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Freedom Will Prevail- 1994 German Parliamentary Elections
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    CDU (Center-Right): 315 Seats (+3)
    SDP (Center-Left): 160 Seats (-20)
    FDP (Center): 148 (+11)
    Green (Left): 36 (+8)
    PDS (Far-Left): 3 (-2)

    Helmut Kohl, 6th Chancellor of Germany
    October 1, 1982-June 17, 1998
    Volker Ruhe, 7th Chancellor of Germany
    June 17, 1998-October 25, 1998
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- 1998 German Parliamentary Elections
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    SDP (Center-Left): 238 Seats (+78)
    CDU (Center-Right): 221 Seats (-94)
    FDP (Center): 109 (-39)
    Green (Left): 90 (+54)
    PDS (Far-Left): 4 (+1)

    Volker Ruhe, 7th Chancellor of Germany (Caretaker)
    June 17, 1998-February 25, 1999
    Gerhard Schroder, 8th Chancellor of Germany
    February 25, 1999-September 22, 2001
    Rudolf Scharping, 9th Chancellor of Germany
    September 22, 2001-October 19, 2002
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- 2003 German Parliamentary Elections
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    CDU (Center-Right): 231 Seats (+3)
    FDP (Center): 190 (+87)
    SDP (Center-Left): 118 Seats (-110)
    Green (Left): 116 (+15)
    PDS (Far-Left): 7 (+5)

    Wolfgang Gerhardt, 10th Chancellor of Germany
    December 2, 2003-March 15, 2004
    Angela Merkel, 11th Chancellor of Germany
    March 15, 2004-September 12, 2007
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- 2007 German Parliamentary Elections
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    GDL (Left): 227 (New)
    CDU (Center-Right): 199 Seats (-41)
    SDP (Center-Left): 150 Seats (+32)
    FDP (Center): 107 (-83)

    Gregor Gysi, 12th Chancellor of Germany
    September 12, 2007-January 10, 2009
    Oskar Lafontaine, 13th Chancellor of Germany
    January 10, 2009-August 30, 2009
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- List of German Chancellors
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    • CHANCELLORS OF GERMANY:
    Helmut Kohl,     October 1, 1982-June 17, 1998
    Volker Ruhe, June 17, 1998-February 25, 1999
    Gerhard Schroder, February 25, 1999-September 22, 2001
    Rudolf Scharping, September 22, 2001-December 3, 2003
    Wolfgang Gerhardt, December 3, 2003-March 15, 2004
    Angela Merkel, March 15, 2004-September 12, 2007
    Gregor Gysi, September 12, 2007-January 10, 2009
    Oskar Lafontaine, January 10, 2009-August 30, 2009
    Angela Merkel, August 30, 2009-December 11, 2021
    Marina Weisband, December 11, 2021-Present

    GERMANY FACTS:
    Population:     82,500,000 (-630,000)
    GDP: $5.1 Trillion (+$877 Billion)
    GDP/C: $61,818 (+$11,016)
    HDI: 0.965 (+0.014)

    Chancellor Job Approval:
    YES: 65.5%
    NO: 30.2%
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- 2010 Moldovan Parliamentary Elections
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    MFD: 50 Seats (-13)
    SPM: 36 Seats (+10)
    PCRM: 8 Seats (+1)
    MNF: 7 Seats (+2)

    Mihai Ghimpu, 4th First Minister of Moldova
    February 8, 2009-November 1, 2010 (Caretaker)
    Marian Lupu, 5th First Minister of Moldova
    November 1, 2010-July 14, 2012
    Mihai Ghimpu, 6th First Minister of Moldova
    July 14, 2012-October 17, 2013
    Igor Dodon, 7th First Minister of Moldova
    October 17, 2013-August 16, 2014
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- 2014 Moldovan Parliamentary Elections
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    MFD: 61 Seats (+11)
    SPM: 25 Seats (-11)
    GPA: 10 Seats (New)
    MNF: 3 Seats (-4)
    PCRM: 2 Seats (-6)

    Mihai Ghimpu, 8th First Minister of Moldova
    August 16, 2014-January 30, 2017
    Maia Sandu, 9th First Minister of Moldova
    January 30, 2017-December 18, 2017
    Igor Grosu, 10th First Minister of Moldova
    December 18, 2017-August 13, 2018
     
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    • Freedom Will Prevail- List of Moldovan First Ministers
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    • FIRST MINISTERS OF MOLDOVA:
    Mircea Snegur, April 3, 1992-November 8, 1992
    Vladimir Voronin, November 8, 1992-October 15, 1997
    Mircea Snegur, October 15, 1997-February 8, 2009
    Mihai Ghimpu, February 8, 2009-November 1, 2010
    Marian Lupu, November 1, 2010-July 14, 2012
    Mihai Ghimpu, July 14, 2012-October 17, 2013
    Igor Dodon, October 17, 2013-August 16, 2014
    Mihai Ghimpu, August 16, 2014-January 30, 2017
    Maia Sandu, January 30, 2017-December 18, 2017
    Igor Grosu, December 18, 2017-Present

    By Tenure:
    Snegur: 11 Years, 10 Months, 29 Days
    Ghimpu: 5 Years, 5 Months, 10 Days
    Grosu: 4 Years, 10 Months, 25 Days
    Voronin: 4 Years, 7 Months, 7 Days
    Lupu: 1 Year, 8 Months, 13 Days
    Sandu: 10 Months, 18 Days
    Dodon: 9 Months, 30 Days

    MOLDOVA FACTS:
    Population:     2,600,000 (+26,000)
    GDP: $19 Billion (+$5.42 Billion)
    GDP/C: $7,307 (+$1,993)
    HDI: 0.810 (+0.043)

    First Minister Job Approval:
    NO: 50.1%
    YES: 43.7%
     
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