Katarina Barley
Katarina Barley is a prominent German politician from the Social Democratic Party (SPD), having served in various significant roles including as Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection. She has been an influential figure in shaping Germany's legal and social policies and has represented Germany in the European Parliament. Her work often focuses on social justice, gender equality, and consumer rights, making her a key player in contemporary German and European politics.
Born on Nov 17, 1970 (55 years old)
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Germany:
Barley condemned the behavior of the EVP faction in the European Parliament.
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Hungary:
Katarina Barley stated that Viktor Orbán's regime regularly undermines the rule of law.
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Luxembourg:
Katarina Barley is pushing for more flexible approval regulations for male contraceptives.
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Slovakia:
Katarina Barley stopped the proposal for a minute of silence for Kirk.
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Hungary:
Katarina Barley interrupted a speech attempting to honor Charlie Kirk in the European Parliament.
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North Macedonia:
Katarina Barley interrupted the session while presiding over the meeting.
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Germany:
Katarina Barley is speculated to be a possible candidate for the Bundesverfassungsgericht.
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Iraq:
Katarina Barley called for practical and swift negotiations with Washington before the tariffs take effect.
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Ireland:
Katarina Barley warned that many MEPs are determined that this will be the 'absolute last chance' for von der Leyen.
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Greece:
Katarina Barley is the only minister from the former East Germany.
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