LIX Legislature of the Mexican Congress

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Legislative bodyCongress of the Union
Meeting placePalacio Legislativo de San Lázaro (Chamber of Deputies)
Edificio del Senado (Senate)
Term1 September 2003 (2003-09-01) – 31 August 2006 (2006-08-31)
Election2003 Mexican legislative election
59th Congress
LIX Legislatura
←58th 60th→
Overview
Legislative bodyCongress of the Union
Meeting placePalacio Legislativo de San Lázaro (Chamber of Deputies)
Edificio del Senado (Senate)
Term1 September 2003 (2003-09-01) – 31 August 2006 (2006-08-31)
Election2003 Mexican legislative election
Senate of the Republic
Members128
Chamber of Deputies
Members500

The LIX Legislature (59th session) of the Congress of Mexico met from September 2003 to August 2006. All members of the lower house (Chamber of Deputies) were elected in the elections of July 2003 while members of the upper house (Senate) were elected in the elections of July 2000.

Chamber of Deputies

Party Members Percentage
PRI 223 45%
PAN 148 30%
PRD 97 19%
PVEM 17 3%
PT 6 1%
Convergence 5 1%
Independent 4 1%

Senate of Mexico

Party Members Percentage
PRI 58 45%
PAN 47 37%
PRD 15 12%
PVEM 5 4%
Independent 3 2%

Senators of the LIX Legislature

By state

StateNamePartyStateNameParty
MexicoMicaela Aguilar GonzálezPANCoahuilaLuis Alberto RicoPAN
DurangoAdrián Alanís QuiñonesPRIMichoacánSerafín Ríos ÁlvarezPRD
Baja California SurRodimiro Amaya TéllezPRIYucatánEric Rubio BarthellPRI
HidalgoEsteban Ángeles CerónPRIPueblaMaría Lucero Saldaña
Replacing Rafael Cañedo Benítez
PRI
GuerreroHéctor AstudilloPRIOaxacaMiguel Sánchez CarreñoPRI
ColimaSalvador Becerra RodríguezPANPueblaGermán Sierra SánchezPRI
ZacatecasJosé Eulogio BonillaPRIGuanajuatoSusana Stephenson
Replacing Juan Manuel Oliva
PAN
ZacatecasGenaro Borrego EstradaPRISinaloaMartha TamayoPRI
TabascoÓscar Cantón ZetinaPRIColimaVíctor Manuel TorresPAN
SinaloaJosé Adalberto Castro Castro
Replacing Lauro Díaz Castro
PRITabascoGeorgina Trujillo ZentellaPRI
TlaxcalaJoaquín Cisneros FernándezPRIGuerreroHéctor Vicario CastrejónPRI
ChihuahuaJavier Corral JuradoPANJaliscoFelipe Vicencio ÁlvarezPAN
CampecheAracely Escalante JassoPRISonoraCarlos Manuel Villalobos Organista
Replacing Ramón Corral Ávila		PAN
Baja CaliforniaRubén Fernández Aceves
Replacing Héctor Osuna Jaime
PANMorelosMarco Antonio XicoténcatlPAN
QuerétaroFrancisco Fernández de CevallosPANCoahuilaJorge Zermeño InfantePAN
OaxacaJorge Franco Jiménez
Replacing Ulises Ruiz Ortiz
PRIQuintana RooWadi Amar ShabshabPAN
AguscalientesBenjamín Gallegos SotoPANSonoraFrancisco Bojórquez Mungaray
Replacing Eduardo Bours
PRI
Federal DistrictJesús Galván MuñozPANVeracruzGerardo BuganzaPAN
TamaulipasLaura Garza GalindoPRIMexicoCésar Camacho QuirozPRI
Baja California SurRicardo Gerardo HigueraPRDDurangoRómulo CampuzanoPAN
Federal DistrictEmilia Gómez BravoPVEMZacatecasRaymundo CárdenasPRD
JaliscoGildardo GómezPANYucatánJosé Alberto Castañeda
Replacing Patricio José Patrón Laviada
PAN
Nuevo LeónRigoberto González González
Replacing Adalberto Arturo Madero Quiroga
PANGuanajuatoCarlos ChaurandPRI
TlaxcalaMariano González ZarurPRIBaja California SurJosé Carlos Cota OsunaPRI
VeracruzNoemí Guzmán Lagunes
Replacing Fernando Gutiérrez Barrios
PRIOaxacaÓscar Cruz López
Replacing Daniel López Nelio
PRD
QuerétaroGuillermo Herbert PérezPANChiapasRutilio EscandónPRD
MorelosHéctor Javier Hernández
Replacing Marco Antonio Adame
PANNayaritRita María Esquivel ReyesPAN
ChiapasMarlene Herrera Díaz
Replacing José Antonio Aguilar Bodegas
PRIPueblaFrancisco FrailePAN
Quintana RooAddy Joaquín ColdwellPANMichoacánAntonio García TorresPRI
ChihuahuaJeffrey Max JonesPANAguascalientesFernando Gómez EsparzaPRI
SonoraHéctor Larios CórdovaPANJaliscoRaymundo Gómez FloresPRI
San Luis PotosíJorge Lozano ArmengolPANSan Luis PotosíYolanda González HernándezPRI
TamaulipasÓscar LuebbertPRICoahuilaAlejandro Gutiérrez GutiérrezPRI
MexicoCarlos Madrazo LimónPANHidalgoJosé Antonio HaghenbeckPAN
ChiapasAreli Madrid TovillaPRIQuerétaroSilvia Hernández EnríquezPRI
Nuevo LeónFernando MargáinPANGuerreroSaúl López Sollano
Replacing Armando Chavarría Barrera
PRD
GuanajuatoFilomena Margaiz
Replacing Ricardo Alaníz Posada
PANColimaHéctor Michel CamarenaPRI
San Luis PotosíAlberto Miguel Martínez MirelesPANSinaloaJoaquín Montaño YamuniPAN
MichoacánRafael Melgoza Radillo
Replacing Lázaro Cárdenas Batel
PRDTamaulipasMarcela Navarro Quintana
Replacing Gustavo Cárdenas Gutiérrez
PAN
CampecheVíctor Manuel Méndez LanzPRICampecheJorge NordhausenPAN
Baja CaliforniaRafael Morgan ÁlvarezPANTabascoCésar Raúl Ojeda ZubietaPRD
DurangoAna Bricia Muro González
Replacing Ismael Alfredo Hernandez Deras
PRIBaja CaliforniaRoberto Pérez de AlvaPRI
NayaritMiguel Ángel Navarro QuinteroPRDTlaxcalaMaría del Carmen RamírezPRD
Quintana RooEduardo Ovando MartínezPRIFederal DistrictDemetrio SodiInd.
YucatánOrlando Paredes LaraPRIChihuahuaJorge Doroteo ZapataPRI
HidalgoLilia Reyes Morales
Replacing José Ernesto Gil Elorduy
PRINuevo LeónRubén Zarazúa Rocha
Replacing Jesús Ricardo Canavati Tafich
PRI
AguascalientesAlfredo Reyes VelázquezPAN

