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established by law.» This tagline «and of the other members that the law establishes» refers to the possibility of including the
Secretaries of State in the government. This separates the concepts of Government from the concept of the Council of Ministers (that, as its name indicates, is the meeting only of the ministers). However the Government Act of 1997 did not use the powers granted by the Constitution to include the Secretaries of State. It only considers the Prime Minister and the ministers as members of the government, therefore reuniting the Government and Council of Ministers.
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1930:, a parallel is established between the Government and the Council of Ministers, when it says in its article 86 that "the President of the Council of Ministers and the Ministers constitute the Government" and the figure of the President emphasizes that «he directs and represents the general policy of the Government» while the ministers «are responsible for the top direction and management of the public services assigned to the different ministerial departments». With this Constitution it can be affirmed that the
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1435:. From the beginning of the Council of Ministers there were constant conflicts between the Secretaries of Dispatch of the Council and the secretaries of the Council of State because in many occasions the first one had to respond before the latter, a situation that shortly after ceased to re-establish the king, on the proposal of the Council of Ministers, the merely consultative structure originally held by the Council of State.
1621:. The typical political instability of the time soon appeared, with governments of less than 20 days to maximum of 9 months mainly for palace intrigues. With Narváez back in government —his third government— in October 1847, the ephemeral governments ended until 1851. His Council of Ministers carried out important reforms in the Administration and the Treasury, but the most important was to confront and dominate the events of
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excuses of the ministers not to attend were also common, although the general norm was habitual attendance, as was not the case in other institutions of the monarchy. Likewise, various authorities that were called to issue reports or defend the files that were being processed could go to the
Council, generally in the area of the Treasury and international relations. They were described in the minutes as "assistants".
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1424:) should gather to form a body, which was to be called the Council of Ministers. In the meetings of this Council all matters of common interest would be discussed, and every Secretary would report about affairs under his responsibility and receive instructions from the King. The Secretary of State (or First Secretary of State) would act as Chief Minister and preside over the meetings when the King was absent.
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discussed by the Board. The Board, created in 1787, did not have a long journey or developed the work for which
Floridablanca promoted its creation and, only a few months later, the first criticisms appeared accusing the Count of Floridablanca of wanting to assume all the ministries powers through this body, to appoint the high officials of the Kingdom and thus gather in his person all the power.
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laws, exercises regulatory power and assists permanently the Head of State in political and administrative affairs », giving full regulatory authority to the government. The peculiarity of this law is that the
President of the Government is appointed by the Head of State on the proposal of a three candidates of the Council of the Kingdom (the private council of the dictator).
1880:. With the arrival of Primo de Rivera to power a Military Directorate was established chaired over by him under the title of President of the Military Directorate —with full executive and legislative powers— and the office of President of the Council of Ministers and the own Council of Ministers were suppressed.
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This does not mean that the ministers are mere hierarchical subordinates, because the
Constitution itself in Article 98.2, when establishing the directive function of the premier, establishes that the president directs the government «notwithstanding the competence and direct responsibility of these
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dispositions and resolutions of the head of the State had to be submitted to the deliberation of the latter. The second of the laws does mention the
Council of Ministers to indicate that the head of the State could dictate resolutions without the prior deliberation of the Council in cases of urgency.
