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FEMALE GOVERNORS
FROM 2005
This is a list of
female governors and similar leaders of both federal territories and
unitarian states. This means that some of the governors listed are the
actual leaders of the states, others are official representatives of the
central power with no executive roles.
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2005-
Governor Chris O. Gregoire, Washington
State |
| After a
recount she was declared Governor-Elect by 129 votes over her
Republican opponent and will be inagurated on 12 January.
She was Attorney General 1993-2005.
(b. 1949-). |
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2005-07
Acting Governor Ratu Atut Chosiyah, Banten (Indonesia)
2007- Governor |
| Became
Acting Governor when Djoko Munandar was suspended. Elected to the
post in 2006. She is a decendant of a Sultan of Banten (b. 1962-). |
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2005- Prefect Gyöngyike F. Böndi,
Maramureş (Romania) |
| Also known
as Gyongyike Bondi, she was 1 Secretary of the Parliamentary Group
of the Hungarian Democratic Union in Romania 1998-2000
and MP until 2004. (b. 1962). |
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2005- Prefect
Anuţa Handolescu,
Vâlcea
(Romania) |
| Former
Managing Director of SC Asirom SA. (b. 1958-). |
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2005-
Governor
Katrina Hanse, Hardap Region
(Namibia) |
| Also
referred to as Kardoes, she is former school principal, member of
the the local authority council from 1997 and member of the
association for local authorities of Namibia (ALAN). |
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2005-
Governor
Sophia Shaningwa,
Khomas Region
(Namibia) |
| Former
community leader, women's activist and civil servant. |
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2005-06 Intendent Ximena Rincón
Gonzáles, Región Metropolitana de Santiago (Chile) |
| Until 2005
Superintent of Soical Security and
Third Vice-president of Democracia Cristiana
from 2006.
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2005- Commissioner
Ann Meekitjuk Hanson, Nunavut (Canada) |
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TV Broadcaster in the Inuktitut language, former community
development worker, counsellor and Deputy Commissioner of the Government
of Northwest Territories. (b. 1946-). |
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2005- Commissioner Geraldine Van Bibber,
the Yukon
(Canada) |
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Actively involved in the territory's tourism and travel industry for
many years, helping create the Yukon First Nation Tourism Association in
1992. Former Member of the Yukon Human Rights Commission and
Administrator (Deputy-Commissioner) 2001-05 |
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2005- Governor
Telmina Manuel Paixão Pinho Pereira, Maputo (Mozambique) |
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Vice-Minister of Education
2000-05. |
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2005- Governor Rosa
Manuel da Silva, Maputo City (Mozambique) |
| The first
governor of the City. She is a former civil servant in Mozambique
and internationally. |
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2005- Governor Dr. Habiba Sorabi, Bamiyan (Afghanistan) |
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Pharmacist and Medical
Teacher, in exile in Pakistan from 1996 ,
2002-04 Minister of Women's Affairs.
(b. 1958-). |
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Ca. 2005- Governor
Ts. Tsogzolmaa, Sukhbaatar District (Mongolia) |
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Former civil servant in the municipal government of the
capital
Ulaan Baator |
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2005- Governor
Thokozile Angela Mathuthu, Matabeleland North (Zimbabwe) |
| ZANU-PF
Deputy Secretary for Transport and Social Welfare |
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2005-06 Governor Nina Harkava, Sumy Oblast
(Ukraine) |
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Anoher trancription of her surname is Garkava.
(b. 1951-). |
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2005-06 Governor Iryna Siniavska, Zhytomyr Oblast (Ukraine) |
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Her surname is also transribed as
Synyavska. Before
the appointment she was Deputy Governor for humanitarian affairs.
(b. 1957-). |
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2005-07 Governor
Nadezhda Deeva,
Dipropetrovsk/ Dnepropetrovsk
Oblast (Ukraine) |
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Also known as Nadiia Mykolayivna Deyeva,
she was Deputy Governor before her
appointment. (b. 1951-) |
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2005-07 Governor Silvia Barrosos,
Pastaza (Ecuador) |
| Appointed by the
President. |
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2005-06 Governor
Nancy Lucia Armijos, Sucumbíos (Ecuador) |
| Followed
by
Mireya González as governor. |
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2005-07
Governor
Lourdes Tibán, Cotopaxi (Ecuador) |
| Indigenous
leader. In 2003 she was Undersecretary of Rural Human Development.
