Cabinet Ponta II

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Ponta II cabinet was the second Romanian government formed by Victor Ponta .

history

The government replaced the Ponta I cabinet . It consisted of members of the PSD , the PNL as well as the PC and the PSD spin-off UNPR . The 30 social liberal cabinet members were officially named on December 19, 2012. On December 21, 2012, the Romanian Parliament re-elected Victor Ponta as Prime Minister and approved his new cabinet. Because the coalition partners wanted more ministerial posts, some new government offices were created. The cabinet's reign coincides with the state crisis in Romania in 2012 .

In February 2014 the governing coalition of Social Democrats (PSD) and Liberals (PNL) broke up. After weeks of dispute about reshuffing the cabinet, the Liberal party leadership decided on February 25, 2014 to withdraw its ministers. Since then, Prime Minister Ponta has had to continue to rule with a thin majority in parliament. The Social Democrats had already negotiated support with other groups. The Ponta III cabinet replaced the Ponta II cabinet on March 5, 2014.

composition

The 28 cabinet members included:

Cabinet Ponta II
function image Surname Political party Term of office (beginning) Term of office (end)
Prime Minister 3. Victor Ponta la sedinta BPN a PSD - 03/31/2014 (13755573393) .jpg Victor Ponta Psd May 7, 2012 5th November 2015
Deputy Prime Minister
and
Minister for Regional Development and Public Administration
Liviu Dragnea Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Deputy Prime Minister
and
Minister of Finance
Daniel Chiţoiu PNL December 21, 2012 19th February 2014
Victor Ponta
(interim)
Psd 19th February 2014 5th March 2014
Deputy Prime Minister Gabriel Oprea 2011-10-20.jpg Gabriel Oprea UNPR December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister for Agriculture and Rural Development Daniel Constantin (cropped) .jpg Daniel Constantin Pc December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Foreign minister Titus Corlățean (2) (cropped) .jpg Titus Corlățean Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Interior minister Radu Stroe (cropped) .jpg Radu Stroe PNL December 21, 2012 23rd January 2014
Gabriel Oprea 2011-10-20.jpg Gabriel Oprea
(interim)
UNPR 23rd January 2014 5th March 2014
Defense Minister Mircea Duşa Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister of Justice Mona Pivniceru independent December 21, 2012 March 28, 2013
Victor Ponta
(interim)
Psd March 28, 2013 April 15, 2013
Robert Cazanciuc Psd April 15, 2013 5th March 2014
Minister for Environment and Climate Change Rovana Plumb Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Economics Minister Varujan Vosganian (cropped) .jpg Varujan Vosganian PNL December 21, 2012 October 7, 2013
Daniel Chiţoiu
(interim)
PNL October 7, 2013 17th October 2013
Andrei Gerea PNL 17th October 2013 19th February 2014
Constantin Niță
(interim)
Psd 19th February 2014 5th March 2014
Information minister Dan Nica Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister of Health Eugene Nicolăescu PNL December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister of Education Remus Pricopie Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister for Labor, Family, Social Security and Seniors Mariana Câmpeanu PNL December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Minister for EU Funds Eugen Teodorovici Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Transport Minister Image of none.svg Relu Fenechiu PNL December 21, 2012 12th of July 2013
Victor Ponta
(interim)
Psd 12th of July 2013 August 26, 2013
Ramona Mănescu PNL August 26, 2013 5th March 2014
Minister of Culture Daniel Barbu PNL December 21, 2012 December 12th 2013
Gigel Știrbu PNL December 12th 2013 5th March 2014
Minister of Youth and Sport Nicolae Bănicioiu Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for the Budget Liviu Voinea Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Water, Forests and Fisheries Lucia Varga PNL December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Major Projects and Foreign Investment Dan Şova Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for SMEs and Tourism Maria Grapini Pc December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Energy Constantin Niță Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Research and Technical Development Mihnea Costoiu Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Relations with Parliament Mihai Voicu PNL December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Romanians Abroad Cristian David PNL December 21, 2012 5th March 2014
Assistant Minister for Social Dialogue Doina Pană Psd December 21, 2012 5th March 2014

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ NZZ.ch: Pontas government with a two-thirds majority from December 21, 2012
  2. Zeit.de: Romanian cabinet wins vote of confidence from December 21, 2012 ( Memento of the original from March 7, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.zeit.de
  3. Kleinezeitung.at: Parliament in Bucharest approved the government of Ponta on December 21, 2012
  4. Derstandard.at: Ministerial increase in Romanian from December 19, 2012
  5. ^ Zeit-Online: Liberals leave the Romanian government on February 25, 2014
  6. Adz.ro: Prime Minister Ponta presents a new, barely slimmed-down cabinet from March 5, 2014 , accessed on October 8, 2014.
  7. ADZ.ro: Prime Minister Ponta announces the composition of the new cabinet on December 20, 2012
  8. Positive CVM report with priority for the new Minister of Justice - Cazanciuc since Monday in office and dignity Report of the Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung for Romania from April 17, 2013
  9. Ramona Mănescu sworn in as Minister of Transport. Report of the Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung for Romania from August 27, 2013