Christine Peralta-Latimer
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The Constitutional Monarchy of Hodenturner | |
| Nation: | The Constitutional Monarchy of Hodenturner |
| Full Official Name: | Minister of Sing and Dance |
| Previous Titles and Offices: | Zippelaugust mit der Peitsche |
| Term of Office: | 2005 - 2007 |
| Party: | Liberal Party |
| Deputy: | Unappointed |
| Predecessor: | Franz Ferd y Nand |
| Successor: | n/a |
| Birthdate: | n/a |
| Death: | n/a |
| Place of Birth: | Hannover, Fubak |
| Nationality: | Fubakian, Hodenturnerian |
| Spouse: | n/a |
| Children: | n/a |
| Languages Spoken: | German, Deng, English, Algebra |
Short Biography
Born in a rural village on the island of Schissmarr, the eldest of five children, she grew up helping her extended family seeding, growing and harvesting Tiberium. At the age of 7 she emigrated to Hodenturner where she finished School and later got a Diploma in Economics, Music and Arts at the Hafenstrassen University. She started painting at the age of 27. Some of her works are exhibited in the great galleries in Skrotum and all over the Country.
"I love my country," she once said. "We have a rich history and culture that we can all be proud of."
Political Biography
She joined the Liberal Party in 2004. She is author of "The Private Property Act", proposed to the UN 2007, rejected.
The United Nations,
AWARE of the importance of private property for the individuals, the international community and for future generations;
NOTING basic property rights are not only a national subject, but of international concern; that interference with the public needs clear and orderly rules and schemes
BELIEVING that keeping property is keeping life, welfare and prosperity;
DECIDES to grant the following rights
§1. Property and the rights of inheritance are guaranteed in all member states of the UN. Their content and limits are determined by national laws.
§ 2. Property imposes duties. Its use should also serve the public weal.
§ 3. Expropriation is permitted only in the public weal. It may take place only by or pursuant to law which provides for kind and extent of the compensation. The compensation shall be determined upon just consideration of the public interest and of the interests of the persons affected. In case of dispute regarding the amount of compensation, recourse may be had to the ordinary courts.
