Government of Spain

Spain

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• Head of State
  • King Juan Carlos I, since November 22, 1975; Queen Sofia
    • Prince of Asturias Felipe de Borbon y Grecia, since November 22, 1975

• Head of Government
  • President of the Government: José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, elected 14 March 2004.
    • First Vice President and Minister of Presidency: María Teresa Fernández de la Vega, elected 14 March 2004.
    • Second Vice President and Minister of Economy and Finance: Elena Salgado, elected 14 March 2004.
    • Third Vice President and Minister for Territorial Coordination: Manuel Chaves González, elected April 2009.
• Cabinet
  • Council of Ministers (Spanish Consejo de Ministros) designated by the president.

Logo

This is the official logo of the Government of Spain: In the left the European Union and Spanish flags, in the center the coat of arms of Spain and written in black - Gobierno de España, Government of Spain - and in the right side the building that represents the official house of the Prime Minister of Spain, La Moncloa and where press conferences are given and the Council of Ministers meets.

References

Spanish cabinets from 1931 to 2004 (in Spanish)

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