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This Board must be ordinary and perpetual, and must be convened once at least every week, being held in the First
Secretary of State (the Prime Minister), even if this or another of the ministers does not attend, without any label or formalities of precedence between the concurrent, which only serve
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does not appoint the head of the government. The role of the monarch is to nominate a candidate that the
Congress of Deputies must approve or reject. If the candidate is approved, the monarch can appoint him. In the same way, it is the Premier who proposes to the monarch the appointment or cessation
1819:. The personality of the monarch to have a central role in decision-making was reflected in the first Council of Ministers, in which, the king read article 54.8 of the Constitution and as a comment he said to his ministers: «As you have just heard, the Constitution gives me the concession of honors,
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system like this was only possible with the help of the
Ministry of the Interior which is traditionally in charge of supervising the electoral processes and which, at that time, was the one in charge to put in agreement to the political forces to agree the result of the elections. Nevertheless, this
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and they said «that such healthy principles can not be realized, believe in the obligation to resign their positions in the hands of Your
Highness confident that their resignation will be admitted, which is based on the essential conditions of the representative government (...)». Espartero quickly
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To this end I have resolved that, in addition to the Council of State, which will be convened when I, or my successors have it convenient, there is a Supreme Board, also of the State, similar to the one currently held by my verbal orders, composed of all the Secretaries of State and of the Universal
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From the beginnings of the modern state and the centralization of power in the monarchs, the government was exercised by them through people of trust. The monarchs trusted them certain subjects and with which they made daily dispatches to deal with these matters. Over time, these trusted people who,
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was separated from the concept of the Council of Ministers, lasting until the approval of the Government Act of 1997. The Constitution, in its article 98.1 establishes that the Government consists of the «President, of the Vice Presidents where appropriate, of the Ministers and of the other members
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the Queen Regent did not usually attend —although she was always informed of everything— and they met once or twice a week and with the ordinary assistance of the ministers —although during the premiership of Mendizábal many times the Councils were reduced to two members by the notable absences— in
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A before and after is marked after the approval of the Legal System and the State Administration Act (LRJAE) of 1957 that develops the principle of Unity of Administration and places the Council of Ministers as the supreme and central body of the Administration, regulating the Government under the
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brought to the Cortes the Organic Act of the State (LOE) that separated the figure of the head of State from that of the head of government, who led and on whom the Council of Ministers depended, and defined this Council as «the body that determines the national policy, ensures the application of
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The place designed for its meetings and the most usual in its beginnings was the headquarters of the First Secretary of State, although with time it was the headquarters of the Secretariat of the Navy that assumed that role. It was also common that the Council met where the monarch was, as in the
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The Government Secretariat is responsible for assisting the Minister-Secretary of the Council of Ministers; conduct the calls of the members of the bodies it attends; collaborate with the Technical Secretariats of the Government Delegated Committees; guard the records and minutes of meetings; to
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The first of the laws changes the name of the head of the Government to that of the President of the Government —a name that is maintained today— that was linked to the head of the State. This law does not mention the Council of Ministers, although in practice it was in force even though all the
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The General Commission of Secretaries of State and Undersecretaries is an auxiliary body of the Council of Ministers composed by all the secretaries of state and undersecretaries of the different ministries. The General Commission has as purpose to study the matters that must to be dealt in the
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The Council of Ministers, as a general rule, meets weekly every Tuesday morning. Its meetings, from which minutes will be drawn up, may be deliberative and/or decision-making. The minutes will include, exclusively, the circumstances related to the time and place of its celebration, the list of
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The most relevant of this period of civil government was the draft Constitution of 1929, which granted the monarch the ability to assist the Council of Ministers whenever he wished and chair over it should he attend; it had to approve the appointments and substitutions of the dismissals of the
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They used to meet once a week; later, it was extended to twice —Tuesdays and Saturdays— although depending on the circumstances, the hours could vary, as happened at the time of the uprising of Jorge Bessières that met daily or when the monarch pleased. Extraordinary meetings and the continual
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the government on its own initiative then a prospective replacement candidate for Prime Minister must be nominated at the same time. If the censure motion carries, the replacement candidate is deemed to have the confidence of the Congress and automatically becomes the new Prime Minister. This
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This Board was not properly a Council of Ministers because, as we have said, not only ministers but other authorities, such as the Councilors of State, could attend and, in addition, this body was limited by the Reserved Instruction, an articulated text that included the matters that could be
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Since the Divine Providence led me to the Throne of this great Monarchy I have wished to promote, with all my strength, its prosperity. The Almighty wanted to favor my good intentions by arranging that, with the various events and vicissitudes of my reign, my experiences be increased, and my
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and, by French influence, the Council of Dispatch was created with a few members. This members had the task of advise the monarch in his task of government and that displaced the Council of State in this task. During his reign many of the Secretaries of State and of the Dispatch appeared.
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and the ministers (22 as of 2024). Junior or deputy ministers such as the Secretaries of State are not members of the Council (although according to the Constitution they could be, if the Government Act included them, a constitutional provision that until today has not been used). The
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who had the confidence of these ministers, in clear imitation of the European systems in which the Government should have the confidence of the Crown and Parliament. In the same way, the prerogatives that were granted to the monarch were actually exercised by his ministers.
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was unique between 1526 and 1567, double between 1567 and 1706 and unique again since this last year. Exceptionally, between 1630 and 1661 there was a third secretary in charge «of Spain, the Indies and adjacent islands, the coast of Barbary and everything indifferent».
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Article one - In compliance with the agreement adopted by the National Defense Board, the Chief of the Government of the Spanish State is appointed to the Most Excellent General of Division Mr. Francisco Franco Bahamonde, who will assume all the powers of the new
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was approved, a constitution sufficiently flexible so that all the ideologies coexisted under it and could make the necessary changes in favor of one or another ideology without altering the system. This constitution gave sovereignty to both the Monarch and the
1794:) acquires greater relevance and power, placing himself in the center as the true guiding center of the country's administrative action. It is at this time when a true civil government is established, with small lapses of prime ministers of a military nature.