Secretary of the Council of Development of
the Towns and Nationalities with the rank of
Minister in 2005. |
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2005-07
Governor
Marcela Costales, Chimborazo
(Ecuador) |
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2005-07
Governor
Gladys Marisela Pazmiño Salazar,
Napo (Ecuador) |
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Vice-minister of Women's Affairs in 2003. |
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2005-07 Governor
Grece Unda Romero,
Galápagos
(Ecuador) |
| The Galápagos archipelago,
with a population of around 30,000, is a province of Ecuador, a
country in northwestern South America, and the islands are all part
of Ecuador's national park system. |
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2005- Governor
Gloria Orobio Rodríguez,
Amazonas
(Columbia) |
| Leader of the provincial
Liberal Party and involved in provincial politics. |
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2005 Acting
Administrator Iva Kola, The
National Capital District (Papua New Guinea) |
| Iva has
held prominent positions at the National Capital District Commission
(Port Moresby City). She has acted as the head of the NCDC on
several occassions latest February to June 2005. |
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2005-07
Voivode Ewa Draus, Podkarpacki (Poland) |
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Sociologist. |
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2005- Zupan Marina Lovrić, the Sisak-Moslavina County
(Croatia) |
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2005- Prefect Carmela Floreno, Enna (Italy) |
| Civil servant |
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2005- Prefect Eleonora Maffei, Prato (Italy) |
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High ranking civil servant in the Ministry of
Interior, with the rank of Vice-Prefect from 1996 and Prefect from
2001. (b. 1943-). |
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2005-07 Prefect Francesca Adelaide Garufi, Matera
2007- Prefect of Arezzo (Italy) |
Rank of Vice-Prefetto from 1993 and Prefect and
President of the Directorate of the Internal Control Service of the
Ministry of Interior from 2001. (b. 1951-). |
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2006- Prefect
Evaggelia Schoinaraki-Iliaki,
Heracleion (Greece) |
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Other transcriptionis of her name
is Evagelina, Evangelia
Evaggelia Sxoinaraki
or Euaggelia Sxoinaraki-Hliaki
, she was
MP 2000-06 and Dean of the Parliament in 2004-06. The area in Kreta
she presides over is also known as
Iraklio or Heraklion. |
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2005-
Regional Governor Svetlana
Veskova Velikova, Silistra,
(Bulgaria) |
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2005-
Regional Governor Rayna Yovtcheva, Haskovo (Bulgaria) |
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2005-
Regional Governor Gergana Trifonova, Veliko (Bulgaria) |
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2005-
Regional Governor Maria Dimova, Russe (Bulgaria) |
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2005-
Regional Governor Hristina Tcholakova, Sliven (Bulgaria) |
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2005- Regional Governor
Surai Velieva, Lovetch
(Bulgaria) |
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2005-
Governor
Veronique Nizigama, Bururi
(Burundi) |
| A former
MP and Deputy Secretary General of the National Assembly, she was
kidnapped by rebels in 2003. |
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2005-
Governor Marcelline
Bararufise, Rutana
(Burundi) |
| A former
teacher she has been involved in the peace-process of the country
for a number of years. |
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2005-
Governor Régine Katabarumwe,
Cankuzo
(Burundi) |
| Former High School
teacher. |
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2005-
Governor Rénilde
Ndayishimiye, Mwaro
(Burundi) |
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Participated in the peace negotiations after the civil
war. |
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2005-07 Prefect Svetlana Selaković, District of South Backa
(Serbia) |
| The District is situated
in the Province of Vojvodina. She is (b. 1957-) |
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2005-07 Prefect
Marina Marković, District of Podunavlje
(Serbia) |
| The District is situated
in Central Serbia. |
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2005- Préfète Evelyne Ratte of
l'Aisne
(France)
2007-
Regional Préfète of Limousin |
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Secretary General of the Ministry of Defence
2002-05. (b. 1937-) |
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2005-07 Civil Governor Maria
Teresa Mourão de Almeida, Setúbal (Portugal) |
| Teresa Almeida is former Socialist Party Secretary of the District of
Setúbal. Appointed to a leading position in the Municipal
administration of Lisboa in 2007 |
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2005- Civil Governor Maria do Carmo Pires
Almeida Borges, Guarda (Portugal) |
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Maria do Carmo Borges is former President of the
Municipal Council of Guarda. |
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2005-08 Civil Governor Maria
Adelaide Torradinhas Rocha, Lisboa (Portugal) |
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Maria Adelaide Rocha is former spokesperson of the
Administrative Council of the Cultural Foundation of Belém. |
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2005- Civil Governor Maria Isabel Solnado
Porto Oneto, Porto (Portugal) |
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Isabel Oneto is a Magistrate and former Member of
the Municipal Chamber of Porto for the Socialist Party. |
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2005- Civil Governor
Fernanda de Sousa Gonçalves Carvalho Ramos,
Évora (Portugal) |
| Normally known as Fernanda Ramos |
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2005- Lord-Lieutenant
Dr. Monica Main, Sutherland
(United Kingdom of Great Britain) |
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General practitioner and a senior partner in the combined
Brora and Helmsdale Medical Practice.
