Las imágenes de las elecciones europeas 2014
Las imágenes de las elecciones europeas 2014
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El candidato del Partido Popular Europeo para presidir la Comisión Jean-Claude Juncker valora los resultados de la jornada electoral en rueda de prensa.
25.05.2014BRU01. Brussels (Belgium), 25/05/2014.- EPP group candidate designate vying for the presidency of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker attends electoral evening at EU parliament in Brussels, Belgium, 25 May 2014. The European elections, which run from 22 to 25 May, will form a new European Parliament, whose 751 members will help set laws in the European Union for five years to come. About 400 million people in the 28-country bloc are eligible to vote. (Elecciones) EFE/EPA/JULIEN WARNANDEFE/EPA/JULIEN WARNAND -
El candidato de los socialistas europeos a presidir la Comisión, Martin Schulz, durante la valoración de los resultados en Bruselas.
25.05.2014Party of European Socialists' (PES) candidate to head the European commission Martin Schulz delivers a speech during the announcement of the European elections results on May 25, 2014, at the European Parliament in Brussels. Turnout in elections for the European Parliament averaged out at 43.11 percent across the 28-nation European Union. That was fractionally higher than the 43 percent at the last election in 2009, which was the lowest rate ever. AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYSAFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS -
El líder del Partido por la Independencia de Reino Unido (UKIP), Nigel Farage, celebra la reelección flanqueado por sus compañeros y candidatos Janice Atkinson y Diane James.
25.05.2014UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage (C) stands on stage after being re-elected as an MEP flanked by fellow UKIP MEPs Janice Atkinson (R) and Diane James (L) after the South East England region results of the European Parliament elections were declared by the returning officer at Southampton Guildhall in Southampton, southern England, on May 25, 2014. Results rolled in for the European Parliament elections with all eyes on potential gains by Europe's increasingly popular anti-EU parties. Farage, leader of the eurosceptic UKIP on May 25 said his party was on course to cause a political "earthquake" as it took the lead in the European parliament election in Britain. UKIP took four seats in the South East region. AFP PHOTO / CARL COURTAFP PHOTO / CARL COURT
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