51st National Congress of Chile

LI Period of the Chilean Congress
Overview
Jurisdiction	Chile
Term	11 March 2002 – 11 March 2006
Senate
Members	47
Party control	Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Members	120
Party control	Christian Democratic Party

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The XLIX legislative period of the Chilean Congress was elected in the 2001 Chilean parliamentary election and served until 11 March 2006.^[1]

List of Senators

Circumscription	Senador	Partido	Votos	%
I^[c]	Fernando Flores	PPD	47 159	30,51 %
I^[c]	Jaime Orpis	UDI	38 093	24,65 %
II^[c]	Carmen Frei	PDC
II^[c]	Carlos Cantero	RN
III^[c]	Ricardo Núñez	PS	42 263	43,03 %
III^[c]	Baldo Prokurica	RN	38 212	38,90 %
IV^[c]	Jorge Pizarro	PDC
IV^[c]	Evelyn Matthei	UDI
V^[c]	Sergio Romero Pizarro	RN	127 706	39,72 %
V^[c]	Carlos Ominami	PS	92 419	28,74 %
VI^[c]	Nelson Ávila	PPD	137 125	38,53 %
VI^[c]	Jorge Arancibia	Ind-UDI	136 464	38,35 %
VII^[c]	Andrés Zaldívar	PDC
VII^[c]	Jovino Novoa	UDI
VIII^[c]	Alejandro Foxley	PDC
VIII^[c]	Carlos Bombal	UDI
IX^[c]	Rafael Moreno Rojas	PDC
IX^[c]	Andrés Chadwick	UDI
X^[c]	Juan Antonio Coloma	UDI	104 179	40,84 %
X^[c]	Jaime Gazmuri	PS	77 828	30,51 %
XI^[c]	Hernán Larraín	UDI	66 767	44,22 %
XI^[c]	Jaime Naranjo	PS	42 395	28,08 %
XII^[c]	Hosain Sabag	PDC
XII^[c]	José Antonio Viera-Gallo	PS
XIII^[c]	Mariano Ruiz-Esquide	PDC
XIII^[c]	Mario Ríos Santander	RN
XIV^[c]	Alberto Espina	RN	62 813	48,50 %
XIV^[c]	Roberto Muñoz Barra	PPD	35 051	27,06 %
XV^[c]	Jorge Lavandero^{[lower-alpha 1]}	PDC	81 002	35,36 %
XV^[c]	José García Ruminot	RN	79 009	34,48 %
XVI^[c]	Gabriel Valdés	PDC
XVI^[c]	Marco Cariola	UDI
XVII^[c]	Rodolfo Stange	UDI
XVII^[c]	Sergio Páez Verdugo	PDC
XVIII^[c]	Antonio Horvath	Ind-RN	13 096	34,93 %
XVIII^[c]	Adolfo Zaldívar	PDC	11 302	30,15 %
XIX^[c]	José Ruiz de Giorgio	PDC
XIX^[c]	Sergio Fernández	UDI

Appointed Senators 2002-2006

Institution	Senator	Party
Supreme Court	Marcos Aburto	Ind
Supreme Court	Enrique Zurita	Ind
Chilean Army	Julio Canessa	Ind
Chilean Navy	Jorge Martínez Busch	–
Chilean Air Force	Ramón Vega Hidalgo	–
Carabineros de Chile	Fernando Cordero	–
Contraloría General de la República	Enrique Silva Cimma	PRSD
Head of the University of Chile	Augusto Parra Muñoz	PRSD
Minister of State	Edgardo Böeninger	PDC

