Marianus Rajoy

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 27 Martii 1955; Compostella
Patria: Hispania
Nomen nativum: Mariano Rajoy Brey

Officium

Officium: president of the Partido Popular, Deputy Prime Minister of Spain, Minister of the Interior of Spain, President of the Pontevedra Provincial Diputation, Minister of Education and Culture, Minister of the Presidency, Minister of the Presidency, Minister for Public Administration, Spokesperson of the Government of Spain, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Leader of the Opposition, Prime Minister of Spain, Q66480648
Munus: politicus

Consociatio

Factio: Factio Popularis Hispanica, People's Alliance, Spanish National Union
Religio: Ecclesia Catholica Romana

Familia

Genitores: Mariano Rajoy Sobredo; Olga Brey López
Coniunx: Elvira Fernández
Proles: Mariano Rajoy Fernández, Juan Rajoy Fernández

Memoria

Laurae: Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru‎, Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, Ribbon of the Order of the Republic of Serbia, Grand Cross Special Class of the Order of the Aztec Eagle, Order of Merit, Collar of the Order of Isabella the Catholic‎, Grand Cross of the Military Order of Christ

Insignia heraldica

Marianus Rajoy: insigne

Marianus Rajoy Brey (Compostellae die 27 Martii 1955 natus) est politicus Hispanicus, qui a die 21 Decembris 2011 ad 1 Iunii 2018 fuit praeses consilii i.e. primus minister Hispaniae.

Alumnus Universitatis Compostellanae ubi iuris prudentiae studuit, Marianus Rajoy legatus est parlamento Hispanico a die 2 Aprilis 2004 pro circulo Matritensi. Minister pro provinciis a die 6 Maii 1996 meruit, deinde minister eruditionis et culturae a die 19 Ianuarii 1999 usque ad 27 Aprilis 2000, mox etiam minister rerum internarum a die 27 Februarii 2001 ad 10 Iulii 2002, praeside eo tempore ministrorum Iosepho Maria Aznar. Est ductor factionis Popularis (Hispanice Partido Popular) a die 2 Octobris 2004.

Bibliographia[recensere | fontem recensere]

Luis R. Aizpeolea, "Un gallego pragmático al frente de Educación" in El País (19 Ianuarii 1999)
Ana Portalo, "Marianito, el niño que llegó a ser president" in ABC (24 Decembris 2011)

Nexus externi[recensere | fontem recensere]

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Marianum Rajoy spectant.

"Mariano Rajoy Brey": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
De Mariano Rajoy (Theodisce)

Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976–


Adolphus Suárez 1976 • Leopoldus Calvo-Sotelo 1981 • Philippus González 1982 • Iosephus Maria Aznar 1996 • Iosephus Ludovicus Rodríguez Zapatero 2004 • Marianus Rajoy 2011 • Petrus Sánchez 2018 Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Gubernatores civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Gubernatores civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae • Principes Hispaniae • Primi ministri 1931–1976 • Ministri culturae • eruditionis • munitionis • oeconomiae • provinciarum • rerum externarum • rerum internarum • Praesides generalitatis Catalauniae

Ministri rectionum Hispanicarum Iosephi Mariae Aznar 1996–2004


Angelus Acebes • Esperanza Aguirre • Franciscus Álvarez-Cascos • Ioannes Carolus Aparicio • Xaverius Arenas • Michael Arias Cañete • Raphael Arias-Salgado • Iosephus Maria Aznar • Michael Angelus Rodríguez Bajón • Anna Birulés • Pius Cabanillas Alonso • Pilar del Castillo • Ioannes Costa • Iulia García-Valdecasas • Ioannes Iosephus Lucas • Margarita Mariscal de Gante • Iacobus Matas • Abel Matutes • Iacobus Mayor Oreja • Iosephus Maria Michavila • Cristophorus Montoro • Loyola de Palacio • Anna Pastor • Manuel Pimentel • Iosephus Piqué • Iesus Posada • Marianus Rajoy • Rodericus Rato • Elvira Rodríguez • Iosephus Manuel Romay • Eduardus Serra Rexach • Isabella Tocino • Fridericus Trillo • Caelia Villalobos • Eduardus Zaplana Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Aznar 1996–2004 • Zapatero 2004–2011 • Rajoy 2011–2018 • Sánchez 2018–

