molina
71 Nelson Escobar Portuguesa PSUV (PSUV) Willian Pérez
72 César Gonzáles Portuguesa PSUV (PSUV) Francisco Torrealba
73 Amanda Jiménez Sucre PSUV (PCV) Viannora Figueroa
74 Erick Mago Sucre PSUV (PSUV) Luis Napoleón Barrios
75 Algencio Monasterio Sucre PSUV (PSUV) Gloria García
76 Ricardo Sanguino Táchira PSUV (PSUV) José Luis Contreras
77 Manuel Briceño Trujillo PSUV (PSUV) María Noguera
78 Christian Zerpa Trujillo PSUV (PSUV) Edgar Barreto
79 José Morales Trujillo PSUV (PSUV) Oresteres de Leal
80 Hughel Roa Trujillo PSUV (PSUV) Indiana Román
81 Oswaldo Vera Vargas PSUV (PSUV) Simón Escalona
82 Odalis Monzón Vargas PSUV (PSUV) Patricia Toledo
83 Gladys Requena Vargas PSUV (PSUV) Manuel Grillo
84 Braulio Álvarez Yaracuy PSUV (PSUV) Hayde Huérfano
85 Néstor León Heredia Yaracuy PSUV (PSUV) Joel Pineda
86 Yorman Aular Yaracuy PSUV (PSUV) Alexander Rincón
87 Carlos Gamarra Yaracuy PSUV (PSUV) Pompeyo Aguilar
88 Carmen Bohórquez Zulia PSUV (PCV) Gustavo Lara
89 Jhony Bracho Zulia PSUV (PSUV) Danilo Añez
90 Sergio Fuenmayor Zulia PSUV (PSUV) Wilfredo Luzardo
91 Esteban Ramos Indigenous peoples PSUV Connive (PSUV) Mercedes Maldonado
92 José Luis González Indigenous peoples PSUV Connive Vacant
93 Jesús Paraqueima Anzoátegui PSUV PODEMOS (MPJ) Nemesio Villalobos
94 William Ojeda Miranda PSUV UNTC (MPJ) Rafael Guzmán
95 Carlos Flores Monagas PSUV MIGATO Vacant
96 Hernán Núñez Sucre PSUV VPA (AD) José Contreras
97 Yul Jaboul Cojedes PCV (PSUV) Alí Alberto Flores
98 Oscar Figuera Guárico PCV (PSUV) Lídice Altuve
99 Edgar Lucena Táchira PCV Vacant
1 Carlos Andrés Michelangeli Anzoátegui AD (UNTC) Freddy Curupe
2 Rodolfo Rodríguez Anzoátegui AD (APC) Carlos Vargas
3 Antonio Barreto Sira Anzoátegui AD (MPV) Andrew Espejo
4 Miriam de Montilla Apure AD (Independent) Emma Solorzano
5 Dennis Fernández Cojedes AD (UNTC) Salomón Centeno
6 Elieser Sirit Falcón AD (COPEI) Miguel Ramón Castejón
7 Édgar Zambrano Lara AD (APC) Andrés Avelino Álvarez
8 William Dávila Mérida AD (COPEI) Jesús Alberto Barrios
9 Tobías Bolívar Nueva Esparta AD (MPJ) Buelvas Tamburini
10 César Rincones Sucre AD (UNTC) José Noriega
11 Leomagno Flores Táchira AD (MAS) Walter Márquez
12 Bernardo Guerra Vargas AD (Voluntad Popular) Juan Guaidó
13 Hernán Alemán Zulia AD (AD) Gualberto Mas y Rubí Peña
1 Stalin González Distrito Capital UNTC (Independent) Juan de Dios Rivas
2 Carlos Ramos Rivas Mérida UNTC (AD) Freddy Marcano
3 Orlando Ávila Nueva Esparta UNTC (MAS) Luis Longart
4 Enrique Catalán Trujillo UNTC (AD) Carmen Méndez
5 Omar Barboza Zulia UNTC (AD) Liz María Márquez
6 Enrique Márquez [es] Zulia UNTC (UNTC) Heliodoro Quintero
7 Alfredo Osorio Zulia UNTC (COPEI) Rogelio Boscán
8 Juan Romero Zulia UNTC (AD) Ely Ramón Atencio
9 William Barrientos Zulia UNTC (UNTC) Edwin Luzardo
10 José Sánchez «Mazuco» Montiel Zulia UNTC (UNTC) Nora Bracho
11 Freddy Paz Zulia UNTC (UNTC) Mavaline Baudino
12 Elías Matta Zulia UNTC (UNTC) Víctor Ruz
1 Richard Arteaga Anzoátegui MPJ (LA CAUSA R) Luis Mata
2 Dinorah Figuera Distrito Capital MPJ (ABP) «La Negra» Rosaura Sanz
3 Julio Borges Miranda MPJ (COPEI) Roberto Enriquez
4 Juan Carlos Caldera Miranda MPJ (AP) José Antonio España
5 Tomás Guanipa Zulia MPJ (UNTC) Anaydee Morales
