Regional Council of Martinique

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Regional Council of Martinique

Conseil régional de la Martinique
Regional Council
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History
DisbandedDecember 2015
Succeeded by Assembly of Martinique
Leadership
(former) President
Serge Letchimy, PPM
since 2010
Structure
Seats41 Regional Councillors
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Political groups
  •   Ensemble pour une Martinique nouvelle (26)
  •   Patriotes et sympathisants (12)
  •   Rassembler la Martinique (3)
Elections
Proportional representation, two round voting
Last election
2010
Website
www.region-martinique.mq

The Regional Council of Martinique served as the regional council governing Martinique [1] . In 2015, the Assembly of Martinique was established to replace both the Regional and General Councils of Martinique.

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Its headquarters were located in the Defferre Cluny hotel district in Fort-de-France. Serge Letchimy of the Martinican Progressive Party chaired the Regional Council from March 21, 2010, until it was replaced by the Assembly of Martinique.

Executive and Standing Committee

Political parties

Majority: "Together for a new Martinique" (alliance of PPM, the Socialist Federation of Martinique, Franciscan Popular Movement, Dare Dare, Miscellaneous Left Movement "Living in Schoelcher" and civil society), led by Serge Letchimy has 26 seats.

The 26 elected officials are: Serge Letchimy (PPM), Catherine Conconne (PPM), Jean-Claude Duverger (PPM), Patricia Telle (FSM), Didier Laguerre (PPM), Yvette Galot (DVG), Luc-Louison Clemente (Living Movement Schoelcher), Jenny Dulys (Dare Dare), Justin Pamphile (DVG), Jocelyne Pinville (DVG), Daniel Robin (PPM), Karine Roy-Camille (civil society), Daniel Chomet (PPM), Christiane Mage (PPM), Simon Morin (PPM), Marie-France Thodiard (MPF), Jean Crusol (PPM), Maria Theresa Casimirius (PPM), Fred Lordinot (PPM), Marlene Lanoix (FSM), Camille Chauvet (PPM), Karine Galy (DVG) Jose Maurice (DVG), Elizabeth Landi (PPM), Thierry Fondelot (PPM), Manuéla Kéclard-Mondésir (PPM).

Opposition: "Martinique Patriots and Sympathizers" (alliance of MIM, Palima, CNCP, and sympathizers), led by Alfred Marie-Jeanne has 12 seats.

Committees

References

  1. "Création de l'Assemblée de Martinique" (in French). Gouvernement français. Retrieved 24 January 2026.

See also