Cabinet Costa II
As Cabinet Costa II , the 22 constitutional, the President of Portugal, is Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa , appointed Portuguese government under Prime Minister António Costa referred, in Portugal also XXII Governo Constitucional de Portugal German called to XXII constitutional government of Portugal. She has been in power since October 26, 2019, after the Partido Socialista emerged as the winner of the 2019 parliamentary election . Due to the lack of an absolute majority in the Assembleia da República , the Costa II cabinet rules as a minority government.
composition
Prime Minister António Costa has ruled Portugal with his cabinet since October 26, 2019. The current personnel composition and the division of the XXII. Portuguese government result as follows:
| Office | Surname | Political party |
|---|---|---|
| prime minister | Antonio Costa | PS |
| Ministry of Economy and Digital Change | Pedro Siza Vieira | independently |
| Ministry of Presidential Affairs | Mariana Vieira da Silva | PS |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Augusto Santos Silva | PS |
| Ministry of Finance |
Mário Centeno
until June 9, 2020 |
independently |
| Ministry of National Defense | João Gomes Cravinho | independently |
| Ministry of Internal Administration | Eduardo Cabrita | PS |
| Ministry of Justice | Francisca Van Dunem | independently |
| Ministry of Labor, Solidarity and Social Security | Ana Mendes Godinho | PS |
| Ministry of Public Administration | Alexandra Leitão | PS |
| Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education | Manuel Heitor | PS |
| Ministry of Planning | Nelson de Souza | PS |
| Ministry of Infrastructure and Housing | Pedro Nuno Santos | PS |
| Ministry of Environment and Climate Change | João Pedro Matos Fernandes | PS |
| Ministry of Health | Marta Temido | independently |
| Ministry of Education | Tiago Brandão Rodrigues | independently |
| Ministry of Culture | Graça Fonseca | PS |
| Ministry of Territorial Cohesion | Ana Abrunhosa | independently |
| Ministry of Agriculture | Maria do Céu Albuquerque | PS |
| Ministry of the Sea | Ricardo Serrão Santos | PS |
Web links
- Portuguese government website (Portuguese, English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Eurogroup leader: Centeno resigns as Portuguese finance minister . In: FAZ.NET . ISSN 0174-4909 ( faz.net [accessed June 9, 2020]).
Soares I | Soares II | Nobre da Costa | Mota Pinto | Lourdes Pintasilgo | Sá Carneiro | Pinto Balsemão I | Pinto Balsemão II | Soares III | Cavaco Silva I | Cavaco Silva II | Cavaco Silva III | Guterres I | Guterres II | Durão Barroso | Santana Lopes | Sócrates I | Sócrates II | Passos Coelho | Costa I | Costa II
European Commission:
Von der Leyen
Member States:
Wilmès II (Belgium) |
Borisov III (Bulgaria) |
Frederiksen (Denmark) |
Merkel IV (Germany) |
Ratas II (Estonia) |
Marin (Finland) |
Castex (France) |
Mitsotakis (Greece) |
Martin (Ireland) |
Conte II (Italy) |
Plenković (Croatia) |
Kariņš (Latvia) |
Skvernelis (Lithuania) |
Bettel II (Luxembourg) |
Abela (Malta) |
Rutte III (Netherlands) |
Kurz II (Austria) |
Morawiecki II (Poland) |
Costa II (Portugal) |
Orban II (Romania) |
Löfven II (Sweden) |
Matovič (Slovakia) |
Janša III (Slovenia) |
Sánchez II (Spain) |
Babiš II (Czech Republic) |
Orbán IV (Hungary) |
Anastasiadis (Cyprus)
António Costa (PS) | Pedro Siza Vieira (independent) | Mariana Vieira da Silva (PS) | Augusto Santos Silva (PS) | Mário Centeno (independent) | João Gomes Cravinho (independent) | Eduardo Cabrita (PS) | Francisca Van Dunem (independent) | Alexandra Leitão (PS) | Ana Mendes Godinho (PS) | Manuel Heitor (PS) | Nelson de Souza (PS) | Pedro Nuno Santos (PS) | João Matos Fernandes (PS) | Marta Temido (independent) | Tiago Brandão Rodrigues (independent) | Graça Fonseca (PS) | Ana Abrunhosa (independent) | Maria do Céu Albuquerque (PS) | Ricardo Serrão Santos (PS)