List of deputies

District	Deputy	Party	Votes	%
1^[d]	Iván Paredes	Ind-PS	26 886	37,68 %
1^[d]	Rosa González Román	UDI	10 835	15,18 %
2^[d]	Fulvio Rossi	Ind-PS	24 480	29,18 %
2^[d]	Ramón Pérez Opazo^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Ind-UDI	17 454	20,80 %
3^[d]	Waldo Mora	DC	14 433	22,08 %
3^[d]	Mario Escobar Urbina	UDI	13 745	21,03 %
4^[d]	Manuel Rojas Molina	UDI	37 033	35,75 %
4^[d]	Pedro Araya Guerrero	DC	32 338	31,22 %
5^[d]	Antonio Leal Labrín	PPD	29 382	51,05 %
5^[d]	Carlos Vilches	RN	10 960	19,04 %
6^[d]	Jaime Mulet	DC	17 378	42,38 %
6^[d]	Alberto Robles	PRSD	8947	21,82 %
7^[d]	Víctor Manuel Rebolledo	PPD	22 178	27,57 %
7^[d]	Mario Bertolino Rendic	RN	17 884	22,23 %
8^[d]	Patricio Walker	DC	43 516	45,35 %
8^[d]	Francisco Encina	PS	19 544	20,37 %
9^[d]	Adriana Muñoz D'Albora	PPD	23 380	39,44 %
9^[d]	Darío Molina	UDI	13 673	23,06 %
10^[d]	Alfonso Vargas	RN	38 631	31,42 %
10^[d]	María Eugenia Mella	DC	28 800	23,42 %
11^[d]	Patricio Cornejo	DC	26 798	27,84 %
11^[d]	Marcelo Forni	UDI	22 395	23,27 %
12^[d]	Arturo Longton Guerrero	RN	29 874	29,20 %
12^[d]	Juan Bustos	PS	27 217	26,60 %
13^[d]	Laura Soto	PPD	34 527	26,53 %
13^[d]	Carmen Ibáñez	RN	32 113	24,68 %
14^[d]	Gonzalo Ibáñez	UDI	59 822	41,34 %
14^[d]	Rodrigo González Torres	PPD	47 593	32,89 %
15^[d]	Samuel Venegas	PRSD	20 353	26,49 %
15^[d]	Carlos Hidalgo González	Ind-RN	18 741	24,39 %
16^[d]	Patricio Melero	UDI	52 806	41,86 %
16^[d]	Zarko Luksic	DC	38 762	30,73 %
17^[d]	Pablo Longueira	UDI	61 319	40,63 %
17^[d]	María Antonieta Saa	PPD	49 986	33,12 %
18^[d]	Guido Girardi	PPD	98 491	58,39 %
18^[d]	Carlos Olivares	DC	10 930	6,48 %
19^[d]	Patricio Hales	PPD	44 193	41,15 %
19^[d]	Cristian Leay	UDI	36 994	34,44 %
20^[d]	Cristián Pareto	DC	53 474	26,47 %
20^[d]	Mario Varela Herrera	UDI	49 844	24,68 %
21^[d]	Marcela Cubillos Sigall	UDI	61 584	37,01 %
21^[d]	Jorge Burgos	DC	37 787	22,71 %
22^[d]	Alberto Cardemil	RN	42 772	39,40 %
22^[d]	Carolina Tohá	Ind-PPD	32 965	30,36 %
23^[d]	Julio Dittborn	UDI	80 016	44,67 %
23^[d]	Pía Guzmán Mena	RN	46 675	26,06 %
24^[d]	María Angélica Cristi	RN	47 346	38,52 %
24^[d]	Enrique Accorsi	PPD	41 239	33,55 %
25^[d]	Ximena Vidal Lázaro	PPD	42 072	28,28 %
25^[d]	Felipe Salaberry	UDI	41 504	27,89 %
26^[d]	Carlos Montes Cisternas	PS	69 183	50,99 %
26^[d]	Lily Pérez	RN	49 810	36,71 %
27^[d]	Iván Moreira	UDI	65 777	42,45 %
27^[d]	Eliana Caraball	DC	36 832	23,77 %
28^[d]	Darío Paya	UDI	47 756	32,23 %
28^[d]	Rodolfo Seguel Molina	DC	40 010	27,01 %
29^[d]	Maximiano Errázuriz Eguiguren	RN	69 786	42,83 %
29^[d]	Isabel Allende Bussi	PS	57 164	35,09 %
30^[d]	José Antonio Kast	UDI	48 025	35,45 %
30^[d]	Edgardo Riveros	DC	30 056	22,18 %
31^[d]	Gonzalo Uriarte	UDI	60 495	42,00 %
31^[d]	Jaime Jiménez Villavicencio	DC	39 036	27,10 %
32^[d]	Alejandro García-Huidobro	UDI	35 695	41,16 %
32^[d]	Esteban Valenzuela Van Treek	PPD	28 689	33,08 %
33^[d]	Juan Pablo Letelier	PS	58 666	53,41 %
33^[d]	Eugenio Bauer	UDI	29 594	26,94 %
34^[d]	Alejandra Sepúlveda	Ind-DC	29 123	34,16 %
34^[d]	Juan Masferrer	UDI	28 154	33,03 %
35^[d]	Aníbal Pérez	PPD	23 923	33,67 %
35^[d]	Ramón Barros	UDI	20 665	29,08 %
36^[d]	Sergio Correa	UDI	41 777	38,83 %
36^[d]	Boris Tapia	DC	26 676	24,80 %
37^[d]	Sergio Aguiló	PS	34 195	42,81 %
37^[d]	Pablo Prieto	Ind-UDI	21 446	26,85 %
38^[d]	Pedro Álvarez-Salamanca Büchi	RN	23 035	34,27 %
38^[d]	Pablo Lorenzini	DC	21 771	32,39 %