(b. 1952-). |
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2005- Lord-Lieutenant
Hon. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, The
East Riding of Yorkshire (United Kingdom of Great Britain) |
| Director
of the Burton Agnes Hall Preservation Trust and Farming Company, a
trustee of Burton Constable Hall and Kiplin Hall, a member of the
Executive of the Country Land and Business Association and chairs
the Yorkshire branch, member of the Parish Council, Director of
Swinton Park Hotel and Cookery School and has in the past been a
school and college governor. She was High Sheriff for the East
Riding 2004-05. (b. 1945-). |
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2005-
Lord-Lieutenant
Marjory McLachlan,
Stirling and Falkirk (United Kingdom of Great Britain) |
| Deputy
Lord-Lieutenant 2001-05 and involved in charities for decades. (b.
1942-). |
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2005-
Sýslumaður Kristín Ósk Völundardóttir, Hólmavík (Iceland) |
| "Prefect"
and Chief of Police. |
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2005- Governor Isabelina Tenorio, The Paez Reservation (Columbia) |
| Head of
the indiginas area in Mosoco in the Province of Tierradentro |
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2005- Governor María Nelly Fiscué,
Toez Reservation (Columbia) |
| The
government appointed 6 female and one male head of the indiginas
areas. |
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2005- Governor Gloria Atillo, The
Togaima Reservation (Columbia) |
| Head of an
indiginas area |
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2005- Governor Lusinda Aquite,
Turminá Reservation (Columbia) |
| Head of
an indiginas area |
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2005- Governor Rosario Salazar, The
Inzá Reservation (Columbia) |
| Head of an
indiginas area |
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2005- Governor Imelda Vitopía,
Coetando Reservation (Columbia) |
| Head of an
indiginas area |
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2005-
Governor Rosario Guerra Chaparro, Tónachii (Mexico) |
| One of the
leaders of the 4 ethnic groups of the Tarahumara Mountain range. |
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2006- Governor Gladys Elizabeth Bandiera Pittí, Province of
Panama, Panama |
| Gladys Bandiera is a former civil
servant of the Ministry of Interior. (b. 1976-). |
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2006-
Governor
Sarah
Palin, Alaska (USA) |
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Former Mayor of Wasilla City. (b. 1965-). |
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2006-07
Voivode
Helena Pietraszkiewicz, Łódzki
(Poland) |
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Former councillor and chairperson of the Lublin City
Council. (1952-) |
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2006-06
Intendent Patricia Clara Pérez Zamorano, Región I de Tarapaca
(Chile) |
| Patricia
Pérez is Supreme Court Lawyer and civil servant. (b. 1972-). |
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2006-
Intendent Marcela Ximena Hernando Pérez, Región II de Antofagasta
(Chile) |
| Former
civil servant. |
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2006-07
Intendent Julieta Florentina Cruz Figueroa, Región III de Atacama
(Chile) |
| Julieta
Cruz is a former civil servant on local and federal level. (b.