Ministri rectionum Hispanicarum Mariani Rajoy 2011–2018


Alphonsus Alonso (2014) • Michael Arias Cañete (2011–2014) • Fatima Báñez • Maria Dolores de Cospedal (2016–2018) • Raphael Catalá (2014–2018) • Alphonsus Dastis (2016–2018) • Georgius Fernández Díaz (2011–2016) • Romanus Escolano (2018) • Iosephus Manuel García-Margallo (2011–2016) • Isabel García Tejerina (2014–2018) • Aloysius de Guindos • Anna Mato (2011–2014) • Enneco Méndez de Vigo (2015–2018) • Christophorus Montoro • Dolores Montserrat (2016–2018) • Petrus Morenés (2011–2016) • Álvaro Nadal (2016–2018) • Anna Pastor (2011–2016) • Marianus Rajoy • Albertus Ruiz-Gallardón (2011–2014) • Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría • Enneco de la Serna (2016–2018) • Iosephus Manuel Soria (2011–2016) • Iosephus Ignatius Wert (2011–2015) • Ioannes Ignatius Zoido (2016–2018) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Aznar 1996–2004 • Zapatero 2004–2011 • Rajoy 2011–2018 • Sánchez 2018–

Ministri a provinciis Hispanici (1979–)


Antonius Fontán 1979 • Iosephus Petrus Pérez-Llorca 1980 • Rudolphus Martinus Villa 1980 • Raphael Arias-Salgado 1981 • Aloysius Manuel Cosculluela 1982 • Thomas de la Quadra-Salcedo 1982 • Felix Pons 1982 • Ioachim Almunia 1986 • Ioannes Manuel Eguiagaray 1991 • Hieronymus Saavedra 1993 • Ioannes Lerma 1995 • Marianus Rajoy 1996 • Ángel Acebes 1999 • Iesus Posada 2000 • Xaverius Arenas 2002 • Iulia García-Valdecasas 2003 • Georgius Sevilla 2004 • Helena Salgado 2007 • Manuel Chaves 2009 • Christophorus Montoro 2011 • Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría 2016 • Meritxell Batet 2018 Opus geopoliticum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976–

Ministri rerum internarum Hispanici (1977–)


Rudolphus Martinus Villa 1977 • Antonius Ibáñez Freire 1979 • Ioannes Iosephus Rosón 1980 • Iosephus Barrionuevo 1982 • Iosephus Aloysius Corcuera 1988 • Antonius Asunción 1993 • Ioannes Albertus Belloch 1994 • Iacobus Mayor Oreja 1996 • Marianus Rajoy 2001 • Angelus Acebes 2002 • Iosephus Antonius Alonso 2004 • Alfredus Pérez Rubalcaba 2006 • Antonius Camacho 2011 • Georgius Fernández Díaz 2011 • Ioannes Ignatius Zoido 2016 • Ferdinandus Grande-Marlaska 2018 Opus geopoliticum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976–

Ministri eruditionis Hispanici (1977–)


Enneco Cavero 1977 • Iosephus Manuel Otero Novas 1979 • Ioannes Antonius Ortega 1980 • Fridericus Mayor Zaragoza 1981 • Iosephus Maria Maravall 1982 • Xaverius Solana 1988 • Alfredus Pérez Rubalcaba 1992 • Gustavus Suárez Pertierra 1993 • Hieronymus Saavedra 1995 • Esperanza Aguirre 1996 • Marianus Rajoy 1999 • Pilar del Castillo 2000 • Maria Iesus San Segundo 2004 • Mercedes Cabrera 2006 • Angelus Gabilondo 2009 • Iosephus Ignatius Wert 2011 • Enneco Méndez de Vigo 2015 • Isabella Celaá 2018 Opus geopoliticum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976–

Ministri culturae Hispanici (1977–)


Pius Cabanillas Gallas 1977 • Manuel Clavero Arévalo 1979 • Ricardus de la Cierva 1980 • Enneco Cavero 1980 • Soledad Becerril 1981 • Xaverius Solana 1982 • Georgius Semprún 1988 • Georgius Solé Tura 1991 • Carmen Alborch 1993 • Esperanza Aguirre 1996 • Marianus Rajoy 1999 • Pilar del Castillo 2000 • Carmen Calvo 2004 • Caesar Antonius Molina 2007 • Ángeles González-Sinde 2009 • Iosephus Ignatius Wert 2011 • Enneco Méndez de Vigo 2015 • Maximus Huerta 2018 • Iosephus Guirao 2018 Opus geopoliticum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976–