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Office: to which, in cases of gravity that occur, the other Ministers of the same Council of State appointed by me, or those of other Councils, or also the Generals, will concur; and educated and jealous people who believe they are useful or necessary.
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This Council was directly and permanently submitted to the monarch, as it appears in the historical texts that show that between 28 December 1825 and 19 September 1826 it was suspended by direct orders of Ferdinand VII, while it was strengthened the
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According to the Government Act of 1997, there are two bodies with the mission of collaborate or give support to the Council of Ministers. These are the General Commission of Secretaries of State and Undersecretaries and the Government Secretariat.
1938:. As in the monarchical era, it was the head of the State who freely appointed the president of the Council, but now it was the President of the Council of Ministers who appointed his ministers, with the exception of Article 88 that empowered the
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knowledge rectified: and this is the inheritance that it seemed to me to leave to my beloved vassals, reduced to perpetuate in them and in their government and constitution the progressive succession of the lights and maxims that I have acquired.
2203:; highlighting the Prime Minister as the preeminent head of government and the center of parliamentary confidence above all the other members of the Council. The President is the only member of Government who can propose a vote of confidence to
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and, if the parliament expressly denied them confidence, the head of the State was forced to cease them. Likewise, Congress could censure the government or individually the ministers forcing them to resign if approved by an absolute majority.
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system gave the necessary stability to the country between 1875 and 1903. However, this system soon entered into a crisis with the internal fights between parties, the incipient dissolution of these and the appearance of new ones, such as the
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In short, throughout the Franco dictatorship, it made use of the Council of Ministers as a legitimizing body and to avoid its own political wear. That is why he submitted to the Council even decisions of which only he was competent, such as
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the political situation did not improve. The difficulties to form stable governments were insurmountable and the personality of Espartero —who wanted to exercise power himself— did not help much, in fact, all the ministers of prime minister
2001:, which assumed «all the Powers of the State and legitimately represents the country before foreign powers.» This body was organized in a collective way and took decisions jointly by Decree. It will not be until August of that year that
2277:, though, in his absence, Deputy Prime Ministers take the responsibility to chair over the cabinet and it is the Premier who establishes the topics to be discussed. Also on exceptional occasions, the cabinet can be chaired by the
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The Constitution at no time established the mechanism of parliamentary confidence, since it was the President of the Republic who appointed the Prime Minister freely, although they did respond jointly to their actions before the
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became President of the Council of Ministers, forming a council with a remarkable technical training devoted in depth to the art of government and administration, moving away from the military rather than political government of
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Article third.- This proclamation will be solemnly covered, before adequate representation of all the national elements that make up this liberating movement, and from it the opportune communication will be made to the foreign
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To understand the motives that the monarch had to create the Council, it is necessary to resort to the royal decree of December 1823 that establishes the "bases on which the new Council of Ministers must walk," and these are:
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2211:, among other powers. If the premier dies or ceases, the government ceases with him. This signals a return to the principles established in the Constitution of the Second Republic since the prime minister is not a simple
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ruled until 1567 with a single secretary and with two since that date, although he balanced the power between his two Secretaries of State and the other advisors and private secretaries. With the subsequent monarchs
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addition to the Secretary of the Council of Ministers, with Martinez de la Rosa to the Council also attended the members of the Government, senior administrative positions and military chiefs, mainly because of the
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The new Constitution grants the Monarch the executive power delegating into his ministers and, although it is not mentioned explicitly in the constitution, the figure of the President of the Council of Ministers
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4th. To clean up all the Secretaries of Dispatch, Justice and other offices of both the Court and the rest of the Kingdom of all those who have been addicted to the Constitutional System, protecting the Realists
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attendees, the resolutions adopted and the reports presented. Therefore, the deliberations that the different members of the Government maintain, since these by law are of a secret nature, can not be collected.
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on numerous occasions, received the title of ministers, were in conflict with the powers of other ministers and, to resolve these, they made collective meetings between various ministers and the monarchs. The
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parties took turns in power. For politicians of the time, the need for stability allowed not necessarily attend the will of the electoral body, but ensure the proper functioning of constitutional bodies.
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in a limited way thanks to the iron hand of the Council, coming to call it a "necessary dictatorship" since the government ruled with the Cortes dissolved and the constitutional guarantees suspended.
