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Date :  2005-02-23
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Rato y Figaredo, Rodrigo de

Geschäftsführender Direktor des IWF (Internationaler Währungsfond)

Author :  FMI / IMF


Rodrigo de Rato y Figaredo ist ehemaliger spanischer Wirtschaftsminister und seit Mai 2004 der geschäftsführende Direktor des Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF).
Rato studierte in den USA Wirtschaftwissenschaften und promovierte in diesem Fach an der Universität Complutense in Madrid. Seit Anfang der 80er Jahre bekleidete er Führungsämter in der konservativen Partido Popular (PP) und wurde 1996 ihr stellvertretender Generalsekretär. Nach dem Wahlsieg der PP unter José María Aznar im März 1996 wurde Rato zweiter Vizeministerpräsident sowie Minister für Wirtschaft und Finanzen und behielt dieses Amt bis zur Wahlniederlage der Regierung Aznar in der spanischen Parlementswahl am 14. März 2004.

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