Third Suárez Cabinet

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The Third Cabinet of Adolfo Suárez was the government of Spain, established following the general election of 1979, which governed from 2 April 1979 until 26 February 1981.

• President of the Government
  • Adolfo Suárez
• First Vice President of the Government
  • Manuel Gutiérrez
• Second Vice President
  • Fernando Abril Martorell until 9 December 1980
  • Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo from 9 December 1980
• Minister of Economic Affairs
  • Fernando Abril Martorell until 9 September 1980
  • Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Economy
  • José Luis Leal until 9 September 1980
  • Juan Antonio García from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • Marcelino Oreja until 9 September 1980
  • José Pedro Pérez-Llorca from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Justice
  • Íñigo Cavero until 9 September 1980
  • Francisco Fernández from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Defence
  • Agustín Rodríguez
• Minister of Finance
  • Jaime García
• Minister of the Interior
  • Antonio Ibáñez until 3 May 1980
  • Juan José Rosón from 3 May 1980
• Minister of Public Works and Urbanism
  • Jesús Sancho
• Minister of Education
  • José Manuel Otero until 9 September 1980
  • Juan Antonio Ortega from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Labor
  • Rafael Calvo until 3 May 1980
  • Salvador Sánchez-Terán from 3 May – 9 September 1980
  • Félix Manuel Pérez from 9 September 1980
• Ministry of Industry and Energy
  • Carlos Bustelo until 3 May 1980
  • Ignacio Bayón from 3 May 1980
• Minister of Agriculture
  • Jaime Lamo de Espinosa
• Minister of Trade and Tourism^[1]
  • Juan Antonio García until 3 May 1980
  • Luis Gámir from 3 May – 9 September 1980
• Minister of Presidency
  • José Pedro Pérez-Llorca until 3 May 1980
  • Rafael Arias-Salgado from 3 May 1980
• Minister of Transport and Communication
  • Salvador Sánchez-Terán until 3 May 1980
  • José Luis Álvarez from 3 May 1980
• Minister of Health and Social Security
  • Joan Rovira until 9 September 1980
  • Alberto Oliart from 9 September 1980
• Ministry of Culture and Welfare
  • Manuel Clavero until 17 January 1980
  • Ricardo de la Cierva from 17 January – 9 September 1980
  • Íñigo Cavero from 9 September 1980
• Minister for the Relationships with the European Communities
  • Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo until 9 September 1980
  • Eduard Punset from 9 September 1980
• Deputy Minister for the Relationship with the Courts^[2]
  • Rafael Arias-Salgado until 3 May 1980
• Minister of Territorial Administrarion
  • Antonio Fontán until 3 May 1980
  • José Pedro Pérez-Llorca from 3 May – 9 September 1980
  • Rodolfo Martín from 9 September 1980
• Minister of Universities and Research
  • Luis González Seara

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