Notable Christian democrats Christian democracy

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1 notable christian democrats

1.1 asia
1.2 europe
1.3 americas





notable christian democrats

asia

raul manglapus
rufus rodriguez
pierre gemayel

europe

konrad adenauer, first chancellor of west germany after world war ii , architect of social market economy
giulio andreotti, long-time prime minister of italy (1972–1973, 1976–1979, 1989–1992)
iuliu maniu, former prime minister of romania
jerzy buzek, former president of european parliament (2009–2012)
alcide de gasperi, italian prime minister , pro-european leader
Éamon de valera, president , prime minister of ireland, constitution of ireland influenced catholic social teaching
eddie fenech adami, former leader of nationalist party in malta (partit nazzjonalista); former prime minister , former president of republic of malta
theresa may, prime minister of united kingdom , leader of conservative party
helmut kohl, chancellor of west germany , later unified germany
abraham kuyper, founder of netherlands anti revolutionary party (the first christian democratic party), neo-calvinist protestant movement, , prime minister of netherlands
giorgio la pira, italian politician, left wing of democrazia cristiana
ruud lubbers, prime minister of netherlands , united nations high commissioner refugees
ken hargreaves, politician , founder of movement christian democracy in britain.
wilfried martens, former prime minister of belgium, president of european people s party
kjell magne bondevik, former prime minister of norway
angela merkel, since 2005, first female chancellor of germany
xabier arzalluz, leader of basque nationalist party 2 decades, until 2004
luigi sturzo, italian politician , 1 of founders of partito popolare italiano in 1919
aldo moro, prime minister of italy, killed brigate rosse
boris trajkovski, president of republic of macedonia
mariano rajoy, prime minister of spain
herman van rompuy, first fixed-term president of european council
robert schuman, french politician has served both head of government , foreign minister, leader of popular republican movement; 1 of founders of european union
wolfgang schüssel, former chancellor of austria
adone zoli, former prime minister of italy
lech wałęsa, polish politician, trade-union organizer, , human-rights activist. charismatic leader, co-founded solidarity, soviet bloc s first independent trade union, won nobel peace prize in 1983, , served president of poland 1990–1995
ludwig windthorst, german politician , leader of centre party
joseph görres, german writer , journalist, co-founder of idea of political catholic movement
jean-claude juncker, prime minister of luxembourg (1995–2013), president of eurogroup (1989–2009) , president of european commission (2014–present)
vladan batić, serbian politician
dalia grybauskaitė, president of lithuania since 2009

the americas

patricio aylwin, chilean politician served president when chile returned democracy after dictatorship of augusto pinochet
joaquín balaguer, former president of dominican republic
rafael caldera, two-time president of venezuela , author. founder of copei , national convergence
felipe calderón, former president of mexico (2006–2012)
josé napoleón duarte, democratically elected president of el salvador during civil war
josé maria eymael, brazilian politician, lawyer, , businessman, , founder of christian democracy (dc)
eduardo frei montalva, chilean politician , former president 1958 1964
eduardo frei ruiz-tagle, chilean politician , former president 1994 2000
andré franco montoro, former governor of são paulo , founder of brazilian social democracy party
oswaldo payá, founder , leader of dissident cuban christian liberation movement (movimiento cristiano de liberación – mcl). died in car accident in 2012. has been nominated nobel peace prize.
luis herrera campins, former president of venezuela.
luis bedoya reyes, peruvian politician , former mayor of lima. founder of christian people s party.
lourdes flores, peruvian politician , former candidate peruvian presidency in 2001 , 2006.






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