Petrus Pellegrini

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Nativitas: 6 Octobris 1975; Neosolium
Patria: Slovacia

Officium

Officium: Member of the National Council of the Slovak Republic, Prime Minister of Slovakia, Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Speaker of the National Council of the Slovak Republic, Minister of Health of the Slovak Republic, Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic, Minister of Interior of the Slovak Republic, Deputy Prime Minister for the Recovery and Resilience Plan
Munus: politicus, international forum participant

Consociatio

Factio: Direction – Social Democracy

Petrus, vulgo Peter Pellegrini (Neosolii natus die 6 Octobris 1975) est politicus Slovaciae.

Alumnus est universitatis Matthiae Belii in urbe nativa et universitatis technicae Cassoviensis. Legatus est consilio nationali Slovacensi ab anno 2006. Ab 2012 secretatrius civicus a vectigalibus, anno 2014 breve temporis spatium minister ab eruditione, a die 25 Novembris 2014 orator consilii nationalis, denuo a die 23 Martii 2016 minister a vectigalibus factus est, primo ministro Roberto Fico. Quo officium suum renuntiante, Petrus Pellegrini primus minister nominatus die 22 Martii 2018 inauguratus est.

Nexus externi[recensere | fontem recensere]

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Petrus Pellegrini spectant.
Primi ministri Slovaciae 1993–
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Vladimirus Mečiar 1993 • Iosephus Moravčík 1994 • Vladimirus Mečiar 1994 • Nicolaus Dzurinda 1998 • Robertus Fico 2006 • Iveta Radičová 2010 • Robertus Fico 2012 • Petrus Pellegrini 2018 • Inguarus Matovič 2020 • Eduardus Heger 2021

Gubernatores civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae
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Birgitta Bierlein (Austria) · Alexander De Croo (Belgica) · Galab Donev (Bulgaria) · Andreas Babiš (Cechia) · Andreas Plenković (Croatia) · Nicolaus Anastasiades (Cyprus) · Mette Frederiksen (Dania) · Georgius Ratas (Estonia) · Antti Rinne (Finnia) · Eduardus Philippe (Francia) · Angela Merkel (Germania) · Cyriacus Metsotaces (Graecia) · Leo Varadkar (Hibernia) · Petrus Sánchez (Hispania) · Victor Orbán (Hungaria) · Iosephus Conte (Italia) · Christianus Kariņš (Lettonia) · Saulius Skvernelis (Lituania) · Xaverius Bettel (Luxemburgum) · Robertus Abela (Melita) · Marcus Rutte (Nederlandia) · Matthaeus Morawiecki (Polonia) · Antonius Costa (Portugallia) · Florinus Cîțu (Romania) · Petrus Pellegrini (Slovacia) · Ioannes Janša (Slovenia) · Stephanus Löfven (Suecia)

Consilium ministrorum Slovacicum Roberti Fico et Petri Pellegrini 2012–2020
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Thomas Borec (2012–2016) • Romanus Brecely (2016) • Dušan Čaplovič (2012–2014) • Gulielmus Čislák (2014–2016) • Georgius Draxler (2014–2016) • Árpád Érsek (2016–) • Robertus Fico (2012–2018) • Petrus Gajdoš (2016–) • Gábor Gál (2018–) • Martinus Glváč (2012–2016) • Basilius Hudák (2015–2016) • Lubomirus Jahnátek (2012–2016) • Andrea Kalavská (2018–) • Robertus Kaliňák (2012–2018) • Ladislaus Kamenický (futurus) • Petrus Kažimír (2012–2019) • Miroslaus Lajčák • Ľubica Laššáková (2018–) • Martina Lubyová (2017–) • Marek Maďarič (2012–2018) • Thomas Malatinský (2012–2014) • Gabriela Matečná (2016–) • Paulus Pavlis (2014–2015) • Petrus Pellegrini (2014, 2016–) • Petrus Plavčan (2016–2017) • Ioannes Počiatek (2012–2016) • Ricardus Raši (2018–) • Ioannes Richter (2012–2018) • Ladislaus Sólymos (2016–) • Lubomirus Vážny (2012–2016) • Petrus Žiga • Lucia Žitňanská (2016–2018) • Susanna Zvolenská (2012–2014)

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