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After almost 2 years of war and the Republican side practically defeated, a true government was formed on the rebel side, with Franco at the head, with a Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister,
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and, among all this, financial aid from the United States continued to arrive. With the new government of 1951, which included, among others, the opening and former ambassador in the Holy See,
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that it shared with the Cortes, it had regulatory power and it could legislate by delegation of Congress. In addition, the Council of Ministers in exceptional cases could give authority to the
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as well as ten other ministers. This government was regulated by the Laws of the Central State Administration of 30 January 1938 and the Law of 8 August 1939 that restructured the Government.
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The Council is the main collective decision-making body of the government and the only one constitutionally recognized but ministers can also meet through other government bodies such as the
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came to power by displacing the Falangists who will develop the Stabilization Plan of 1959 and will carry out more advanced legislation in social matters, such as the 1958 labor agreements.
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shall also attend and those senior positions with the rank of Secretary of State or Under Secretary who are summoned by the President of the Commission by reason of the matter in question.
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3131:"Real decreto disponiendo que con los Secretarios de Estado y del Despacho, el de Gracia y Justicia, Guerra, Marina y Hacienda se forme un Consejo que se denominará Consejo de Ministros",
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This new government transforms the Council of Ministers into a more political than technical-administrative body, due mainly to the good international situation for the regime and the
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did not defend and implying that the monarch's argument prevailed. This reflects the characteristics that Spanish politics took, with a monarch with a personal power supported by the
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From this time the Council of Ministers acquires its largest autonomy quotas, mainly due to the poor health of the dictator, and six years after approving the LOE, Franco appoints
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1181:. The Delegated Committees are created by the Council and composed by ministers and secretaries of state which deal with minor issues that may affect more than one ministry.
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3547:"Decree no. 25. appointing member of the National Defense Board to General of Division, Chief of the Army of Morocco and Southern Spain, Mr. Francisco Franco Bahamonde"
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Therefore, the Council of Ministers in the Republican era continued to maintain the double confidence of the monarchical tradition, and must have the confidence of the
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The first meeting of the Council was on 22 November and to it were summoned the Minister of Justice, the Minister of War and the Minister of the Treasury and Navy.
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In December 1925, the Military Directory disappeared and a Civil Directory was constituted, recovering the positions of President of the Council of Ministers and
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proclaimed himself universal minister, ceased Espartero and appointed Joaquín María López as prime minister, who took this opportunity to lift the minority of
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Fourth Article - In the short time that elapses until the transfer of powers, the National Defense Board will continue to assume what it currently exercises.
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Article Two.- It is also named Generalissimo of the national forces of land, sea and air, and is conferred the position of General Head of Operations Armies.
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The ministers are proposed by the Prime Minister and formally appointed by the King. There is no requirement for the Prime Minister nor the ministers to be
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to deal with minor issues between ministries. At that time the Secretary of the Council of Ministers was the Minister-Under Secretary of the Presidency.
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in 1823, however, prior to this, it is worth mentioning the Supreme State Board. The Supreme State Board was a collective body of government created by
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This Council of Ministers did not possess military authority, which was exercised directly by the dictator through the National Defense Board and the
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and the distribution of royal favors, as well as the cowardice of politicians to curb the king's desire for power and his authoritarian personality.
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and a council formed by six ministers, they prepared a reform project that would later be transferred to the Cortes for debate and that led to the
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was established by articles 113 and 114 of the Constitution; there have been four attempts, and the first successful vote was on 1 June 2018 when
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freely appoints and separates the ministers, the parliamentary practice obliged the sovereign to elect the ministers among the members of the
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Franco managed in September 1936 to assume all the power of the State, by means of a Decree of the Board of 29 September 1936 that said:
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With the fall of the Bravo Murillo government, political instability and ephemeral governments returned, lasting until the fall of the
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herself, who still had great influence on her daughter. All this ended up causing the resignation of the government in December 1852.
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The institution of the Council of Ministers as a collective body of government does not appear with such a name until its creation by
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1641:. This Council carried out an important economic sanitation; prepared a new administration reform; and normalized relations with the
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in 1526, a council that dealt with the great problems of the monarchy and were their secretaries who had more power, i.e. the called
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However, the Council of Ministers can meet in any city in the country. Some examples are the Council's meetings in 1976 and 2018 in
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as Prime Minister, appointed as temporary until new elections were held to return the constitutional course to the country, but the
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and to ensure the correct publication of the dispositions and norms emanating from the Government that should be inserted in the
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has ruled most of its history —depending on the greater or lesser desire of the monarch to delegate its power— through Councils —
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This project did not prosper and Primo de Rivera ended up resigning and being replaced by another military, Lieutenant General
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was added— in addition to a secretary who, in the absence of this, it assumed the functions of secretary of the Council the
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of the ministers. Since 1987, it is the Prime Minister by Royal Decree who decides how many ministries the Government has.
