Ungureanu cabinet

Prime Minister Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu

The Ungureanu cabinet was the government of Romania formed by Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu .

history

The government replaced the Boc II cabinet . The 18 cabinet members were in office from February 9, 2012 to May 7, 2012. This was followed by the Ponta I cabinet .

Governing parties were the Partidul Democrat Liberal (PD-L), the National Union of Progress (UNPR) and the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR).

After less than three months in office, Ungureanu's government failed due to a successful vote of no confidence in parliament, which was brought in by the Partidul Social Democrat (PSD) and Partidul National Liberal (PNL) parties . The center-right alliance has been accused of allowing lobby groups to blackmail itself into allocating public funds. In the previous weeks, many members of the ruling Partidul Democrat Liberal (PDL) had defected to the opposition. The PDL had come under fire for its rigid austerity policy over the past four years, which had included wage and pension cuts and tax increases.

composition

The cabinet consisted of 18 members:

Ungureanu cabinet
function	image	Surname	Political party	Term of office (beginning)	Term of office (end)
Prime Minister		Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu	independent	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Deputy Prime Minister		Béla Markó	UDMR	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Foreign minister		Cristian Diaconescu	UNPR	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Finance minister		Bogdan Drăgoi	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of transport		Alexandru Nazare	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Defense Minister		Gabriel Oprea	UNPR	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Interior minister		Gabriel Berca	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of Agriculture		Stelian Fuia	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Economics Minister		Lucian Nicolae Bode	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister for European Affairs		Leonard Orban	independent	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Environment Minister		László Borbély	UDMR	February 9, 2012	April 5, 2012
		Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu (interim)	independent	April 5, 2012	April 10, 2012
		Attila Korodi	UDMR	April 10, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of Justice		Cătălin Predoiu	independent	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of Culture		Hunor Kelemen	UDMR	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister for Communication and Information Technology		Must be Razavon Serban	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of Labor, Social Affairs and Family		Claudia Boghicevici	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister for Education, Youth and Sport		Catalin Ovidiu Baba	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister of Health		Ladislau Ritli	UDMR	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012
Minister for Regional Development and Tourism		Cristian Petrescu	PD-L	February 9, 2012	April 27, 2012