Shahrazad Martinique

The Right HonorableShahrazad MartiniqueMC 	
The Right HonorableShahrazad MartiniqueMC
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Premier of Belmont 	Premier of Belmont
Incumbent 	Incumbent
Assumed office 
2 January 2010 	Assumed office 
2 January 2010
Monarch 	Diana I
Deuxième 	
Marie-Hélène MazarinStéphane Rogére
Preceded by 	Charles Millerand
Leader of the Opposition 	Leader of the Opposition
In office 
17 January 2005 - 2 January 2010 	In office 
17 January 2005 - 2 January 2010
Monarch 	Diana I
Premier 	
Pierre PlantardCharles Millerand
Preceded by 	François Vilbanois
Succeeded by 	George Bettancourt
Leader of the Coalition Libérale 	Leader of the Coalition Libérale
Incumbent 	Incumbent
Assumed office 
17 January 2005 	Assumed office 
17 January 2005
Preceded by 	François Vilbanois
General Information 	General Information
Born 	
25 September 1958Paris, Belmont
Nationality 	Belmontien
Political party 	Libéralistes
Spouse(s) 	Benjamin Martinique
Children 	Alexandre Martinique
Residence 	Le Forteresse
Alma mater 	University of Paris
Religion 	Catholic
Signature 	
Shahrazad Martinique (née Rogére; born 25 September 1958) is the current Premier of The Kingdom of Belmont and Leader of the Coalition Libérale. Martinique is the only woman to have held either post. She is also the youngest Premier since 1926.
First elected to the Chambre des Communes in the 1980 general elections, Martinique was one of the few new Libéralistes MCs elected in that election, which ushered in the beginning of the Conservative Era in Belmontien politics and kept the Libéralistes out of power for the next thirty years.
Throughout the 1980s, Martinique was the Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition. After the 1990 and 1995 general election defeats, Martinique was made the Shadow Minister for Housing and the Interior, respectively. After the electoral defeat in the 2000 general elections, the new party leader, François Vilbanois, appointed her deputy leader. After the 2005 defeat, and subsequent resignation of Vilbanois, she was elected unanimously to the leadership of the the Libéralistes.
In her foreword in the 2010 Libéraliste manifesto, Martinique had written of "a feeling of helplessness, that a once great nation has somehow fallen behind." The 2010 general elections proved to be the most successful showing for the Libéralistes since their founding Martinique to Premiership of the Kingdom. She became Premier determined to reverse what she perceived as a precipitate national decline. Her political philosophy and economic policies have emphasized flexible regulation, particularly of the financial sector, and flexible labour markets, and the selling off and closing down of unprofitable state owned companies and boosting defense spending.
==Early life and education==
==Early political career (1980 - 1990)==
==Shadow Minister (1990 - 2000)==
==Deputy leader (2000 - 2005)==
==Leader of the Opposition (2005 - 2010)==
==Premier==
===Domestic policies===
===Foreign policies===
==Political positions==
==Personal life==
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