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1717:(1871-1873), the republican experience (1873-1873) and the Serrano dictatorship (1874), a military coup took place and the
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as Prime Minister, the more the dictator's health worsened, more power and influence had the Council of Ministers.
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and receive the title of "Minister". In addition to the ministers that are the head of a department, there may be
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to legislate on legislative matters, this provisional legislation being that Congress could later reject it.
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obliges the government to have the confidence of the parliament at all times. If Congress
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suffers a clear international isolationism, which ends after the interested aid of the
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After this situation began the uprisings against General Espartero and, in Barcelona,
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ministers of the Crown, although it was granted to the king the capacity to appoint
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Article Five - Any provisions opposing this Decree are repealed and without effect.
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The purpose, then, was to dismantle any trace of the constitutional period of the
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to suppress the Supreme State Board and to return to the previous system with the
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3rd. Nothing that has a relationship with Chambers or any kind of representation.
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The Government Secretariat is the support body of the Council of Ministers, the
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may also chair the Council when needed on the invitation of the Prime Minister.
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369:
3567:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 158–167.
3411:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 102–119.
2774:
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1522:, in an attempt to win the support of the Liberals, the Queen Regent appointed
1400:, the king recovered the old Supreme Board by Royal Decree of 2 November 1815.
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and anyone they considered necessary to address the issues presented to them.
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3386:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 84–88.
3152:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 56–57.
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5th. Work ceaselessly to destroy the secret societies and all kinds of sects.
1299:. It is at this time when the position of secretary of the Dispatch appears.
1214:
The empire was divided in different territories with their own Council. 1598.
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replied, that the same Constitution affirmed that those decisions should be
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Regarding the election of the Prime Minister, unlike previous periods, the
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3466:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. p. 120.
32:
This article is about the Spanish cabinet. For the consultative body, see
3270:(in Spanish). Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. p. 58.
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and the General Commission of Secretaries of State and Undersecretaries.
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they are not the same. The Council of Ministers is the main body of the
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if the first can not be present. The secretary of the Commission is the
130:
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4100:
3641:"España | Sánchez se rodea de su núcleo duro para la nueva legislatura"
3075:"The political trial of Floridablanca: the creation of the State Board"
1949:
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1373:
With the fall of Floridablanca in 1792 and the arrival to the power of
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there were 33 governments, at an average of 8 months per government.
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Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge
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and currently is the General Technical Secretariat of the Ministry.
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1642:
1350:
The Royal Decree of 8 July 1787, which created the Board, it said:
3057:"Royal Decree of King Carlos III creating the Supreme State Board"
2373:
collaborate in the technical quality of the norms approved by the
1251:
this regime reached its peak, especially with the creation of the
5028:
Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes
3335:. Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 82–83.
3295:. Madrid: Ministry of Relations with the Cortes. pp. 70–74.
2548:
Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes
2317:
2225:
1824:
1782:
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Ministry for the Digital Transformation and of the Civil Service
2503:
Minister for the Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge
1926:
With the arrival of the second republic and the approval of the
5437:
2164:
2090:
2048:
1998:
1946:, something that also included the draft Constitution of 1929.
1363:
to prevent or delay my service and the good of the crown. (...)
27:
Main collective decision-making body of the Government of Spain
5478:
Spanish Agency for the Supervision of Artificial Intelligence
5333:
Intelligence Center for Counter-Terrorism and Organized Crime
3035:(in Spanish). Madrid: Editorial Complutense. pp. 24–26.
3008:(in Spanish). Madrid: Editorial Complutense. pp. 19–24.
2922:
2082:
1748:
1742:
1626:
2981:(in Spanish). Madrid: Editorial Complutense. pp. 8–10.
2273:
The meetings of the Council are convened and chaired by the
5438:
Centre for Energy, Environmental and Technological Research
5103:
Minister of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and 2030 Agenda
5023:
Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation
2825:
Minister of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and 2030 Agenda
2526:
Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation
1545:
In the first Council's meetings of Martinez de la Rosa and
1416:, who ordered by Royal Decree of 19 November 1823 that his
667:
5293:
National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation
5283:
Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation
2027:
Given in Burgos on 29 September 1936., Miguel Cabanellas
1445:
2nd. Dissolution of the Army and formation of a new one.
3320:. Valencia: Imprenta de D. Benito Monfort. p. 522.
1579:
that ratified his support for the previous government.
