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David Cameron, denuo baro Cameron de Chipping Norton (vulgo plene David William Donald Cameron; natus Londinii die 9 Octobris 1966), vir publicus Britannicus factionis Conservativae, a die 11 Maii 2010 ad 13 Iulii 2016 munere primi ministri reginae Elisabethae II functus est.

David Cameron, in vico Peasemore comitatus Berceriensis educatus, fuit discipulus Collegii Etonensis. Philosophiae, politicae, oeconomiae in Collegio Aenei Nasi Universitatis Oxoniensis studuit, tutore Vernon Bogdanor. Ibi contubernalem habuit Catharina Fall; sodalis fuit societatis convivalis Bullingdon eodem tempore quo et Boris Johnson societatisque^(en) infamis ad honorem Petri Gaveston nominatae.^[1]

Pro factione Conservativa annis 1988-1994 operam dedit, consiliarius merens Normanno Lamont cancellario scaccarii et Michaële Howard civico rerum internarum secretario. Ab anno 2000 legatus est ad Parlamentum Britannicum pro circulo Witney comitatus Oxoniensis. Ductor electus est die 6 Decembris 2005 factionis Conservativae, propter quod officium eodem die dux oppositionis parlamentariae factus est. Factione Laboris (duce Gordono Brown) in comitiis anni 2010 aegre devicta, coalitione inter liberales (duce Nicolao Clegg) et conservativos composita, Cameron ab hoc anno primus minister meret.

Die 7 Maii 2015 David Cameron iterum electiones Parlamenti Britannici vicit et solus factionis conservativae suffragiorum gratia gubernare potest. Suffragio de Unionis Europaeae societate tenenda (quod ipse moverat) victus, die 24 Iunii 2016 se officium intra tres menses renuntiaturum nuntiavit; id quod citius fecit die 13 Iulii eiusdem anni, successore Theresa May. Primo ministro Rishi Sunak David Cameron minister rerum externarum Regni Britanniarum die 13 Novembris 2023 convocatus est.

Notae

↑ Stewart (2015); Nadia Khomami, "David Cameron, a pig's head and a secret society at Oxford University – explained" in The Guardian (21 Septembris 2015)

Bibliographia

Dan Stewart, "Why David Cameron's 'Pig-Gate' Scandal Isn't Going Away" in Time (21 Septembris 2015)
Francis Elliott, James Hanning, Cameron: Practically a Conservative. Londinii: Fourth Estate, 2012. ISBN 978-0-00-743642-2
Timothy Heppell, David Seawright, Cameron and the Conservatives: The Transition to Coalition Government. Londinii: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. ISBN 978-0-230-31410-8

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Davidem Cameron spectant.

"David Cameron": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
Pagina publica (Anglice)
De Davide Cameron apud interretiales Factionis Conservativae paginas

Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum 1945–


Clemens Attlee 1945 • Winston Churchill 1951 • Antonius Eden 1955 • Haroldus Macmillan 1957 • Alexander Douglas-Home 1963 • Haroldus Wilson 1964 • Eduardus Heath 1970 • Haroldus Wilson 1974 • Iacobus Callaghan 1976 • Margarita Thatcher 1979 • Ioannes Major 1990 • Antonius Blair 1997 • Gordonus Brown 2007 • David Cameron 2010 • Theresa May 2016 • Boris Johnson 2019 • Elisabetha Truss 2022 • Rishi Sunak 2022 Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Gubernatores civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum • Primus minister Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Gubernatores civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae • Reges Britanniarum • Primi ministri Britannici 1721–1945 • Primi ministri Cambriae • Primi ministri Hiberniae Septentrionalis • Primi ministri Scotiae Secretarii vel ministri a circumiectu • a commeatu • a cultura • ab eruditione • ab evolutione internationali • ab iustitia • a munitione • a negotio • a rebus externis • a rebus internis • a scaccario • a valetudine

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Davidis Cameron 2010–2016


Daniel Alexander (2010–2015) • Vincentius Cable (2010–2015) • Alun Cairns (2016) • David Cameron • Alexander Carmichael (2013–2015) • Gregorius Clark (2015–2016) • Kenethus Clarke (2010–2012) • Nicolaus Clegg (2010–2015) • Stephanus Crabb (2014–2016) • Eduardus Davey (2012–2015) • Ioannes Duncan Smith • Michael Fallon (2014–2016) • Gulielmus Fox (2010–2011) • Cheryl Gillan (2010–2012) • Michael Gove (2010–2014, 2015–2016) • Christophorus Grayling • Iustina Greening (2011–2016) • Gulielmus Hague (2010–2014) • Philippus Hammond • Ionathan Hill (2010–2014) • Christophorus Huhne (2010–2012) • Ieremias Hunt • Sajid Javid (2014–2016) • David Jones (2010–2014) • Andreas Lansley (2010–2012) • David Laws (2010) • Oliverius Letwin (2015–2016) • Patricius McLoughlin (2012–2016) • Theresa May • Maria Miller (2012-2014) • Andreas Mitchell (2010–2012) • Michael Moore (2010–2013) • Nicola Morgan (2014–2016) • David Mundell (2015–2016) • Georgius Osborne • Owen Paterson (2010–2014) • Ericus Pickles • Amber Rudd (2015–2016) • Grant Shapps (2010–2015) • Carolina Spelman (2010–2012) • Tina Stowell (2015–2016) • Thomas Strathclyde (2010–2013) • Elisabetha Truss (2014–2016) • Theresia Villiers (2012–2016) • Sayeeda Warsi (2010–2012) • Ioannes Whittingdale (2015–2016) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Rishi Sunak 2022–


Victoria Atkins • Kemi Badenoch • Stephanus Barclay • Suella Braverman • David Cameron • Alexander Chalk • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Clara Coutinho • David T. C. Davies • Michaela Donelan • Oliverius Dowden • Lucia Frazer • Michael Gove • Marcus Harper • Christophorus Heaton-Harris • Ricardus Holden • Ieremias Hunt • Alexander Jack • Robertus Jenrick • Gillian Keegan • Penelope Mordaunt • Ieremias Quin • Dominicus Raab • Grant Shapps • Melvyn Stride • Rishi Sunak • Nicolaus True • Ben Wallace • Gavinus Williamson • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Secretarii civici rerum externarum Britannici (1900–)


Henricus, marchio de Lansdowne • Eduardus Grey • Arthurus Balfour • Georgius Curzon • Ramsay MacDonald • Augustinus Chamberlain • Arthurus Henderson • Rufus, marchio de Reading • Ioannes Simon • Samuel Hoare • Antonius Eden • Eduardus, vicecomes Halifax • Antonius Eden • Ernestus Bevin • Herbertus Morrison • Antonius Eden • Haroldus Macmillan • Selwyn Lloyd • Alexander Douglas-Home • Ricardus Augustinus Butler • Patricius Gordon Walker • Michael Stewart • Georgius Brown • Michael Stewart • Alexander Douglas-Home • Iacobus Callaghan • Antonius Crosland • David Owen • Petrus Carrington • Franciscus Pym • Galfridus Howe • Ioannes Major • Duglassius Hurd • Milcolumbus Rifkind • Robertinus Cook • Ioannes Straw • Margarita Beckett • David Miliband • Gulielmus Hague • Philippus Hammond • Boris Johnson • Ieremias Hunt • Dominicus Raab • Elisabetha Truss • Iacobus Cleverly Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Ministri a rebus externis civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum

[1] Stewart (2015); Nadia Khomami, "David Cameron, a pig's head and a secret society at Oxford University – explained" in The Guardian (21 Septembris 2015)

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