Plurinominal senators

StateNamePartyStateNameParty
VeracruzLuis Ricardo AldanaPRIFederal DistrictFederico Ling AltamiranoPAN
Baja CaliforniaJoel Ayala AlmeidaPRISinaloaJorge Abel López Sánchez
Replacing José Natividad González Parás
PRI
PueblaManuel Bartlett DíazPRITamaulipasLydia Madero GarcíaPAN
SonoraLeticia Burgos OchoaPRDGuanajuatoCarlos Medina PlascenciaPAN
Federal DistrictLuisa María CalderónPANMichoacánVictoria Méndez Márquez
Replacing Netzahualcóyotl de la Vega
PRI
Federal DistrictSara Isabel Castellanos CortésPVEMVeracruzElías Moreno BrizuelaPRD
SonoraLuis Colosio FernándezPRIFederal DistrictRamón Mota SánchezPRI
DurangoMarcos Carlos Cruz MartínezPRDFederal DistrictJesús OrtegaPRD
QuerétaroDiego Fernández de CevallosPANTabascoJuan José Rodríguez PratsPAN
Federal DistrictEmilio Gamboa PatrónPRIFederal DistrictCarlos Rojas GutiérrezPRI
Federal DistrictJorge Emilio González MartínezPVEMFederal DistrictMaría Guadalupe Romero CastilloPAN
Federal DistrictFauzi HamdanPANCoahuilaHumberto Roque VillanuevaPRI
VeracruzGuillermo Herrera Mendoza
Replacing Armando Méndez de la Luz
MCYucatánDulce María SauriPRI
SinaloaEnrique JacksonPRIMichoacánAntonio Soto SánchezPRD
CoahuilaCésar Jáuregui RoblesPANJaliscoTomás Vázquez VigilPRI
Federal DistrictGloria LavaraPVEMBaja California SurVerónica VelascoPVEM

Deputies of the LIX Legislature

Elections results

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