Julio García/Eduardo González The groups of the European People's Party (EPP) and the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D) in the European Parliament have appointed a total of eight Spanish MEPs, from both groups, as coordinators of different committees of the European Parliament. The Spanish coordinators of the EPP Group in committees of the European Parliament are Nicolás Pascual from the Party, Security and Defense; Gabriel Mato, Fishing; and Alma Ezcurra Almansa, Petitions The Spanish S&D coordinators in European Parliament committees are Jonás Fernández, Economic and Monetary Affairs; Sandra Gómez López, Petitions; Juan Fernando López Aguilar, Constitutional Affairs; Marcos Ros Sempere, Regional Development; and Nacho Sánchez Amor, Foreign Affairs. In addition, yesterday the members who will make up each of the permanent committees and subcommittees of the European Parliament for the tenth legislature were announced. The 60 Spanish MEPs will be distributed among the twenty committees and four subcommittees. The election of the presidents and vice-presidents of each of them will take place in their respective constitutive sessions, next Tuesday in Brussels. The decision announced yesterday before the plenary session includes the regular members. MEPs can also serve as substitutes in other committees, which gives them the right to attend meetings, speak and, in the absence of regular members, participate in voting. The Spanish MEPs have been distributed as follows: in the Foreign Affairs Committee (79 members), Antonio López-Istúriz and Francisco José Millán (PPE), Hana Jalloul and Nacho Sánchez Amor (S&D) and Hermann Tertsch (Patriots for Europe). In the Development Commission (25 members), Rosas Estaràs (PPE), Leire Pajín (S&D), Ana Miranda (Greens/ALE) and Israbel Serra (The Left). In the International Trade Commission (43 members) there will be Gabriel Mato and Juan Ignacio Zoido (PPE), Javier Moreno (S&D) and Hermann Tertsch Patriots for Europe). In the Budget Commission (40 members), Isabel Benjumea and Fernando Navarrete (PPE) and Sandra Gómez López (S&D). In the Budgetary Control Commission (30 members), Esteban González Pons (PPE) and José Cepeda (S&D). In the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (60 members) there will be Isabel Benjumea and Fernando Navarrete (PPE), Jonás Fernández (S&D) and Jorge Martín Frías (Patriots for Europe). Also on the Employment and Social Affairs Commission (60 members) will be Maravillas Abadía (PPE), Alicia Homs and Idoia Mendia (S&D) and Juan Carlos Girauta (Patriots for Europe). In the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (90 members), Esther Herranz, Dolos Montserrat and Susana Solís (PPE), Javi López and César Luena (S&D) and Jorge Buxadé (Patriots for Europe). In the Industry, Research and Energy Commission (90 members) there will be Raúl De la Hoz and Pilar del Castillo (PPE), Lina Gálvez, Nicolás González Casares and Elena Sancho (S&D) and Diego Solier (Not registered). In the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Commission (52 members). Pablo Arias (PPE), Laura Ballarín (S&D) and Jorge Martín Frías (Patriots for Europe). In the Transport and Tourism Commission (46 members) there will be Borja Giménez (PPE), Rosa María Serrano (S&D), Oihane Agirregoitia (Renew) and Vicent Marzà (Greens/ALE). In the Regional Development Commission (41 members), Elena Nevado (PPE) and Marcos Ros (S&D). In the Agriculture and Rural Development Commission (49 members), Carmen Crespo (PPE), Cristina Maestre (S&D), Mireia Borrás (Patriots for Europe) and Alvise Pérez (Not registered). In the Fisheries Commission (27 members), Carmen Crespo and Francisco José Millán (PPE), Nicolás González Casares (S&D), Ana Miranda (Greens/ALE) and Nora Junco (Not registered). In the Culture and Education Commission (30 members), Alma Ezcurra (PPE) and Diana Riba (Greens/ALE). In the Legal Affairs Committee (25 members), Maravillas Abadía and Javier Zarzalejos (PPE), José Cepeda (S&D) and Juan Carlos Girauta (Patriots for Europe). In the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (75 members), Javier Zarzalejos (EPP), Juan Fernando López Aguilar (S&D), Jorge Buxadé (Patriots for Europe), Jaume Asens (Greens/EFA), Pernando Barrena and Estrella Galan (The Left). In the Constitutional Affairs Commission (30 members), Adrián Vázquez (PPE) and Juan Fernando López Aguilar (S&D). In the Commission on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (40 members), Rosa Estaràs (PPE), Lina Gálvez (S&D), Mireia Borrás (Patriots for Europe), Margarita de la Pisa (Patriots for Europe) and Irene Montero (The left). In the Petitions Committee (35 members), Alma Ezcurra and Dolors Montserrat (PPE), Iratxe García and Sandra Gómez López (S&D) and Ana Miranda (Greens/ALE). In the Human Rights Subcommittee (30 members) there will be Antonio López-Istúriz (PPE), Nacho Sánchez Amor (S&D), Jorge Martín Frías (Patriots for Europe), Jaume Asens (Greens/ALE) and Isabel Serra (The Left”). In the Security and Defense Subcommittee (30 members), Nicolás Pascual de la Parte (PPE). In the Subcommittee on Fiscal Affairs (30 members), Fernando Navarrete (PPE) and Jonás Fernández (S&D) and, finally, in the Subcommittee on Public Health (30 members), Dolors Montserrat (PPE), Nicolás González Casares (S&D) and Margaret of Pisa (Patriots for Europe).
