Borut Pahor
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Nativitas: 2 Novembris 1963; Arae Postumiae
Patria: Slovenia, Res Publica Socialistica Foederativa Iugoslaviae
Patria: Slovenia, Res Publica Socialistica Foederativa Iugoslaviae
Borut Pahor (Ararum Postumarum die 2 Novembris 1963 natus), alumnus universitas Labacensis, olim ostentator, fuit primus minister Sloveniae a die 21 Novembris 2008 usque ad 10 Februarii 2012. A die 23 Decembris 2012 praeses meret.
Bibliographia
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- "'Barbie, and not a bad guy': meet Borut Pahor, Slovenia's Instagram president" in The Guardian (8 Martii 2017)
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Lexica biographica: • Treccani • Store norske leksikon • Большая российская энциклопедия • |
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Duces civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae
Praesides Sloveniae
Milan Kučan 1991 • Janez Drnovšek 2002 • Daniel Türk 2007 • Borut Pahor 2012 • Natalia Pirc Musar 2022 Capsae cognatae: Duces civitatum Unionis Europaeae • Primi ministri Sloveniae | |
Primi ministri Sloveniae
Aloisius Peterle 1990 • Ioannes Drnovšek 1992 • Andreas Bajuk 2000 • Ioannes Drnovšek 2000 • Antonius Rop 2002 • Ioannes Janša 2004 • Borut Pahor 2008 • Ioannes Janša 2012 • Alenka Bratušek 2013 • Miroslaus Cerar 2014 • Marianus Šarec 2018 • Ioannes Janša 2020 • Robertus Golob 2022 | |
Consilium ministrorum Borut Pahor 2008–2012