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| - | | colspan="2" style="background: | + | | colspan="2" style="background:white" | <big>'''Senita'''</big> |
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| - | | style="font-size:95%" colspan="2" | <small>'''In office:''' <br> | + | | colspan="2" style="background:lightblue" | '''Secretary of New Citizens''' |
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| + | | style="font-size:95%" colspan="2" | <small>'''In office:''' <br>November 1, 2008 – January 5, 2009</small> | ||
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| - | | ''' | + | | '''Prime Minister:''' |
| - | | [[ | + | | [[New Indie]], [[Trodenhiem]] |
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| '''Successor:''' | | '''Successor:''' | ||
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| - | | colspan="2" style="background:lightblue" | ''' | + | | colspan="2" style="background:lightblue" | '''Minister of Foreign Affairs''' |
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| - | | style="font-size:95%" colspan="2" | <small>'''In office:''' <br> | + | | style="font-size:95%" colspan="2" | <small>'''In office:''' <br>February 28 – April 13, 2008 </small> |
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| + | | '''Prime Minister:''' | ||
| + | | [[Woolcott]] | ||
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| - | | [[ | + | | [[Palestine Free 2]] |
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| - | | [[ | + | | [[Northern Sushi]] |
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| - | '''Senita''' is also a user account at Liberalia's forum. Senita etablished the | + | '''Senita''' is also a user account at Liberalia's forum. Senita etablished the old [[The Liberalian Reform Party|Reform Party]], which merged with [[The Independence Party]]. Senita was elected to mayor in Bahia Esmeralda, the first user without admin-status, in November 2007. Appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs by the elected Prime Minister, [[Woolcott]], at February 28, 2008. Despite his short time in office, the most visible heritage after Senita's Foreign Ministry is the ministrial seal, used in all foreign updates after its first appearance on February 12.<sup>[http://z7.invisionfree.com/Liberalia/index.php?showtopic=3190&st=15]</sup> |
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| + | He standed as Prime Minister candidate in front of the election in June 2008, and fronted a champaign together with [[Trodenhiem]] (than called "Satan"). They focused on recruiting, foreign affairs and inclusion of new citizens, and the campaign was doing quite well.<sup>[http://z7.invisionfree.com/Liberalia/index.php?act=SF&f=411&st=]</sup> However, when the results of the elections were released June 16th, Senita had lost to both [[Nucleawasta]] and [[Palestine Free 2]], after recieving only 3 first preference votes.<sup>[http://z7.invisionfree.com/Liberalia/index.php?showtopic=5510]</sup> | ||
| - | + | A second Prime Ministeral run was launched in December 2008, with [[Nucleawasta]] as Deputy Prime Ministeral candidate. The campaign was political independent, with focus on new citizens and visionary leadership in a troublesome time, when even the government was de facto defunct for a couple of days. In the first round, they lost to [[Cheesyweesy]]/[[Iwaqin]] and [[Soccersian]]/[[Julio Trigman]] (but won to [[Laothin]]), and Cheesyweesy went on to win the second round. Although the difference in number of first preference votes between Senita and the two major party candidates, Senita recieved many second preference votes. | |
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| + | {{position|Predecessor=Office created|What=Secretary of New Citizens|Start=November 1, 2008|End=January 5, 2009|Successor=[[Nucleawasta]]}} | ||
| + | {{position|Predecessor=[[Random Text Inputs]]|What=Election Commissioner|Start=August 27, 2008|End=November 1, 2008|Successor=[[Delta Golf Sierra]]}} | ||
| + | {{position|Predecessor=|What=Junior Minister of [[Liberalian Internationalist Union|Internationalization]]|Start=|End=|Successor=}} | ||
| + | {{position|Predecessor=[[Palestine Free 2]]|What=Minister of Foreign Affairs|Start=February 28, 2008|End=April 13, 2008|Successor=[[Northern Sushi]]}} | ||
| + | {{position|Predecessor=[[Soccersian]]|What=Mayor of [[Bahia Esmeralda]]|Start=November 2007|End=April 2008|Successor=[[Prime Minister Kurt]]}} | ||
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[[Category:Nations]] | [[Category:Nations]] | ||
Current revision as of 20:45, 2 March 2009
| Senita | ||
| Secretary of New Citizens | ||
| In office: November 1, 2008 – January 5, 2009 | ||
| Prime Minister: | New Indie, Trodenhiem | |
| Successor: | Incumbent | |
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| Minister of Foreign Affairs | ||
| In office: February 28 – April 13, 2008 | ||
| Prime Minister: | Woolcott | |
| Predecessor: | Palestine Free 2 | |
| Successor: | Northern Sushi | |
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| Political party: | The Reform Party | |
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| Born: | February 18, 1993 | |
| Residence: | Stjørdal, Norway | |
| Native language: | Norwegian | |
| Political party: | Young Conservatives | |
| Time zone: | UTC +1 | |
Senita is also a user account at Liberalia's forum. Senita etablished the old Reform Party, which merged with The Independence Party. Senita was elected to mayor in Bahia Esmeralda, the first user without admin-status, in November 2007. Appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs by the elected Prime Minister, Woolcott, at February 28, 2008. Despite his short time in office, the most visible heritage after Senita's Foreign Ministry is the ministrial seal, used in all foreign updates after its first appearance on February 12.[1]
He standed as Prime Minister candidate in front of the election in June 2008, and fronted a champaign together with Trodenhiem (than called "Satan"). They focused on recruiting, foreign affairs and inclusion of new citizens, and the campaign was doing quite well.[2] However, when the results of the elections were released June 16th, Senita had lost to both Nucleawasta and Palestine Free 2, after recieving only 3 first preference votes.[3]
A second Prime Ministeral run was launched in December 2008, with Nucleawasta as Deputy Prime Ministeral candidate. The campaign was political independent, with focus on new citizens and visionary leadership in a troublesome time, when even the government was de facto defunct for a couple of days. In the first round, they lost to Cheesyweesy/Iwaqin and Soccersian/Julio Trigman (but won to Laothin), and Cheesyweesy went on to win the second round. Although the difference in number of first preference votes between Senita and the two major party candidates, Senita recieved many second preference votes.
| Predecessor: Office created | Secretary of New Citizens (November 1, 2008–January 5, 2009)
| Successor: Nucleawasta |
| Predecessor: Random Text Inputs | Election Commissioner (August 27, 2008–November 1, 2008)
| Successor: Delta Golf Sierra |
| Predecessor: | Junior Minister of Internationalization (–)
| Successor: |
| Predecessor: Palestine Free 2 | Minister of Foreign Affairs (February 28, 2008–April 13, 2008)
| Successor: Northern Sushi |
| Predecessor: Soccersian | Mayor of Bahia Esmeralda (November 2007–April 2008)
| Successor: Prime Minister Kurt |
