XVIe Portuguese constitutional government

The XVIe constitutional government of the Portuguese République was invested the July 21st 2004 by the Assemblée of the Republic. It is a Coalition government between PSD and CDS/PP. It succeeded the XVe constitutional government directed by Jose Manuel Durao Barroso, appointed President of the European commission. Its mandate ended the March 12th 2005, twenty days after the anticipated legislative elections of the February 20th 2005 gained by the PS.

Composition

Prime Minister, Mr. Pedro Santana Lopes

Ministers of state

Mr. Álvaro Barreto
Mr. Paulo Carried
Mr. Nuno Morais Sarmento

Ministers

Minister for the Economic activities and Work, Mr. Álvaro Barreto
Minister for the National defense and the Businesses of the sea, Mr. Paulo Carried
Ministre for the Presidency, Mr. Nuno Morais Sarmento
Minister for Finance and Public administration, Mr. António Bagão Felix
Foreign Minister and of the Portuguese Communities, Mr. António Monteiro
Ministre for the internal Administration, Mr. Daniel Sanches
Ministre for Justice, Mr. Jose Pedro Aguiar-Branco
Ministre for the Cities, the Local government, Housing and Regional development, Mr. Jose Luís Arnaut
Minister for Agriculture, Fishings and the Forests, Mr. Carlos da Costa Firns
Minister for Education, Mrs. Maria C Carmo Seabra
Minister for Science, the Innovation and Higher education, Mrs. Maria da Graça Carvalho
Minister for Health, Mr. Luís Filipe Pereira
Minister for the Social security, the Family and Childhood, Mr. Fernando Negrão
public Minister for Labor, Transport and Communications, Mr. António Mexia
Minister for the Culture, Mrs. Maria João Bustorff
Minister of environment and ofTown and country planning, Mr. Luís Nobre Guedes
Minister for Tourism, Mr. Telmo Correia
Minister associated of the Prime Minister

Mr. Henrique Chaves (of the 21.07.2004 to the 24.11.2004)

Mr. Rui Gums da Silva (24.11.2004)

Minister for Youth, the Sports and the Rehabilitation: Mr. Henrique Chaves (of the 24.11.2004 to the 02.12.2004)
Minister for the parliamentary Affairs, Mr. Rui Gums da Silva

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