Diego Hidalgo

Diego Hidalgo
Photo of Diego Hidalgo in 2065
9th Minister of International Relations
Incumbent
Assumed office November 23, 2073
President	Dietrich Weber
Preceded by	Sasha Petrov
State Minister from Laporinza
In office May 10, 2073 – November 23, 2073
Preceded by	Marco Herrera
Succeeded by	Julio Molina
In office 2062–2070
Preceded by	Ervin Kovacs
Succeeded by	Marco Herrera
State Delegate from Laporinza's 3rd District
In office 2053–2058
Preceded by	Carlos Peña
Succeeded by	Sebastian Valentina
In office 2040–2046
Preceded by	Carlos Peña
Succeeded by	Carlos Peña
5th Minister of Judicial Oversight
In office 2046–2053
President	Elise Shamir
Preceded by	René Marquette
Succeeded by	Julio Molina
Personal details
Born	Diego Hidalgo 2006 (age 67)
Nationality	Icarisian
Political party	Traditionalist
Profession	Politician
Military service
Allegiance	Icaris
Branch/service	Icarisian Ground Force
Years of service	2024-2025

Diego Hidalgo (b. 2006)

Political career

Political views

Policy	Large/Small	Yes/No	High/Low	Easy/Rigid
Government Size	Large
Renewable Energy Dependence		Yes
Privatized Healthcare System		No
Social Market Economy		Yes
Business Regulation			High
Compellance Laws		Yes
Labor Unions		Yes
Opt-In Tax System		Yes
Business Subsidies		No
Government Spending			High
Conscription		Yes
Domestic Surveillance on Citizenry		Yes
Citizenship				Rigid
Theocracy		Yes
Death Penalty		Yes
Government-Sponsored Marriage		No
Abortion		No
Firearm Regulation			Low
Universal Public School		No
Isolationist Foreign Policy		No
Globalism		No
Free Trade		No
Defense Budget			High

Trad: 20/23
Lib: 5/20
Work: 10/23
Nat: 13/23
Fed: 6/23
NewF: 14/23
ColPro: 12/23