1960-). |
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2006-
Intendent María Soledad Tohá
Veloso,
Región VIII de Bio Bio (Chile) |
| Professor
and Municipal Councillor of Chillán. (b. 1965-). |
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2006-
Intendent Viviana Betancourt
Gallegos,
Región XI de Aisén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo (Chile) |
| Former
Regional Councillor. |
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2006-
Intendent Eugenia Mancilla, Región XII de Magallanes y de la
Antártica Chilena (Chile) |
| Engineer
and working in the private sector. (b. 1964-). |
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2006-
Governor Victoria Ngiratkakl-Kanai, Airai State (Palau) |
| Also known
as Vicky Kanai, she was President of the State Legislature 2002-06. |
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2006- Governor
Akiko C. Bedor Sugiyama,
Ngardmau State (Palau) |
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A former congresswoman
Akiko Sugiyama
was married to the former Senator Peter L.
Sugiyama, who died in 2007.
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2006-07
Governor
Mireya González
Dávila,
Sucumbíos (Ecuador) |
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Followed Nancy
Lucia Armijos on the post. |
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2006-07
Governor Maria de Lourdes Abadia, Distrito Federal (Brazil) |
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2001-06 Vice-Governor. She lost her bid for reelection and
will leave office on 1. January 2007. |
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2006-07
Governor
Mireya González
Dávila,
Sucumbíos (Ecuador) |
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Followed Nancy
Lucia Armijos on the post. |
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2006- Governor
Sandra Alejandrina Cuevas de Hernández, Cortés (Honduras) |
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Followed
Ilsa Díaz Zelaya on the post. |
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2006-
Governor Pénéloppe Kantarama, Province de l'Ouest (Rwanda) |
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Also known as Penpencond
Vice-President of the National Assembly 2003-06. |
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2006- Zupan Mira Buconić, the Dubrovnik-Neretva county (Croatia) |
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Deputy
župan 2005-2006. |
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2006-
Lieutenant Governor
Mayann E. Francis, Nova Scotia
(Canada) |
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Director & CEO of
the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission from 1999, Ombudsman for Nova
Scotia 2000-03. |
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2006-
Lieutenant-Governor Barbara Oliver Hagerman, Prince Edward Island
(Canada) |
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Musical teacher, vocal performer, choir
leader and conductor, volunteer worker. (b. 1943-). |
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2006- Governor Vera Ulyanchenko, Kiev
oblast (Ukraine) |
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Also known as
Vira Ivanivna, she is a former Presidential Councillor.
(b. 1958) |
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2006-
Governor
Yukiko Kada, Shiga (Japan) |
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Professor in Environmental affairs. (b.
1950-). |
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2006- Fylkesmann Kari Nordheim-Larsen, Telemark (Norway) |
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Deputy Mayor of the County of Telemark
1984-90, Secretary for Regional Affairs of Arbeiderpartiet 1990-92 and
Minister of Development Aid 1992-97. (b. 1948-).
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2006-
Acting Governor Ludmila Riveros de Sánchez, Ñeembucú (Paraguay) |
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Former highranking civil servant and
Member of Parliament. |
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2006
Acting Voivode Marzenna
Drab, Kujawsko-Pomorski
(Poland) |
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Appointed Vice-Voivode earlier in 2006 and
became Acting Governor after the resignation of her predecessor. MP from
2007. |
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2006- Governor Neranjala Pushpa Kumari Balasooriya,
Southern Province (Sri Lanka) |
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Normally known as Kumari Balasooriya, her
surname is also transcribed as Balasuriya.
She is married to former Governor of North Central Province Jagath
Balasooriya (or Balasuriya), and they held office at the same time for a
few weeks in 2006. (b. 1949). |
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Ca.
2006-
Governor
Doris Puchana, The Awa Reservation (Colombia) |
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Head of an indiginas area. |
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2006- Governor
Elsa de León,
Samaná (Domenican Republic) |
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2006-
Governor
Fouzia Imanssar,
District of Aïn Chock (Morocco) |
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Another version of her name is
Fawziya Amansar, and the
the name of the district is also trancribed as
Ain al-Shaq, wich is situtated in the governorate of
Casablanca.
