XLIX Legislative Period of the National Congress of Chile

XLIX Period of the Chilean Congress
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Overview
Jurisdiction	Chile
Term	11 March 1994 (1994-03-11) – 11 March 1998 (1998-03-11)
Senate
Members	47
Party control	Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Members	120
Party control	Christian Democratic Party

The XLIX legislative period of the Chilean Congress was elected in the 1993 Chilean parliamentary election and served until 11 March 1998. ^[1]

List of Senators

Constituency	Senator	Party	Votes	%
I[c]	Sergio Bitar	PPD	63 810	39,44 %
	Julio Lagos Cosgrove	RN	41 328	25,54 %
II[c]	Carmen Frei	DC
	Arturo Alessandri Besa	Ind-RN
III[c]	Ricardo Núñez	PS	32 442	29,60 %
	Ignacio Pérez Walker	RN	23 737	21,65 %
IV[c]	Ricardo Hormazábal	DC
	Alberto Cooper	RN
V[c]	Carlos Ominami	PS	117 699	33,27 %
	Sergio Romero Pizarro	RN	109 538	30,96 %
VI[c]	Juan Hamilton	DC	116 515	29,89 %
	Beltrán Urenda	UDI	117 205	30,06 %
VII[c]	Andrés Zaldívar	DC
	Miguel Otero Lathrop [a]	RN
VIII[c]	María Elena Carrera [b]	PS
	Sebastián Piñera	Ind-RN
IX[c]	Nicolás Díaz Sánchez	DC
	Anselmo Sule	PR
X[c]	Jaime Gazmuri	PS	82 259	30,06 %
	Francisco Javier Errázuriz	UCC	103 567	37,85 %
XI[c]	Manuel Matta	DC	52 824	32,91 %
	Hernán Larraín	UDI	41 387	25,79 %
XII[c]	Arturo Frei Bolívar	DC
	Eugenio Cantuarias	UDI
XIII[c]	Mariano Ruiz-Esquide	DC
	Mario Ríos Santander	RN
XIV[c]	Roberto Muñoz Barra	PPD	55 757	40,30 %
	Francisco Prat	RN	38 662	27,94 %
XV[c]	Jorge Lavandero	DC	97 389	39,32 %
	Sergio Diez	RN	58 118	23,46 %
XVI[c]	Gabriel Valdés	DC
	Enrique Larre	Ind-RN
XVII[c]	Bruno Siebert	Ind-RN
	Sergio Páez Verdugo	DC
XVIII[c]	Adolfo Zaldívar	DC	11 480	29,53 %
	Antonio Horvath	Ind-UDI	11 544	29,69 %
XIX[c]	José Ruiz de Giorgio	DC
	Rolando Calderón	PS

Appointed Senators 1990–1998

Institution	Senator	Party
Supreme Court	Ricardo Martín Díaz	Ind
	Carlos Letelier	Ind
Army	Santiago Sinclair	Ind
Navy	Ronald Mc-Intyre	Ind
Air Force	Vacant [c]	Ind
Carabineros	Vicente Huerta Celis	Ind
Comptroller General	Olga Feliú	Ind
University of Chile Rectorate	William Thayer Arteaga	RN
Minister of State	Sergio Fernández Fernández	Ind