39^[d]	Jorge Tarud	PPD	33 067	41,75 %
39^[d]	Osvaldo Palma	RN	23 363	29,50 %
40^[d]	Ignacio Urrutia	Ind-UDI	25 907	36,67 %
40^[d]	Guillermo Ceroni	PPD	20 460	28,96 %
41^[d]	Rosauro Martínez Labbé	Ind-RN	44 476	38,50 %
41^[d]	Carlos Abel Jarpa	PRSD	23 150	20,04 %
42^[d]	Nicolás Monckeberg	RN	47 839	43,60 %
42^[d]	Felipe Letelier	PPD	33 436	30,47 %
43^[d]	Víctor Barrueto	PPD	35 877	35,14 %
43^[d]	Jorge Ulloa	UDI	38 326	37,53 %
44^[d]	Andrés Egaña	UDI	48 403	32,78 %
44^[d]	José Miguel Ortíz	DC	52 037	35,25 %
45^[d]	Alejandro Navarro Brain	PS	48 990	45,46 %
45^[d]	Edmundo Salas	DC	22 125	20,53 %
46^[d]	Camilo Escalona	PS	33 291	37,22 %
46^[d]	Iván Norambuena	UDI	28 902	32,32 %
47^[d]	Víctor Pérez Varela	UDI	45 328	34,70 %
47^[d]	José Pérez Arriagada	PRSD	40 201	30,77 %
48^[d]	Francisco Bayo Veloso	RN	18 130	28,02 %
48^[d]	Edmundo Villouta	DC	14 996	23,17 %
49^[d]	José Antonio Galilea	RN	16 764	26,41 %
49^[d]	Jaime Quintana	PPD	15 865	25,00 %
50^[d]	Germán Becker Alvear	RN	39 801	37,68 %
50^[d]	Eduardo Saffirio	DC	35 487	33,59 %
51^[d]	Eugenio Tuma	PPD	25 082	40,32 %
51^[d]	Eduardo Díaz del Río	UDI	20 156	32,40 %
52^[d]	René Manuel García	RN	23 370	38,43 %
52^[d]	Fernando Meza Moncada	PRSD	16 781	27,59 %
53^[d]	Roberto Delmastro	Ind-RN	25 866	34,85 %
53^[d]	Exequiel Silva	DC	22 445	30,24 %
54^[d]	Enrique Jaramillo	PPD	27 706	36,16 %
54^[d]	Gastón von Mühlenbrock	Ind-UDI	23 902	31,20 %
55^[d]	Sergio Ojeda Uribe	DC	24 752	33,26 %
55^[d]	Javier Hernández Hernández	UDI	23 479	31,55 %
56^[d]	Carlos Recondo	UDI	19 992	29,17 %
56^[d]	Fidel Espinoza	PS	18 436	26,90 %
57^[d]	Eduardo Lagos Herrera	PRSD	20 565	27,37 %
57^[d]	Carlos Kuschel	RN	19 004	25,29 %
58^[d]	Claudio Alvarado	UDI	26 203	40,48 %
58^[d]	Gabriel Ascencio	DC	23 206	35,85 %
59^[d]	Pablo Galilea	RN	14 918	40,29 %
59^[d]	Leopoldo Sánchez Grunert	PPD	7812	21,10 %
60^[d]	Rodrigo Álvarez Zenteno	UDI	26 081	41,76 %
60^[d]	Pedro Muñoz Aburto	PS	17 302	27,70 %

Notes

↑ The senator Jorge Lavandero (PDC) was removed from office after being re-elected in the 2001 elections, and was prosecuted for "Child Abuse". The trial in June 2005 placed him in preventive detention, and he was later found guilty of the crime of repeated sexual abuse against four minors. He was replaced for the nearly five remaining years of the term by his list partner, Guillermo Vásquez Úbeda (PRSD).
↑ Ramón Pérez dead on June 12th, 2005, being replaced by his list-mate, Néstor Jofré (RN)

References

↑ Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de. "Historia Política, Periodo 1998–2002". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2025-09-27.

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[2] The senator Jorge Lavandero (PDC) was removed from office after being re-elected in the 2001 elections, and was prosecuted for "Child Abuse". The trial in June 2005 placed him in preventive detention, and he was later found guilty of the crime of repeated sexual abuse against four minors. He was replaced for the nearly five remaining years of the term by his list partner, Guillermo Vásquez Úbeda (PRSD).

[3] Ramón Pérez dead on June 12th, 2005, being replaced by his list-mate, Néstor Jofré (RN)

[1] Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de. "Historia Política, Periodo 1998–2002". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2025-09-27.

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