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2006-
Prefect Chantal
Philip, Meuse (France) |
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Former
Sous
-Préfète of Commercy |
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2006-
Lord-Lieutenant
Jean Douglas Tulloch, Area of Dumfries
(United Kingdom of Great Britain)
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The lieutenantcy is situated in Scotland. |
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2006-
Lord-Lieutenant Marion Teresa Brewis,
The Area of Wigtown (United Kingdom of Great Britain)
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Known as Terry Brevis, she is the Queen's Representative in the
Scottish County. |
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2006-
Lord-Lieutenant
Valerie Lane-Fox
Pitt-Rivers, Dorset
(United Kingdom of Great Britain)
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Worked for the National Health Service and
charitable and arts organisations in Dorset since 1970. Deputy
Lieutenant for Dorset 1995-2006. (b. 1939-). |
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2006-
Lord-Lieutenant
Dame Lorna Elizabeth Fox
Muirhead, Merseyside
(United Kingdom of Great Britain)
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Normally known as Dame Lorna Muirhead she
worked as a midwife and teacher for many years, President of the Royal
College of Midwives 1997-2004 and Deputy Lieutenant for Merseyside
2003-06. (b. 1943-). |
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2006
Prefect Delfina Raimondo, Gorizia (Italy)
2006- Prefect of Belluno |
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Civil Servant and member of various expert committees of the Ministry of
Interior, Vice-Prefect of Como 1996-2001, Vice-Prefct of Venezia
2001-05. (b. 1950). |
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2006- Narcisa Livia Brassesco, Biella (Italy) |
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Former Vice-Prefect of the Province. |
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2006- Maria Elena
Stasi, Caserta (Italy) |
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High-ranking civil servant. |
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2006-07 Governor Dame Virginia
Etiaba,
Anambra State (Nigeria) |
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Also known as Dame Virgy, she took
office as Deputy Governor in March and became Governor when her
predecessor was impeached, but she immediately transferred her
powers to Peter Obi, when the Appeal Court voided the impeachment.
(b. 1942-). |
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2007-
Governor Ana Júlia Carepa, Pará (Brazil) |
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City Councillor of Belém do Pará from
1992, Vice-Mayor 1996-2000 and Federal Senator since 2002 (b. 1957-). |
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2007-
Governor Yeda Rorato Crusius, Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) |
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Minister of Planning, Organization and
Coordination in 1993 and since Member of the Federal Parliament.
President Partido da Social Democracia Brasileira (PSDB) of the State
2005-06. (b. 1944-) |
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2007- Governor María
Diocelina Pazmiño García,
Bolívar
(Ecuador)
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Former candidate to the National Assembly. |
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2007- Governor Elisa Margarita
Monar Vargas, Orellana
(Ecuador)
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Apointed by the President. |
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2007- Governor Betty Montoya Moreno, Laredo (Peru) |
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Former mayor. |
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2007- Governor Chabela Rivas Villafuerte, Capital District of
Abancay
(Peru) |
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In
Departament Apurimac. |
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2007- Governor
Geraldine Ecleo Villaroman, Dinagat Islands(The Philippines) |
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The first governor of the newely created province. Her mother Glenda
Ecleo is member of the House of of Representatives and her father a
mayor. |
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2007- Governor
Floydelia Diasen,
Kalinga
(The Philippines) |
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Elected to the post after her husband was murdered. |
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2007 Voivode
Anna Szyszka, Warmińsko-Mazurski (Poland)
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Vice-Voivode 2006-07 and Acting in the
position from January to February. (b. 1969-). |
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2007- Intendent Adriana del Piano Puelma,
Región Metropolitana de Santiago
(Chile) |
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Minister of Natural Assets 1994-99, eputy
Leader of the Election Campaign of President Lagos in 1999, Minister
Women’s Affairs 2000-03, Subsecretary of Regional Development,
2003-2005, Minister of Interior Affairs 2005. (b. 1947-) |
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2007- Intendent Antonella Sciaraffia
Estrada, Región I de Tarapaca (Chile) |
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Christian Democrat MP 1997-2001. |
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2007- Intendent Viviana Ireland
Cortés, Región III de Atacama (Chile) |
Former Municipal Secretary of
Atacama and Regional
Secretary of the Ministry of Economy |
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2007-
Commissaris van de Koningin
Karla Peijs, Zeeland (Netherlands) |
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Member of the European Parliament for
CDA 1989-2003, and prior to that Member of the Provincial States of
Utrecht. Minister of Traffic and Water Management 2003-07. (b.