5053:
Minister of Education, Vocational Training and Sports
2646:
Minister of Education, Vocational Training and Sports
1797:
It is also not a period free of controversy, since a
1575:
as Prime Minister, something that did not please the
1412:, the Council of Ministers was officially created by
1142:) is the main collective decision-making body of the
5118:
Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration
5073:
Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory
2876:
Minister of Digital Transformation and Civil Service
2859:
Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration
2786:
Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory
2281:: in that event the meeting is solely consultative.
2265:
Meeting of the Council of Ministers on 13 July 2021.
3509:"Royal decree reinstating the Council of Ministers"
3357:"Narváez, la espada que detuvo el tiempo de España"
2323:
2136:name of Council of Ministers and equipping it with
1988:
3431:
2297:The Council of Ministers meetings are held at the
1853:
1835:by the ministers, a position that Prime Minister
1184:The Secretary of the Council of Ministers is the
5495:
5458:Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts
5383:National Institute for Safety and Health at Work
5149:Fourth Vice President of the Government of Spain
5108:Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities
5008:Second Vice President of the Government of Spain
3562:
3461:
3406:
3381:
3330:
3290:
3265:
3147:
3072:
3032:The origins of the Council of Ministers in Spain
3005:The origins of the Council of Ministers in Spain
2978:The origins of the Council of Ministers in Spain
2803:Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities
2195:chairing a Council of Ministers meeting in 1984.
1443:1st. Raise a good police throughout the Kingdom.
1196:and by article 5 of the Government Act of 1997.
5448:Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility
5398:Centre for Political and Constitutional Studies
5348:Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices
5013:Third Vice President of the Government of Spain
5003:First Vice President of the Government of Spain
3732:
3675:, Madrid: Centro de Estudios Constitucionales,
2284:
5468:National Commission on Markets and Competition
5184:Ministry of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda
5048:Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility
2624:Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility
1811:With the ascension to the throne of the young
5423:Institute for the Elderly and Social Services
4954:
4116:
3718:
3673:Breve historia del constitucionalismo español
1798:
1746:
1601:The Council of Ministers in 1869, led by the
1533:Although the Royal Statute affirmed that the
1218:
1111:
5353:Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition
1953:The Council of Ministers in 1936, led by PM
1914:eventually end up with the monarchy and the
1781:The Council of Ministers in 1902, led by PM
1459:Royal decree of December 1823, Ferdinand VII
1454:6th. Not recognize the constitutional loans.
1206:Secretary of State (Ancient Regime in Spain)
5483:National Institute of Public Administration
5368:National Institute for Aerospace Technology
5308:Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency
5068:Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
3318:History of the City and Kingdom of Valencia
3172:
2691:Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
1403:
4961:
4947:
4123:
4109:
3725:
3711:
3670:
3251:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
3229:The crisis of the Ancien Régime, 1808-1833
3212:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
2256:
1889:Vice President of the Council of Ministers
1887:, as well as recovering the figure of the
1385:like central organ of the Administration.
1310:
1118:
1104:
66:
3086:
2941:and several civil servants and advisers.
2360:
1590:. This measure was later ratified by the
571:Solemn Opening of the Parliament of Spain
4130:
3028:
3001:
2974:
2288:
2260:
2186:
2118:
2112:of the country. From 1957 the so-called
2038:
1948:
1776:
1625:. The revolutions of this year affected
1596:
1501:
1368:Royal Decree of 8 July 1787, Charles III
1314:
1209:
1146:, and it is exclusively composed of the
1045:Spanish constitutional crisis of 2017–18
40:Council of Ministers of Kingdom of Spain
5378:Labour and Social Security Inspectorate
5093:Minister of Economy, Trade and Business
3226:
3187:
2752:Minister of Economy, Trade and Business
2170:
14:
5514:Lists of government ministers of Spain
5496:
5473:Spanish Executive Resolution Authority
3231:(in Spanish). Barcelona. p. 171.
2910:
2341:The chairman of the Commission is the
2138:Delegated Committees of the Government
1872:was held, ending with the approval of
1323:, promoter of the Supreme State Board.
1018:Nationalisms and regionalisms of Spain
5258:National Securities Market Commission
5058:Minister of Labour and Social Economy
4942:
4902:
4142:
4104:
3706:
3623:"Government Act - Articles 8 & 9"
3441:. Madrid: Marcial Pons. p. 161.