6 Ismael García Aragua MPJ AP (AD) Margarita Rivero
7 Gregorio Graterol Falcón MPJ Independent (COPEI) Moraima Galicia
8 Hermes García Sucre MPJ AP (MPJ) Juan Pablo Patiño
9 Arcadio Montiel Indigenous peoples MPJ MIA-Zulia (Independent) Jairo Silva
1 Luis Barragan Aragua COPEI Vacant
2 Enrique Mendoza Miranda COPEI (AD) Ángel Medina
3 Gabino Paz Táchira COPEI (AP) Miguel Pizarro
4 Jesús Abelardo Díaz Táchira COPEI (COPEI) Norman Labrador
5 Homero Ruíz Táchira COPEI (AD) Ana Haydée Useche
6 Jacinto Romero Luna Anzoátegui COPEI JRL (Independent) Juan de Sousa
7 Morel Rodríguez Nueva Esparta COPEI AD (Independent) Héctor Mata
1 Carlos Berrizbeitia Carabobo PRVZL (AD) Manuel Román
2 Deyalitza Aray Carabobo PRVZL (PRVZL) Eduardo Pino
3 Vestalia Sampedro de Araujo Carabobo PRVZL (PRVZL) Belkis Ramos
1 Andrés Velásquez Bolívar LA CAUSA R (AD) Freddy Valera
2 Américo de Grazia Bolívar LA CAUSA R (COPEI) Manuel de González
3 Alfredo Ramos Lara LA CAUSA R (UNTC) Guillermo Palacios
1 Julio Haron Ygarza Amazonas MPV PPT (MPV) Stephen Alassad
2 Nirma Guarulla Amazonas MPV[1] PPT (MPV) Lizett Fernández
1 Julio César Reyes Barinas AP[2] GE (AD) Andrés Eloy Camejo
1 Richard Blanco Distrito Capital ABP (AD) Oscar Ronderos
1 Biagio Pilieri Yaracuy CONVERGENCIA (CONVERGENCIA) Juan José Caldera
1 José Manuel González Guárico Independent (AD) Carlos Prosperi
2 Eduardo Gómez Sigala Lara Independent (MPJ) Alejandro Romero
3 Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Táchira Independent (COPEI) Eduardo Marín
4 Marcos Figueroa Anzoátegui Independent DALE (Independent) Jesús González
5 Francisco Javier Soteldo Carabobo Independent MPJ Vacant
6 Juan García Monagas Independent AD (AD) Wilfredo Febres
7 Iván Colmenares Portuguesa Independent MAS (COPEI) Pedro Pablo Fernández
8 Hiran Gaviria Aragua Independent UNTC (PRVZL) José Hernández
9 Alfonso Marquina Miranda Independent UNTC (MPJ) Fernando Peña
10 Julio Montoya Zulia Independent UNTC (UNTC) Gustavo Fernández
1 Jesús Enrique Domínguez Monagas MIGATO PSUV (MIGATO) Patricia Martín
2 Nelson Rodríguez Parra Monagas MIGATO PSUV (PSUV) César Gutiérrez
1 Ricardo Sánchez Mujica Miranda APC Independent Vacant

Representatives per state

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Federal Entity Representatives Map
Amazonas3
Anzoátegui8
Apure5
Aragua8
Barinas6
Bolívar8
Carabobo10
Cojedes4
Delta Amacuro4
Dependencias Federales-
Distrito Capital10
Falcón6
Guárico5
Lara9
Mérida6
Miranda12
Monagas6
Nueva Esparta4
Portuguesa6
Sucre6
Táchira7
Trujillo5
Vargas4
Yaracuy5
Zulia15
Bandera de Venezuela.Indigenous Representation

Western, Eastern and Southern Regions

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Bandera de Venezuela.Venezuela165

See also

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References

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  1. ↑ Diario La Nación, ed. (26 June 2012). "Surge el Movimiento por el Progreso". Intopress. Archived from the original on 30 June 2012.
  2. ↑ DLA Merida, ed. (9 October 2010). "Luis Millán: UNT trasciende el hecho electoral". DLA Merida. Archived from the original on 16 March 2014.
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