Nominators

To be a candidate for the Nobel Peace prize, you have to be nominated. The Oslo Nobel Committee sets a very strict profile.

Nomination

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PARLIAMENT

1  José Bono President of the Congress of Parliament of Spain

2  José Antonio Alonso, Spokesperson Socialist Group

3  Soraya Saénz de Santamaría, Spokesperson Popular Group

4  Josep Antoni Duran Lleida, Spokesperson Catalan Group

5  Josu Erkoreka, Spokesperson Basque Group

6  Rosa Díez, Spokesperson Mixed Group

7  Gaspar Llamazares, Spokesperson ER-IU-ICVGroup

8  Jaime Gama, President of the Portuguese Parliament


PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND INSTITUTES OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

9  Mariano Aguirre, Managing Director of the Norwegian Peacebuilding Centre

10  Federico Mayor Zaragoza, President of Foundation for a Culture of Peace

11  Diego Hidalgo, President of FRIDE (Foundation for International Relations and External Dialogue)

12  Beatriz Molina Rueda, Director of the Institute of Peace and Conflicts of the University of Granada

13  Helen Beatriz Mack Chang, President of the Myrna Mack Foundation

14  Manuel Torres Aguilar, Director of the UNESCO Chair in Conflicts Resolution of the University of Córdoba


UNIVERSITIES IN SPAIN

15  Daniel Hernández Ruipérez, President of the University of Salamanca

16  Carlos Berzosa Alonso-Martínez, President of the Complutense University of Madrid

17  Dídac Ramírez i Sarrió, President of the University of Barcelona

18  Joaquín Luque Rodríguez, President of the University of Sevilla

19  Evaristo J. Abril Domingo, President of the University of Valladolid

20  Francisco González Lodeiro, President of the University of Granada

21  José Ángel Hermida Alonso, Rector University of León

22  Alfonso Murillo Villar, President of the University of Burgos

23  Montserrat Casas Ametller, President of the University of the Balearic Islands

24  Julio Lafuente López, President of the Public University of Navarra

25  Eduardo Bericat Alastuey, Head of the Department and Full Professor of Sociology of the University of Sevilla

26  Pilar López de Santamaría, Filosofy Full Professor of the University of Sevilla


OTHER MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES AND OF THE INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION

27  Santiago Fisas, Member of European Parliament

28  Iñigo Méndez de Vigo, Member of European Parliament

29  Pedro Agramunt Font de Mora, Spain Senator for Valencia and member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union

30  Carlos Cuevas, Spain Senator for La Rioja

31  Joan Huguet Rotger, Spain Senator and spokesman of the Parliamentary Popular Group in the Constitutional Commission of the Senate

32  Jorge Moragas, Member of Spanish Parliament

Support

WORLD SCALE SUPPORTS

1  Ricardo Lagos, former President of Chile

2  Fernando Henrique Cardoso, former President of Brasil

3  Javier Solana, Former High Representative of the European Union for the Common Foreign and Security Policy

4  Dr. Valentí Fuster, Director of the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute, Mount Sinai, New York

5  Ferran Adrià, Head Chef of the El Bulli restaurant

6  Ion de la Riva, Spain Ambassador in India

7  Anil Marcandya, Member of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change


JOINT LETTER OF SPAIN’S MAIN NEWSPAPERS’ EDITORS IN CHIEF

8  Rafael Nadal, Editor in chief of El Periódico de Catalunya

9  Lluís Bassets, Assistant editor in chief of El País

10  Fernando Baeta, Editor in chief of elmundo.es

11  José Antich, Editor in chief of La Vanguardia

12  Ángel Expósito Mora, Editor in chief of ABC

13  Félix Monteira, Editor in chief of El Público

14  Francisco Marhuenda, Editor in chief of La Razón


MAYORS OF THE CITIES WHERE THE FOUNDATION VICENTE FERRER HAS DELEGATIONS

15  Jordi Hereu, Mayor of Barcelona

16  Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, Mayor of Madrid

17  Rita Barberá, Mayoress of Valencia

18  Iñaki Azkuna, Mayor of Bilbao

19  Aina Calvo Sastre, Mayoress of Palma de Mallorca

20  Alfredo Sánchez Monteseirín, Mayor of Sevilla

21  Sonia Castedo, Mayoress of Alicante

22  Yolanda Barcina Angulo, Mayoress of Pamplona


PRESIDENTS OF SPAIN’S AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES (REGIONAL GOVERNMENT)

23  José Montilla, President of the Catalan Government

24  Francisco Camps Ortiz, President of the Government of Valencia

25  Patxi López, President of the Basque Government

26  Miguel Sanz Sesma, President of the Government of Navarra

27  José Antonio Griñán, President of the Government of Andalucía

28  Francesc Antich i Oliver, President of the Government of the Balearic Islands

29  Marcelino Iglesias Ricou, President of the Government of Aragón

30  Guillermo Fernández Vara, President of the Government of Extremadura

31  Pedro Sanz, President of the Government of La Rioja

32  José María Barreda, President of the Government of Castilla - La Mancha

33  Juan Vicente Herrera Campo, President of the Government of Castilla León

34  Juan José Ibarretxe, former President of the Basque Government


SPECIFIC SUPPORTS

35  Javier Zulaica Leoz, President of the Spanish Federation of Centers and Clubs UNESCO

36  Concepción Corera Oroz, Director of the UNESCO Chair of Citizenry, Coexistence and Pluralism of the Public University of Navarra

37  Camino Oslé Guerendian, Vice President of Social and Cultural Spread of the Public University of Navarra

38  Juan Torres López, Economics Full Professor of the University of Sevilla

39  Fina Santiago Rodríguez, Councillor of Social Affairs, Promotion and Immigration of the Balearic Islands


PLENARY CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUS SUPPORT

40 Plenary City Council Barcelona

41 Plenary City Council of Valencia

42 Plenary City Council of Ciudadela (Menorca)

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