2552:Secretary of the Council of Ministers
2475:Minister of Labour and Social Economy
2332:
2316:in 1983 or the Council's meetings in
2199:The current constitutional system is
1341:Secretaries of State and the Dispatch
700:Deputy Governor of the Bank of Spain
5083:Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda
4998:President of the Government of Spain
3589:"Government Act of 1997 - Article 1"
3363:(in European Spanish). 22 April 2018
3315:
3143:
3141:
3073:Andújar Castillo, Francisco (2009).
2730:Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda
2301:, one of the buildings that compose
2239:voted out in favour of Pedro Sánchez
2175:With the approval of the democratic
1422:Secretarios de Estado y del Despacho
426:Spanish prime-ministerial transition
5393:Spanish Agricultural Guarantee Fund
5388:Spanish Patent and Trademark Office
5358:Food Information and Control Agency
5169:Ministry of Information and Tourism
3135:núm. 114 (20 November 1823), p. 423
1974:and the President of the Republic.
1891:, which had only been exercised by
1745:, which derives from the so-called
1261:secretariat of the Council of State
1166:. The ministers are the heads of a
24:
5338:Maritime Safety and Rescue Society
3698:Website of the Government of Spain
3671:Villarroya, Joaquín Tomás (1986),
3192:(in Spanish). Madrid. p. 88.
2391:
2231:constructive vote of no confidence
2073:. Between this date and 1950, the
1921:
1663:
1004:Liberalism and radicalism in Spain
25:
5530:
5248:Spanish National Research Council
3691:
3563:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3462:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3407:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3382:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3331:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3291:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3266:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3148:García Fernández, Javier (1992).
3138:
2351:Under Secretary of the Presidency
1977:The Council of Ministers had the
5418:National Parks Autonomous Agency
5403:Centre for Sociological Research
5263:National Transplant Organization
5063:Minister of Industry and Tourism
4889:
3081:. Nouvelle Série (39–2): 61–81.
3079:Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez
2674:Minister of Industry and Tourism
2324:Collaboration and support bodies
1989:Dictatorship of Francisco Franco
1815:, there was a radical change in
1806:Spanish Socialist Workers' Party
1695:
1681:
1408:After the experience during the
1075:
994:Dictatorship of Francisco Franco
591:General Council of the Judiciary
301:Succession to the Spanish throne
129:
50:
5373:Directorate-General for Traffic
5328:Department of Homeland Security
5179:Ministry of Economy and Finance
3633:
3615:
3606:
3581:
3556:
3539:
3522:
3501:
3480:
3455:
3425:
3400:
3375:
3349:
3324:
3309:
3284:
3259:
3220:
3181:
3166:
3029:Escudero, José Antonio (2001).
3002:Escudero, José Antonio (2001).
2975:Escudero, José Antonio (2001).
2367:Government Delegated Committees
1864:Dictatorship of Primo de Rivera
1854:Dictatorship of Primo de Rivera
1725:, son of Queen Isabella II, as
1568:Monarch reign but does not rule
1179:Government Delegated Committees
989:Spanish transition to democracy
553:Bureaus of the Cortes Generales
416:Government Delegated Committees
193:Spanish transition to democracy
5278:Spanish Data Protection Agency
5133:Spokesperson of the Government
5128:Ministry of Youth and Children
4903:
3647:(in Spanish). 21 November 2023
3125:
3116:
3112:(in Spanish). 2 November 1815.
3095:
3066:
3049:
3022:
2995:
2968:
2893:Minister of Youth and Children
2651:Spokesperson of the Government
2355:Solicitor General of the State
2293:Council of Ministers building.
2043:First Council of Ministers of
1993:On 18 July 1936 a part of the
1870:coup d'état of Primo de Rivera
941:Politics of the European Union
13:
1:
5313:Evaluation and Quality Agency
5253:National Statistics Institute
3663:
3190:Treasury and State, 1823-1833
2209:appeal of unconstitutionality
2093:, signed agreements with the
2034:Francisco Gómez-Jordana Sousa
1477:Minister of Grace and Justice
1377:, this one influenced in the
1041:Catalan independence movement
688:Governor of the Bank of Spain
5519:Council of Ministers (Spain)
5236:National Intelligence Centre
5174:Ministry of Consumer Affairs
5018:Office of the Prime Minister
4143:
2933:is an auxiliary body of the
2470:Second Deputy Prime Minister
2285:Location of council meetings
1688:Antonio Cánovas del Castillo
1388:Briefly, with the return of
1339:, which was attended by the
1051:Disputed status of Gibraltar
289:Leonor, Princess of Asturias
180:Inmaculada Montalbán Huertas
7:
5433:Carlos III Health Institute
5268:State Meteorological Agency
5241:National Cryptologic Center
3733:National cabinets of Europe
2944:
2557:First Notary of the Kingdom
2498:Third Deputy Prime Minister
2442:First Deputy Prime Minister
2312:, the Council's meeting in
2127:in a meeting with dictator
2005:becomes part of the board.