List of deputies

District Deputy Party Votes % 1[d] Salvador Urrutia PPD 35 928 43,04 % Carlos Valcarce RN 24 386 29,21 % 2[d] Jorge Soria Macchiavello PPD 23 941 30,37 % Ramón Pérez Opazo RN 28 909 36,67 % 3[d] Fanny Pollarolo Ind-PDI 34 426 42,82 % Carlos Cantero RN 17 931 22,30 % 4[d] Felipe Valenzuela Herrera PS 31 799 27,45 % Rubén Gajardo DC 43 761 37,78 % 5[d] Erick Villegas DC 19 090 28,94 % Carlos Vilches RN 13 320 20,19 % 6[d] Armando Arancibia PS 11 345 25,95 % Baldo Prokurica RN 12 125 27,74 % 7[d] Joaquín Palma Irarrázaval DC 24 562 29,47 % Eugenio Munizaga RN 23 007 27,61 % 8[d] Jorge Pizarro DC 51 258 52,33 % Francisco Encina PS 13 360 13,64 % 9[d] Renán Fuentealba Vildósola DC 15 512 24,63 % Isabel Allende Bussi PS 21 752 34,54 % 10[d] Ignacio Walker DC 46 214 34,25 % Alfonso Vargas RN 32 840 24,34 % 11[d] Nelson Ávila Contreras PPD 34 554 33,08 % Claudio Rodríguez Cataldo RN 29 213 27,96 % 12[d] Iván de la Maza DC 42 891 37,78 % Arturo Longton Guerrero RN 38 630 34,03 % 13[d] Aldo Cornejo DC 64 232 41,67 % Francisco Bartolucci UDI 45 010 29,20 % 14[d] José Makluf DC 44 996 28,10 % Raúl Urrutia RN 47 729 29,81 % 15[d] Samuel Venegas DC 30 174 39,85 % Evelyn Matthei Ind-RN 19 572 25,85 % 16[d] Zarko Luksic DC 38 186 30,93 % Patricio Melero UDI 35 881 29,06 % 17[d] Ramón Elizalde DC 58 693 33,80 % María Antonieta Saa PPD 62 190 35,82 % 18[d] Ignacio Balbontín DC 38 719 19,79 % Guido Girardi PPD 85 537 42,69 % 19[d] Mario Hamuy Berr DC 37 748 28,59 % Cristian Leay UDI 32 757 24,81 % 20[d] Carlos Dupré DC 69 617 31,82 % Ángel Fantuzzi RN 76 679 35,05 % 21[d] Gutenberg Martínez DC 74 079 38,70 % Alberto Espina RN 82 941 43,33 % 22[d] Jorge Schaulsohn PPD 50 386 37,51 % Alberto Cardemil RN 35 740 26,61 % 23[d] Carlos Bombal UDI 65 449 34,89 % Andrés Allamand RN 58 471 31,17 % 24[d] María Angélica Cristi RN 54 016 39,19 % Tomás Jocelyn-Holt DC 43 100 31,27 % 25[d] Andrés Palma Irarrázaval DC 63 431 34,79 % Jaime Orpis UDI 49 538 27,17 % 26[d] Mariana Aylwin DC 48 309 32,91 % Carlos Montes Cisternas PS 47 919 32,64 % 27[d] Camilo Escalona PS 62 629 33,39 % Iván Moreira UDI 52 639 28,06 % 28[d] Rodolfo Seguel DC 46 811 25,57 % Darío Paya UDI 41 029 22,41 % 29[d] Maximiano Errázuriz Eguiguren RN 32 271 19,69 % Jaime Estévez PS 52 706 32,16 % 30[d] Andrés Aylwin DC 68 442 46,20 % Pablo Longueira UDI 47 282 31,92 % 31[d] Vicente Sota PPD 48 858 32,59 % Juan Antonio Coloma Correa UDI 49 076 32,73 % 32[d] Aníbal Pérez PS 28 757 30,64 % Alejandro García-Huidobro UCC 24 398 26,00 % 33[d] Juan Pablo Letelier PS 46 577 41,89 % Andrés Chadwick UDI 35 361 31,80 % 34[d] Sergio Morales Morales PR 24 565 26,75 % Juan Masferrer UDI 20 126 21,92 % 35[d] Juan Carlos Latorre DC 33 338 46,05 % José María Hurtado RN 13 030 18,00 % 36[d] Roberto León DC 43 484 37,60 % Sergio Correa UDI 35 455 30,66 % 37[d] Sergio Aguiló PS 38 066 44,36 % Homero Gutiérrez DC 17 067 19,89 % 38[d] Romy Rebolledo PPD 24 874 35,07 % Pedro Álvarez-Salamanca RN 15 034 21,20 % 39[d] Jaime Naranjo PS 44 883 53,40 % Luis Valentín Ferrada RN 24 974 29,72 % 40[d] Osvaldo Vega Vera UDI 21 396 28,49 % Guillermo Ceroni PPD 17 054 22,71 % 41[d] Isidoro Tohá PS 41 206 33,27 % Rosauro Martínez Ind-RN 46 727 37,73 % 42[d] Hosain Sabag DC 63 600 56,35 % Felipe Letelier PPD 21 155 18,74 % 43[d] Jorge Ulloa UDI 33 558 27,96 % Víctor Barrueto PPD 30 361 25,30 % 44[d] José Miguel Ortíz DC 55 622 33,29 % José Antonio Viera Gallo PS 51 829 31,02 % 45[d] Edmundo Salas DC 44 680 40,95 % Alejandro Navarro Brain PS 27 328 25,05 % 46[d] Martita Worner PPD 39 059 41,45 % Jaime Rocha PR 17 384 18,45 % 47[d] Octavio Jara Wolff PPD 54 079 38,20 % Víctor Pérez Varela UDI 32 446 22,92 % 48[d] Edmundo Villouta DC 21 272 29,78 % Francisco Bayo Veloso RN 14 498 20,30 % 49[d] Miguel Hernández Saffirio DC 19 518 29,74 % José Antonio Galilea RN 18 773 28,60 % 50[d] Francisco Huenchumilla DC 55 798 42,27 % José García Ruminot RN 39 505 33,47 % 51[d] Eugenio Tuma PPD 20 818 31,58 % Teodoro Ribera RN 17 800 27,00 % 52[d] Mario Acuña Cisternas DC 23 013 36,44 % René Manuel García RN 24 914 39,45 % 53[d] Exequiel Silva DC 27 531 32,91 % Juan Enrique Taladriz RN 30 060 35,93 % 54[d] José Luis González Rodríguez PPD 25 305 31,10 % Carlos Caminondo RN 24 249 29,80 % 55[d] Sergio Ojeda Uribe DC 27 737 35,06 % Marina Prochelle RN 21 005 26,55 % 56[d] Víctor Reyes Alvarado DC 26 685 37,99 % Harry Jürgensen RN 18 938 26,96 % 57[d] Sergio Elgueta DC 24 895 30,85 % Carlos Kuschel RN 20 287 25,14 % 58[d] Gabriel Ascencio DC 22 172 32,56 % Claudio Alvarado Ind-UDI 15 505 22,77 % 59[d] Héctor Zambrano Opazo DC 10 230 26,95 % Valentín Solís UCC 8318 21,91 % 60[d] Pedro Muñoz Aburto PS 21 504 29,79 % Vicente Karelovic Ind-UDI 17 102 23,69 %

Notes

1. Miguel Otero Lathrop, (RN), obtained the third majority in 1989 with 199,856 votes (15.31%) in the Western Metropolitan Region; he took office after the assassination of UDI senator Jaime Guzmán Errázuriz on April 1, 1991.
2. María Elena Carrera Villavicencio, an independent socialist candidate in 1989, obtained 221,080 votes (15.48%) in the Eastern Metropolitan Region; she took the vacant seat after the resignation of DC senator Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle in 1993.
3. César Ruíz Danyau, commander-in-chief of the Chilean Air Force, died of a pulmonary embolism on 21 November 1990 before completing his senatorial term. According to the 1980 Constitution of Chile, the seat was not filled since Institutional Senators were presidentially appointed for 8 years.

References

1. Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de. "Historia Política, Periodo 1994–1998". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2025-09-27.