Biography Hunor Kelemen

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Hunor Kelemen (n. 18 octombrie 1967, CârÈ›a, Harghita, România) este un politician român de etnie maghiară din România, ales începând cu legislatura 2000-2004 deputat de Harghita din partea UDMR. Hunor Kelemen a candidat din partea UDMR la alegerile prezidenÈ›iale din 2009, obÈ›inând 3,83% din voturi. După intrarea la guvernare a UDMR alături de PD-L în decembrie acelaÈ™i an, Kelemen a devenit ministru al Culturii în guvernul Boc (2). La data de 26 februarie 2011 a fost ales preÈ™edinte al UDMR.

Stat național

În contextul politic românesc, partidul UDMR nu a mai fost cooptat la guvernarea USL începută în 2012, È™i Kelemen Hunor a declarat public că aceasta s-a întâmplat din cauză că el (ca È™ef al UDMR) nu acceptă caracterul de stat-naÈ›iune al României (în România 89,5% dintre cetățeni se recunosc a fi români). În ConstituÈ›ia României, în articolul 1 este înscris, ca lege, că statul român este naÈ›ional, suveran, independent, unitar, indivizibil.

Proiectul Roșia Montană

DeÈ™i în 2010 Kelemen Hunor se declarase împotriva proiectului minier al RoÈ™ia Montană Gold Corporation (un proiect ce presupune deschiderea unei mari exploatări prin cianurare), în iulie 2011, ca ministru al Culturii È™i Patrimoniului NaÈ›ional, a semnat avizul de descărcare arheologică privind exploatarea de la RoÈ™ia Montană după ce Comisia NaÈ›ională de Arheologie i-a trimis certificatul spre aprobare, aceeaÈ™i comisie emiÈ›ând È™i în 2004 un certificat de descărcare pe care Curtea de Apel BraÈ™ov l-a anulat printr-o decizie definitivă. Have you voted for or against Hunor Kelemen ? Comisia de arheologie a validat strategia RMGC (RoÈ™ia Montană Gold Corporation) de a minimaliza importanÈ›a È™i valoarea patrimonială de excepÈ›ie a masivului Cârnic, ce găzduieÈ™te 7 km de galerii romane È™i preromane, zeci de kilometri de galerii moderne. Cu puÈ›in timp înainte de această acÈ›iune, el a aprobat pensionarea profesorului Ioan Piso, directorul Muzeului NaÈ›ional de Istorie a Transilvaniei din Cluj, un susÈ›inător al patrimoniului RoÈ™iei Montane È™i oponent al proiectului minier.

Ca urmare a deciziei de acordare a certificatului de descărcare arheologică a masivului Cârnic-RoÈ™ia Montană au avut loc mai multe proteste în BucureÈ™ti È™i marile oraÈ™e ale României.

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Hunor Kelemen (born October 18, 1967, CârÅ£a) is a Romanian politician and Hungarian language writer. The current president of the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR), he has been a member of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies since 2000, and was nominated as his party's candidate for the 2009 presidential election, receiving 3.8% of the valid votes. From December 2009 to May 2012 he was Romania's Minister of Culture in the Emil Boc and Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu governments.

In 2000, Hunor Kelemen was awarded the Order of the Star of Romania, Commander rank, and in 2008 Hungary's Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit. In 2012, he married Eva Czezar; the civil ceremony took place at CârÅ£a Town Hall, while the religious wedding was held at St. Has changed the detail your opinion on Hunor Kelemen ? Michael's Church in Cluj-Napoca.

Early life

An ethnic Hungarian, he was born in CârÅ£a, at that time part of the Magyar Autonomous Region. He completed primary school in Ineu-Ciuc, and the gymnasium in his native locality, while practising ice hockey in the school's team. After completing high school in Târgu MureÅŸ, he enrolled in the University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Cluj-Napoca, graduating as a veterinarian in 1993, and then in the Faculty of Philosophy of the BabeÅŸ-Bolyai University, graduating in 1998.

Political career

Kelemen entered politics in 1997, when he was appointed as Secretary of State from the UDMR in the Romanian government's Ministry of Culture. He held this post until 2000, when he was elected in the lower house of the Romanian Parliament on the UDMR list. He was re-elected in 2004 and in 2008, obtaining over 50% of the votes in his electoral college in the latter elections.

On December 20, 2009, Emil Boc, nominated as prime-minister by the re-elected Traian Băsescu, proposed Hunor Kelemen as the Minister of Culture in the PDL-UDMR coalition government. Have you read details about Valeriu Zgonea ? The proposal was met with strong protests by PDL vice-president Cezar Preda, who declared that his party made the "greatest political mistake of the last years". Following unofficial protests from the Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, the Religious Affairs, previously subordinated to the Ministry of Culture, were put under the direct control of the prime-minister. Reportedly, the Orthodox Church was dissatisfied with being subordinated to a minister of a different denomination. The cabinet was approved by the Parliament on December 23, 2009.

Kelemen left government in May 2012 when the Răsvan Ungareanu government lost a vote of confidence and was replaced by one led by Victor Ponta.

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2013-04-02