1944:ministers without portfolio
1901:ministers without portfolio
1172:ministers without portfolio
722:Administrative subdivisions
441:Economic and Social Council
421:Interministerial Committees
10:
5535:
5363:Tourism Institute of Spain
5323:Spanish Anti-Doping Agency
5298:Boletín Oficial del Estado
5194:Ministry of the Presidency
5159:Ministry of Communications
3177:(in Spanish). p. 339.
2914:
2398:
2396:As of December 2023:
2386:Ministry of the Presidency
2347:Minister of the Presidency
1868:On 13 September 1923, the
1857:
1709:After the dethronement of
1518:and during the regency of
1219:Origins, 15th-18th century
1203:
1199:
1186:Minister of the Presidency
31:
5221:
5141:
4993:
4984:
4909:
4898:
4887:
4759:
4685:
4527:
4153:
4149:
4138:
4082:
4034:
3996:
3738:
2410:
2407:
2384:This body is part of the
1983:President of the Republic
1940:President of the Republic
1489:Royal Palaces of Aranjuez
1396:and the abolition of the
431:List of agencies in Spain
105:
87:
79:
65:
49:
44:
5209:Ministry of Universities
5043:Ministry of the Interior
3175:The Council of Ministers
2961:
2608:Fernando Grande-Marlaska
2602:Minister of the Interior
2320:in 1976, 2010 and 2018.
1860:1923 Spanish coup d'état
1404:The Council of Ministers
703:Margarita Delgado Tejero
321:Government of the Nation
34:Spanish Council of State
5343:National Sports Council
3227:Fontana, Josep (1979).
3188:Fontana, Josep (1973).
2935:Prime Minister's Office
2736:Isabel Rodríguez García
2257:Meetings of the council
1912:local elections of 1931
1895:between 1840 and 1841.
1876:and his appointment as
1732:During this period the
1632:In the winter of 1851,
1506:The Secretary of State
1311:The Supreme State Board
1060:Second Spanish Republic
93:; 200 years ago
5453:Nuclear Safety Council
4544:Provisional II/Azaña I
3781:Bosnia and Herzegovina
3627:Official State Gazette
3516:Official State Gazette
3495:Official State Gazette
3316:Boix, Vicente (1845).
2939:Moncloa Chief of Staff
2917:Cabinet Office (Spain)
2401:Sánchez III Government
2379:Official State Gazette
2361:Government Secretariat
2338:Council of Ministers.
2294:
2266:
2253:in their management».
2217:(first among equals).
2196:
2132:
2052:
2030:
1979:legislative initiative
1958:
1885:Ministers of the Crown
1799:
1786:
1747:
1702:Práxedes Mateo Sagasta
1606:
1511:
1462:
1371:
1337:Count of Floridablanca
1324:
1321:Count of Floridablanca
1295:) appeared, a kind of
1292:
1215:
1168:ministerial department
1152:deputy prime ministers
1139:
1056:Republicanism in Spain
729:Autonomous communities
694:Pablo Hernández de Cos
645:High courts of justice
628:Francisco Marín Castán
558:Board of Spokespersons
411:Government Delegations
399:Sánchez III Government
188:Constitutional history
91:November 19, 1823
5318:State Research Agency
5303:Railway Safety Agency
5204:Ministry of Transport
2414:In the Council since
2343:Deputy Prime Minister
2292:
2264:
2190:
2122:
2061:High Military Command
2042:
2010:
1952:
1780:
1600:
1505:
1441:
1398:Constitution of Cadiz
1352:
1335:on the advice of the
1318:
1234:Council of the Indies
1213:
1188:. It is regulated by
675:European Central Bank
468:15th Cortes Generales
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2887:2024–present
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2779:
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2763:2023–present
2762:
2760:
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2758:Carlos Cuerpo
2755:
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2750:
2749:
2746:2021–present
2745:
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2738:
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2733:
2731:
2728:
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2724:2023–present
2723:
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2707:2018–present
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2699:
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2685:2023–present
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2677:
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2668:2021–present
2667:
2664:
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2655:
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2640:2023–present
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2618:2018–present
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2614:
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2573:
2570:
2566:
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2564:Félix Bolaños
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2542:2021–present
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2519:
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2510:Teresa Ribera
2507:
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2492:2020–present
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2436:2018–present
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2426:Pedro Sánchez
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