Ioannis Papadopoulou
The Honourable | |
Ioannis Papadopoulou | |
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File:Mazzini.png | |
3 March 2024-3 May 2024 | |
Predecessor | Michael Pocci |
Successor | Ezio Auditore |
30 September 2021-7 July 2024 | |
Successor | Jasmine |
7 November 2021-4 October 2022 | |
12 July 2021-31 August 2021 | |
Predecessor | Esty Carpentieri |
Successor | Esty Carpentieri |
12 July 2021 31 August 2021 | |
Predecessor | Esty Carpentieri |
Successor | Ștefan Marius Snagoveanu |
9 January 2023-19 February 2023 | |
Successor | Maybellene Junkin, Ayane Martinez |
9 January 2023-26 April 2023 | |
26 April 2023-29 June 2023 | |
Born | 24 February 2006 |
Citizenship | Pinang Greece |
Nationality | Greek |
Ethnicity | Greek |
Political party | Independent |
Other political affiliations |
Moderate Party |
Residence | Piraeus, Greece |
Occupation | Student, Politician, Artist, Literary Critic |
Religion | Eastern Orthodox |
Ioannis Papadopoulou, known also as Giuseppe Mazzini in Pinang and Ioannis na Brezhoneg in Roscamistan, is a Greek-Pinangese politician, artist and literary critic. He is one of the most senior Pinangese Politicians, being active in politics since 2021.
Ioannis started his time in Pinangese politics in the Democratic Progress Party, founding it in April 2021, shortly after acquiring citizenship. Mazzini's political career is characterized by the leadership of the centrist "clique" of Pinang, whether in a separate party or in other parties. During his time as leader of the Liberal Party, he usually gave the ruling party a majority in Parliament.
Ioannis served in numerous offices in Pinang, including Advisor to the Prime Minister (Carpentieri), Prime Minister, President, Election Commissioner, Supreme Court Justice, Deputy Supreme Court Justice, and various Ministerial jobs.
Biography
Background
Papadopoulou was born on the 24th of February 2006 in Athens, Greece. His mother is of Belarusian origin. Between 2016-2019, Papadopoulou resided in Israel, and subsequently can speak Hebrew almost fluently.
Beginning of Political Involvement in Pinang
Mazzini founded the Democratic Progress Party in April 2021. The Party was the third largest party in Pinang, gaining 20% of the popular vote according to polls at its peak.
Representing his party, Mazzini ran for the office of President in July 2021, but failed to pass the first round. The second round was between Sean Dunkerque of PEDEM and Tobey Wyles of the Republican Bloc. Mazzini received 21% of the vote in the first round.
Prime Minister
Mazzini served as Pinangs Third Prime Minister, breaking a streak of a year and a half of Premiership by Carpentieri. The Mazzini Cabinet served for 50 days until it was dissolved by a vote of no confidence, and replaced by the seventh Carpentieri Cabinet on the 31st of August 2021.
Legislative Career
The majority of Mazzini's career revolved around activity in Pinang's legislature. Mazzini ran in December 2021 for the Senate under Open PLD, and received 1 seat. During the majority of 2022 and part of 2023, Mazzini ran for Parliament under the Liberal Party, receiving mixed results. The party later merged with the Moderate Party, of which he represented in parliament until he left Parliament for the Supreme Court.
Mazzini's political career and legislative career specifically, was characterized by his partnership with Tobey Wyles, regularly siding with him in Coalitions, and appearing high in the Moderates' parliamentary list.
Rotational Presidency with Auditore
In February 2024, Mazzini ran for President. After passing the first round, he faced Ezio Auditore who was running under the Party of the Radical Left. The Second Round ended in a tie, and a rotational agreement was reached. The Presidency was split in half; Mazzini served as President for three months, between 3rd of March and 3rd of May, and was succeeded by Ezio Auditore.
Chief Justice of Pinang
Mazzini served as Deputy Chief Justice of Pinang from 7th July 2024 to 2nd August 2024, after the resignation of the previous Chief Justice, Miso. Mazzini serves as Chief Justice to this day.