Wikidata Michael Angelus Moratinos
Res apud Vicidata repertae:
*Nativitas*: 8 Iunii 1951; Matritum  
*Patria*: Hispania  
*Nomen nativum*: Miguel Ángel Moratinos Cuyaubé
**Officium**

*Officium*: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of Spain, EU Special Representative for the Middle East peace process, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Ambassador of Spain to Israel  
*Munus*: legatus, politicus, iuris peritus  
*Patronus*: Universitas Complutensis Matritensis
**Consociatio**

*Factio*: Spanish Socialist Workers' Party  

**Memoria**

*Laurae*: Order of the Three Stars, 2nd Class, Order of the Serbian Flag, Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana, 1st Class, Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, 2nd class, Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru‎, Grand Cross of the Order of Prince Henry, Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland, Order of Vasco Núñez de Balboa, Commander of the Legion of Honour, Order of the Quetzal, Order of the Liberator General San Martín, Cross of Merit, Order of Independence, Order of Sikatuna, Order of José Matías Delgado, Order of the Republic (Tunisia), Order of Saint Agatha, National Maltese Order of Merit  

**Michael Angelus Moratinos**, vulgo plenius *Miguel Ángel Moratinos Cuyaubé* (Matriti die 8 Iunii 1951 natus) est legatus et politicus Hispaniae.

Alumnus est lycei Francici Matritensis, universitatum Compluti Urbis et Complutensis Matritensis, scholae diplomaticae Hispanicae. Inter legatos patriae Belgradum iuxta regimen Iugoslavicum ab anno 1979, Rabatum Maroci ab 1984 usque in 1987, deinde Telavivum iuxta regimen Israeliticum anno 1996 missus est. Ab anno insequenti usque in 2003 legatus superior Unionis Europaeae ad pacem inter Israelem civitatesque Arabicas componendam meruit. Minister a rebus externis Hispaniae fuit a die 18 Aprilis 2004 usque ad 21 Octobris 2010, primo ministro Iosepho Ludovico Zapatero.

Nexus externi
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|  | **Vicimedia Communia** plura habent quae ad **Michaelem Angelum Moratinos** spectant. |

* "Zapatero confirma la candidatura de Moratinos a un cargo de la UE" in *Ultima hora* (18 Novembris 2009)
* "PROFILE: Troubleshooter for peace" (6 Iulii 2000) apud *Politico*

Ministri rectionum Hispanicarum Iosephi Ludovici Rodríguez Zapatero 2004–2011

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| Rosa Aguilar • Viviana Aído • Iosephus Antonius Alonso • Magdalena Álvarez • Iosephus Blanco • Iosephus Bono • Franciscus Caamaño • Mercedes Cabrera • Iesus Caldera • Carmen Calvo • Antonius Camacho • Carme Chacón • Manuel Chaves • Ioannes Clos • Caelestinus Corbacho • Beatrix Corredor • Helena Espinosa • Marianus Fernández Bermejo • Maria Theresia Fernández de la Vega • Angelus Gabilondo • Christina Garmendia • Valerianus Gómez • Angeli González-Sinde • Raimundus Jáuregui • Trinitas Jiménez • Ioannes Ferdinandus López Aguilar • Caesar Antonius Molina • Iosephus Montilla • Michael Angelus Moratinos • Christina Narbona • Leire Pajín • Iosephus Ludovicus Rodríguez Zapatero • Alfredus Pérez Rubalcaba • Helena Salgado • Maria Iesus San Segundo • Michael Sebastián • Georgius Sevilla • Petrus Solbes • Bernardus Soria • Maria Antonia Trujillo
*Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum**Capsae cognatae:* Consilia Aznar 1996–2004 • Zapatero 2004–2011 • Rajoy 2011–2018 • Sánchez 2018– |
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Ministri rerum externarum Hispanici (1977–)

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| Marcellinus Oreja Aguirre 1977 • Iosephus Petrus Pérez-Llorca 1980 • Ferdinandus Morán López 1982 • Franciscus Fernández Ordóñez 1985 • Xaverius Solana 1992 • Carolus Westendorp 1995 • Abel Matutes 1996 • Iosephus Piqué 2000 • Anna Palacio 2002 • Michael Angelus Moratinos 2004 • Trinitas Jiménez 2010 • Iosephus Manuel García-Margallo 2011 • Alphonsus Dastis 2016 • Iosephus Borrell 2018 • Arancha González 2020
*Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Ministri a rebus externis civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum**Capsae cognatae:* Primi ministri Hispaniae 1976– |
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