Charleroi-Thuin (Chamber of Representatives constituency)
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Charleroi-Thuin was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1995 and 2003.
Representatives
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| 1995 | Formed from a merger of Charleroi and Thuin | |||||||||||||||||
| Jean-Pol Henry (PS) |
Patrick Moriau (PS) |
José Canon (PS) |
Hugues Wailliez (FN) |
Marceau Mairesse (cdH) |
Philippe Maystadt (cdH) |
Philippe Dallons (Ecolo) |
Philippe Seghin (PRL) |
Véronique Cornet (PRL) | ||||||||||
| 1999 | Daniel Féret (FN) |
Bernard Baille (Ecolo) |
Jean-Jacques Viseur (cdH) |
Mirella Minne (Ecolo) |
Olivier Chastel (PRL) | |||||||||||||
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