Sanna Marin

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 16 Novembris 1985; Helsingia
Patria: Finnia
Nomen nativum: Sanna Mirella Marin

Officium

Officium: member of the Parliament of Finland, municipality councillor in Finland, Primus minister Finniae, Finnish Minister of Transport and Communications, Praeses factionis, member of the Parliament of Finland
Munus: politicus, parlamentarius, international forum participant

Consociatio

Factio: Social Democratic Party of Finland

Familia

Coniunx: Markus Räikkönen

Memoria

Laurae: BBC 100 Women

Sanna Mirella Marin (nata die 16 Novembris 1985) est politica Finnica et socia factionis socialis democraticae.

Helsingiae nata, Esboae et postea Tammerforsiae habitabat. Patre ebrioso mox a matre separato, ab hac novaque consorte feminina deinde educata est.^[1] Alma mater eius est Universitas Tamperensis.

Consiliaria municipalis anno 2012 electa, ab anno insequenti usque in 2017 praeses consiliariorum urbis Tammerforsiae meruit. Ab anno 2017 legata est parlamento Finnico. Die 6 Iunii 2019 ministra a commeatu facta est, primo ministro Antti Rinne. Quo officium suum recusante, Sanna Marin, die 8 Decembris 2019 prima ministra creata, biduo post in hoc munus rite inducta est.

Die 12 Maii 2022 sententiam suam aperuit, ut Finnia Consociationi ex pacto Atlantico Septentrionali quam celerrime sese adiungeret.^[2]

Notae[recensere | fontem recensere]

↑ "Her father struggled with alcoholism and after her parents separated, Marin was brought up by her mother and her mother's new female partner" (Politico). Alii aliter: "Nació en 1985 en Helsinki en el hogar homoparental formado por su madre biológica lesbiana y su pareja de hecho, 32 años antes de que la legislación finlandesa reconociera los matrimonios de personas del mismo sexo" (CIDOB).
↑ Finland moves to join NATO ‘without delay’ after Ukraine invasion

Bibliographia[recensere | fontem recensere]

Jenni Avins, "Finland’s Sanna Marin, 34, will be the world’s youngest sitting prime minister" in Quartz (9 Decembris 2019)
Petri Burtsov, Melissa Heikkilä, "Comrades, meet Finland’s new PM" on Politico (12 Decembris 2019)
Emma Graham-Harrison, "Feminism comes of age in Finland as female coalition takes the reins" in The Guardian (14 Decembris 2019)
Aleksi Teivainen, "Social Democrats selects Marin as its candidate to succeed Rinne" in Helsinki Times (9 Decembris 2019)

Nexus externi[recensere | fontem recensere]

"Sanna Marin": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
"Sanna Marin" apud parlamentum Finnicum
Situs privatus

Primi ministri Finniae


Pehr Evind Svinhufvud • Ioannes Paasikivi • Lauri Ingman • Carolus Castrén • Juho Vennola • Raphael Erich • Juho Vennola • Aimo Cajander • Gustavus Kallio • Aimo Cajander • Lauri Ingman • Antti Tulenheimo • Gustavus Kallio • Väinö Tanner • Juho Sunila • Anscharius Mantere • Gustavus Kallio • Pehr Evind Svinhufvud • Juho Sunila • Toivo Kivimäki • Gustavus Kallio • Aimo Cajander • Christopher Ryti • Carolus Rudolphus Walden • Iohannes Gulielmus Rangell • Edwin Linkomies • Antti Hackzell • Urho Castrén • Ioannes Paasikivi • Mauno Pekkala • Carolus Augustus Fagerholm • Urho Kekkonen • Sakari Tuomioja • Radulphus Törngren • Urho Kekkonen • Carolus Augustus Fagerholm • Vieno Sukselainen • Berndt Rainer von Fieandt • Reino Iisakki Kuuskoski • Carolus Augustus Fagerholm • Vieno Sukselainen • Aemilius Luukka • Martinus Miettunen • Ahti Karjalainen • Reino Ragnar Lehto • Iohannes Virolainen • Raphael Paasio • Magnus Koivisto • Teuvo Aura • Ahti Karjalainen • Teuvo Aura • Raphael Paasio • Kalevi Sorsa • Keijo Liinamaa • Martinus Miettunen • Kalevi Sorsa • Magnus Koivisto • Eino Uusitalo • Kalevi Sorsa • Harri Holkeri • Esko Aho • Paavo Lipponen • Anneli Jäätteenmäki • Matthias Vanhanen • Maria Iohanna Kiviniemi • Jyrki Katainen • Alexander Stubb • Juha Sipilä • Antti Rinne • Sanna Marin Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Finniae • Gubernatores civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum • Praesides consilii ministrorum rei publicae Italicae Capsae cognatae: Gubernatores civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae • Praesides Finniae •• Ministri a circumiectu • a rebus Europaeis • a rebus externis

Ministri regiminis Finnici Antti Rinne 2019


Li Andersson • Thomas Blomqvist • Pekka Haavisto • Timo Harakka • Anna Maia Henriksson • Antti Kaikkonen • Christa Kiuru • Katri Kulmuni • Jari Leppä • Mika Lintilä • Sanna Marin • Christa Mikkonen • Maria Ohisalo • Sirpa Paatero • Aino-Kaisa Pekonen • Antti Rinne • Annika Saarikko • Ville Skinnari • Tytti Tuppurainen Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Finniae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Vanhanen 2007–2010 • Kiviniemi 2010–2011 • Katainen 2011–2014 • Stubb 2014–2015 • Sipilä 2015–2019 • Rinne 2019 • Marin 2019–

Ministri regiminis Finnici Sanna Marin 2019–


Li Andersson • Thomas Blomqvist • Tuula Haatainen • Pekka Haavisto • Timo Harakka • Anna Maia Henriksson • Antti Kaikkonen • Christa Kiuru • Hanna Kosonen • Katri Kulmuni • Jari Leppä • Mika Lintilä • Sanna Marin • Christa Mikkonen • Maria Ohisalo • Sirpa Paatero • Aino-Kaisa Pekonen • Ville Skinnari • Tytti Tuppurainen Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Finniae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Vanhanen 2007–2010 • Kiviniemi 2010–2011 • Katainen 2011–2014 • Stubb 2014–2015 • Sipilä 2015–2019 • Rinne 2019 • Marin 2019–

[1] "Her father struggled with alcoholism and after her parents separated, Marin was brought up by her mother and her mother's new female partner" (Politico). Alii aliter: "Nació en 1985 en Helsinki en el hogar homoparental formado por su madre biológica lesbiana y su pareja de hecho, 32 años antes de que la legislación finlandesa reconociera los matrimonios de personas del mismo sexo" (CIDOB).

[2] Finland moves to join NATO ‘without delay’ after Ukraine invasion

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