Fifth government of Juan Vicente Herrera

The fifth Herrera government was a regional government of Castile and León led by President Juan Vicente Herrera. It was formed in July 2015 after the regional election and ended in July 2019 following the regional election.

Fifth Herrera government

Government of Castile and León
The government in July 2015
Date formed8 July 2015 (2015-07-08)
Date dissolved16 July 2019 (2019-07-16)
People and organisations
Head of stateFelipe VI
Head of governmentJuan Vicente Herrera
Deputy head of government
No. of ministers
  • 10 (2015–19)
  • 8 (2019)
  • 6 (2019)
Ministers removed5
Total no. of members11
Member party
  •   People's Party
Status in legislatureMinority government
42 / 84 (50%)
Opposition party  Socialist Party
Opposition leaderLuis Tudanca
History
Election(s)24 May 2015
Outgoing election26 May 2019
Legislature term(s)9th Cortes (2015–19)
PredecessorHerrera IV
SuccessorFernández

Government
Name Portrait Party Office Took office Left office Refs.
Juan Vicente HerreraPeople's Party
of Castile and León		President3 July 201511 July 2019[1][2][3][4]
Rosa ValdeónPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Vice President8 July 201511 September 2016[5][6][7][8][9][10][11]
Minister of Employment8 July 201511 September 2016[6][7][8][9][10][11][12]
Government Spokesperson8 July 201511 September 2016[9][10][11][13]
J. A. de Santiago-JuárezPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Vice President13 September 201613 June 2019[14][15][16][17][18]
Minister of the Presidency8 July 201513 June 2019[6][7][8][12][17][18]
Government Spokesperson21 March 201913 June 2019[18][19][20][21]
Josefa GarcíaPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Vice President (acting)13 June 201916 July 2019[22]
Minister of Culture and Tourism8 July 201516 July 2019[6][7][8][12][23]
Minister of the Presidency (acting)13 June 201916 July 2019[22]
Pilar del OlmoPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Economy and Finance8 July 201513 June 2019[6][7][8][12][18][24]
Carlos FernándezPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Employment13 September 201616 July 2019[15][16][23][25]
Minister of Family and Equal Opportunities (acting)21 March 201916 July 2019[20][21][26]
Minister of Economy and Finance (acting)13 June 201916 July 2019[27]
Alicia GarcíaPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Family and Equal Opportunities8 July 201521 March 2019[6][7][12][20][21][28]
Milagros MarcosPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Agriculture and Livestock8 July 201521 March 2019[6][7][8][12][20][21][29]
Government Spokesperson13 September 201621 March 2019[15][16][30]
Fernando ReyIndependentMinister of Education8 July 201516 July 2019[6][8][12][23]
Antonio María SáezPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Health8 July 201516 July 2019[6][8][12][23]
J. C. Suárez-QuiñonesPeople's Party
of Castile and León		Minister of Development and the Environment13 July 201516 July 2019[12][23][31][32]
Minister of Agriculture and Livestock (acting)21 March 201916 July 2019[20][21][33]

References
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