1944-).
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2007- Governor Rosalba Venancia Belmonto de Penayo,
Alto Paraguay (Paraguay) |
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Apparently she will be in office until August 2008 in an acting
capacity. |
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2007-
Governor
Sandra Rubiano Leyton,
Magdalena (Columbia) |
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Former Rector of Universidad del Magdalena. |
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2007- Governor Clara Inés
Collazos Martínez, Cesar (Columbia) |
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Career as administrator before she became chief executive of the
province. |
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2007- Governor
Ivonne Ortega Pacheco, Yucatán (Mexico) |
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Former member of the Chamber of Deputies and Secretary of the Permanent
Commission of the Mexican Congress 2005-06. |
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2007- Governor Maria Fabiana Ríos, Tierra del Fuego
(Argentina) |
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Member of the Chamber of Deputies until her election. |
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2007- Lord-Lieutenant
Carol Kinghorn,
Kincardineshire (United Kingdom) |
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A physiotherapist she is invlved in
various charitable works. (b. 1946-). |
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2007- Lord-Lieutenant
The Countess of Verulam, Hertfordshire
(United Kingdom) |
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Dione Angela Grimston née Smith is an
artist and involved in the National Trust and other organisations.
High Sheriff of Hertfordshire in 2002-03. Married to Sir John Duncan
Grimston, 7th Earl of Verulam, and mother of 4 children. (b. 1954-). |
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2007- Lord-Lieutenant Mary Prior,
Hertfordshire
(United Kingdom) |
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Deputy Lieutenant since 1996. Chairperson of a
number of charities and public board. (b. 1942-) |
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2007-
Civil Governor
Isilda Maria Prazeres dos Santos Varges Gomes, Faro
(Portugal) |
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2007- Civil Governor
Eurídice Maria de Sousa Pereira,
Setúbal (Portugal) |
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Vice-President of the Commission for Coordination and Development of the
Region of Lisboa and Vale do Tejo 2005-07. She was candidate for the
post of Mayor of Moita in 2005. |
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2007- Governor Marie Josée Laloy,
Walloon Brabant (Belgium) |
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A francophone socialist. (b. 1950-). |
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2007- Zupan Sonja Borovčak,the
Krapina-Zagorje County (Croatia) |
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Former local politician. (b. 1947-) |
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2007- Governor Maria Rosa Vilma Tuazon Santos,
Batangas (The Philippines) |
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Vilma Santos-Recto is a former actor
and Mayor of Lipa City. (b. 1953-)
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2007- Governor Corazon T.
Nuñez-Malanyaon,
Davao Oriental (The Philippines) |
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A former Member of Congress, she won
over her cousin, Governor Maria Elena T. Palma Gil. (b. 1949-) |
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2007- Governor Sally Ante Lee, Sorsogon
(The Philippines) |
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Wife of former Governor Raul R. Lee and
Mayor of Sorsogon City since 2000. |
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2007- Governor Elisa Olga
Tingcungco Kho, Masbate (The Philippines) |
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Wife of former governor Tony Kho. |
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2007- Governor
Jum
Jainuddin-Akbar,
Basilan
(The Philippines) |
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Jum Akbar's husband,
Wahab Akbar, had been Governor 1998-2007
and was elected to the
House of Represenatives.
His second wife, Cherry Santos-Akbar, was
elected Mayor of Isabela City and the third wife, Nur-In Abbas-Akbar,
run as candidate for Mayor of
Lamitan City.
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2007- Governor Lida Nanyan, Shirak Marz (Armenia) |
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Head of the the regional State Tax Service until her appointment as
Marzpet. (b. 1948-). |
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2007-
Prefect Béatrice Abollivier,
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (France) |
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Former high ranking civil servant and ministerial political advisor |
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2007-
Prefect
Fabienne Buccio, Mayenne (France) |
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Former
de sous-préfète de Bayeux and
presidential advisor. |
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2007-Prefect Francesca Rita Maria | |