Council of Ministers of Spain (8th Legislature)

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• President of the Government
  • José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero

• First Vice President, Minister of Presidency and Minister-Speaker of the Cabinet
  • (2004 - 9th Legislature): María Teresa Fernández de la Vega

• Second Vice President and Minister of Economy and Finance
  • (2004 - 9th Legislature): Pedro Solbes

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• Minister of Agriculture and Fishing
  • (2004 - 9th Legislature ): Elena Espinosa

• Minister of Culture
  • (2004 - 2007): Carmen Calvo
  • (2007 - 9th legislature): César Antonio Molina

• Minister of Defence
  • (2004 - 2006): José Bono
  • (2006 - 2008 ): José Antonio Alonso

• Minister of Education and Science
  • (2004 - 2006): María Jesús San Segundo
  • (2006 - 9th Legislature ): Mercedes Cabrera Calvo-Sotelo

• Minister of Environment
  • (2004 - 2008): Cristina Narbona

• Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
  • (2004 - 9th Legislature): Miguel Ángel Moratinos

• Minister of Health and Consumption
  • (2004 -2007 ): Elena Salgado
  • (2007- 9th Legislature):Bernat Soria

• Minister of Housing
  • (2004 - 2007 ): María Antonia Trujillo
  • (2007 - 2008 ): Carme Chacón

• Minister of the Interior
  • (2004 - 2006): José Antonio Alonso
  • (2006 - 9th Legislature ): Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba

• Minister of Justice
  • (2004 - 2007): Juan Fernando López Aguilar
  • (2007 - 9th Legislature ): Mariano Fernandez-Bermejo

• Minister of Public Works
  • (2004 - 9th Legislature): Magdalena Álvarez

• Minister of Public Administrations
  • (2004 -2007 ): Jordi Sevilla
  • (2007- 2008): Elena Salgado

• Minister of Industry, Trade and Tourism
  • (2004 - 2006): José Montilla
  • (2006 - [[2008] ): Joan Clos i Matheu

• Minister of Work, Social Affairs and Immigration
  • (2004 - 2008): Jesús Caldera
  • (Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Sociales - official website)

Preceded by Council of Ministers of Spain (7th Legislature)

Spanish Cabinet 2004 - 2008

Succeeded by Council of Ministers of Spain (9th Legislature)