Elisabetha Truss

Elisabetha, vulgo Elizabeth Mary sed saepissime Liz Truss (nata die 26 Iulii 1975) est politica Britanniae Factionis Conservativae, quae die 6 Septembris 2022 prima ministra Elizabethae II reginae creata est.

Elisabetha Truss ad Paisley Scotiae breviusque prope Vancuverium in Canada educata est, sed denuo Ledesiae in urbe Angliae, ubi pater professor artis mathematicae in universitate fuit. Alumna est Collegii Mertonensis apud Oxonienses ubi politicae, philosophiae et oeconomicae studuit. Fuit conciliaria municipalis burgi Grenovici annis 2006-2010. Eodem fere tempore apud societatem inquisitionum politicarum Reform operam dedit. A die 6 Maii 2010 legata est ad Parlamentum Britannicum pro circulo Norfolciae meridio-occidentalis. A die 4 Septembris 2012 vice-secretaria parlamentaria meruit ab educatione et eruditione (sub secretario civico Michaele Gove).

A die 15 Iulii 2014 secretaria civica a circumiectu et rebus rusticis, primo ministro Davide Cameron, atque a die 14 Iulii 2016 secretaria civica ab iustitia et domina cancellaria meruit, prima ministra Theresa May. Cui successor Boris Johnson tria officia inter 2019 et 2022 Elisabethae Truss confidit, videlicet minister commercii internationalis a die 24 Iulii 2019, rerum externarum a die 15 Septembris 2021, minister a mulieribus eisdem annis inter 10 Septembris 2019 usque in Septembrem 2022.

Dux factionis conservativae a sodalibus huius factionis electa est dieque 14 Septembris 2022, Borisio Johnson successor, prima ministra inaugurata est. Pluribus collegis e ministeriis suis reiectis, consilium ministrorum praesertim e fautoribus suis selegit.^[1] Mutationibus regimini vectigalium inconsulte factis, cito demissione comminata est. Amicum ergo Kwasi Kwarteng, nuper cancellarium (ministrum vectigalium) creatum, post quinque hebdomadas ex officio deiecit atque Ieremiam Hunt substituit, qui magnam partem propositionum de vectigalibus, nuper a Truss et Kwarteng elaboratarum, statim adnullavit.^[2] Secretariam civicam rerum internarum Suellam Braverman die 19 Octobris 2022 demisit, sed, dissentionibus semper crescentibus, ipsa die insequenti demissionem protulit.^[3]

Scripta

2012 (cum Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, Chris Skidmore, Kwasi Kwarteng) : Britannia Unchained. Palgrave Macmillan^[4]

Notae

↑ Peter Walker, Aubrey Allegretti, Jessica Elgot, "Liz Truss cabinet: who are the key players in PM’s top team?" in The Guardian (4 Septembris 2022)
↑ Graeme Demianyk, "Liz Truss Stares Into Middle Distance During Bizarre Commons Appearance" (17 Octobris 2022) apud Huffpost
↑ Michael Savage, "The unravelling: the full story of how Liz Truss lost her way – and her authority in the Tory party" in The Observer (16 Octobris 2022)
↑ George Eaton, "Britannia Unchained: the free-market book that defines Boris Johnson’s cabinet" in New Statesman (5 Iunii 2019/17 Augusti 2022)

Bibliographia

Aubrey Allegretti, "‘She’s totally lost it’: inside story of the unravelling of Liz Truss’s premiership" in The Guardian (1 Septembris 2023)
Andrew Anthony, "From fighter to quitter: the ‘weird’ rise and fall of Liz Truss" in The Observer (22 Octobris 2022)
Toby Helm, Michael Savage, "On the brink: how Liz Truss rose to claim the Conservative crown" in The Observer (4 Septembris 2022)

Nexus externi

Lexica biographica: • Den store danske • Store norske leksikon • • Parlamentum Britannicum

"Liz Truss": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
De Elisabetha Truss apud ministerium eruditionis Britannici

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Davidis Cameron 2010–2016


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Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Elisabethae Truss 2022


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[1] Peter Walker, Aubrey Allegretti, Jessica Elgot, "Liz Truss cabinet: who are the key players in PM’s top team?" in The Guardian (4 Septembris 2022)

[2] Graeme Demianyk, "Liz Truss Stares Into Middle Distance During Bizarre Commons Appearance" (17 Octobris 2022) apud Huffpost

[3] Michael Savage, "The unravelling: the full story of how Liz Truss lost her way – and her authority in the Tory party" in The Observer (16 Octobris 2022)

[4] George Eaton, "Britannia Unchained: the free-market book that defines Boris Johnson’s cabinet" in New Statesman (5 Iunii 2019/17 Augusti 2022)

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