Fani Palli-Petralia - Revision history

Irlandos at 14:17, March 20, 2012

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Irlandos at 11:17, December 18, 2007

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Irlandos: Fani Petralia-Palli moved to Fani Palli-Petralia: More common usage

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Fani Petralia-Palli moved to Fani Palli-Petralia: More common usage

Lazarus at 15:21, December 17, 2007

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Lazarus at 15:18, December 17, 2007

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Irlandos at 12:06, December 17, 2007

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Irlandos at 12:05, December 17, 2007

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Irlandos at 11:53, December 17, 2007

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Irlandos at 11:45, December 17, 2007

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−	'''Fani ~~Pall~~-Petralia''', aka [[Fani Petralia-Palli]], is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician.	+	'''Fani Palli-Petralia''', aka [[Fani Petralia-Palli]], is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician.

	Palli-Petralia was born in [[Athens]], in [[1943]], to a family descended from [[Divri]], [[Elis prefecture]]. Her father, Epaminondas Petralias, was an athlete and a member of the International Olympic Committee. She studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] Law School and is by profession a lawyer.		Palli-Petralia was born in [[Athens]], in [[1943]], to a family descended from [[Divri]], [[Elis prefecture]]. Her father, Epaminondas Petralias, was an athlete and a member of the International Olympic Committee. She studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] Law School and is by profession a lawyer.

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-'''Fani Petralia-Palli''', aka [[Fani Palli-Petralia]], is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician.
+'''Fani Pall-Petralia''', aka [[Fani Petralia-Palli]], is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician.
-Petralia-Palli was born in [[Athens]], in [[1943]], to a family descended from [[Divri]], [[Elis prefecture]]. Her father, Epaminondas Petralias, was an athlete and a member of the International Olympic Committee. She studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] Law School and is by profession a lawyer.
+Palli-Petralia was born in [[Athens]], in [[1943]], to a family descended from [[Divri]], [[Elis prefecture]]. Her father, Epaminondas Petralias, was an athlete and a member of the International Olympic Committee. She studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] Law School and is by profession a lawyer.
-Petralia-Palli was first elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] in [[1985]], under the banner of [[New Democracy]]. She has continually been reelected since.
+Palli-Petralia was first elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] in [[1985]], under the banner of [[New Democracy]]. She has continually been reelected since.
 In [[1990]] Palli-Petralia headed Athens' candidacy committee for the 1996 Olympics, which were ultimately awarded to Atlanta by the International Olympic Committee.
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 She held the posts of Deputy Sports Minister ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), Deputy Health Minister ([[1992]]-[[1993]]) and Alternate Minister of Culture ([[2004]]-[[2006]]).
-From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Petralia-Palli served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)|Minister for Tourism]].
+From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Palli-Petralia served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)|Minister for Tourism]].
 On [[December 17]], [[2007]], she was appointed [[Minister for Employment and Social Protection (Greece)|Minister for Employment and Social Protection]] following the resignation of [[Vasilis Manginas]].
-Petralia-Palli is a member of the Greek Olympic Committee since [[2001]].
+Palli-Petralia is a member of the Greek Olympic Committee since [[2001]].
 ==Personal==
-Fani Petralia-Palli is married to Nikos Pallis. The couple have four children and eleven grandchildren.
+Fani Palli-Petralia is married to Nikos Pallis. The couple have four children and eleven grandchildren.
-[[Category:1943 births|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
+[[Category:1943 births|Palli-Petralia, Fani]]
-[[Category:Greek politicians|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
+[[Category:Greek politicians|Palli-Petralia, Fani]]
-[[Category:Minister for Employment and Social Protection|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
+[[Category:Minister for Employment and Social Protection|Palli-Petralia, Fani]]
-[[Category:Minister for Tourism|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
+[[Category:Minister for Tourism|Palli-Petralia, Fani]]

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	In July [[1999]], she was voted president of the European Union of Women and in September [[2002]], president of the International Democratic Union of Women.		In July [[1999]], she was voted president of the European Union of Women and in September [[2002]], president of the International Democratic Union of Women.
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		+	She held the posts of Deputy Sports Minister ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), Deputy Health Minister ([[1992]]-[[1993]]) and Alternate Minister of Culture ([[2004]]-[[2006]]).

	From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Petralia-Palli served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)\|Minister for Tourism]].		From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Petralia-Palli served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)\|Minister for Tourism]].

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	Petralia-Palli was first elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] in [[1985]], under the banner of [[New Democracy]]. She has continually been reelected since.		Petralia-Palli was first elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] in [[1985]], under the banner of [[New Democracy]]. She has continually been reelected since.
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		+	In [[1990]] Palli-Petralia headed Athens' candidacy committee for the 1996 Olympics, which were ultimately awarded to Atlanta by the International Olympic Committee.
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		+	In July [[1999]], she was voted president of the European Union of Women and in September [[2002]], president of the International Democratic Union of Women.

	From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Petralia-Palli served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)\|Minister for Tourism]].		From February [[2006]] until September [[2007]], Petralia-Palli served as [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)\|Minister for Tourism]].

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	[[Category:Minister for Employment and Social Protection\|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]		[[Category:Minister for Employment and Social Protection\|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
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	==Personal==		==Personal==
	Fani Petralia-Palli is married to Nikos Pallis. The couple have four children.		Fani Petralia-Palli is married to Nikos Pallis. The couple have four children.
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		+	[[Category:Greek politicians\|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]
		+	[[Category:Minister for Employment and Social Protection\|Petralia-Palli, Fani]]