Karin Resetarits
Karin Resetarits (* December 15, 1961 in Vienna as Karin Müller), an Austrian journalist and politician is (LIF ).
Education and work
Karin Resetarits attended from 1968 to 1972, the elementary school of the School Sisters in the frieze in Vienna and moved to the local high school of the School Sisters thereafter. Resetarits attended from 1978 to 1979, the Senior High School in Huntington (New York) and in 1980 her education with graduating from high school at the AHS of the School Sisters from.
Between 1980 and 2003 Resetarits worked as an editor at the ORF and moderated the program without muzzle, time and meeting point in the image culture. From 2003 to 2004 she was a presenter at KroneHit radio, they also worked since 1980 as an independent moderator, journalist and author. In 2004 she opened a restaurant business and is a partner of Marx restoration GmbH.
Policy
In the European elections in 2004, she moved to second on the list Martin in the EU Parliament. On 8 June 2005 she joined the Liberal ALDE and LIF. In the Parliamentary elections 2008 Resetarits came to no avail as the top candidate in Salzburg. In 2009, she allowed the Young Liberals of Austria and their top candidate Hannes Muellner by their signature as an EU parliamentary deputies the Fall in the EU elections in Austria.
Private
Karin Resetarits was with Peter Resetarits, brother of Luke and Willi Resetarits, married. In 2010 she married the producer of their former broadcast absolute Resetarits, Martin Kraml. She has five children and lives in the Lower Austrian town of Neustift - Innermanzing.