Government of Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo

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The Cabinet of Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo was the government of Spain, which governed from 26 February 1981 until 2 December 1982.

President of the Government
- Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo
First Vice President of the Government^[1]
- Rodolfo Martín from 2 December 1981 until 30 July 1982
- Juan Antonio García from 30 July 1982
Second Vice President^[2]
- Juan Antonio García from 2 December 1981 until 30 July 1982
Minister of Economy
- Juan Antonio García
Minister of Foreign Affairs
- José Pedro Pérez-Llorca
Minister of Justice
- Francisco Fernández to 1 September 1981
- Pío Cabanillas from 1 September 1981
Minister of Defence
- Alberto Oliart
Minister of Finance
- Jaime García
Minister of the Interior
- Juan José Rosón
Minister of Public Works and Urbanism
- Luis Ortiz
Minister of Education
- Juan Antonio Ortega to 2 December 1981
- Federico Mayor from 2 December 1981
Minister of Labor
- Jesús Sancho to 2 December 1981 (as Minister of Labor, Health and Social Security)
- Santiago Rodríguez-Miranda from 2 December 1981
Ministry of Industry and Energy
- Ignacio Bayón
Minister of Agriculture
- Jaime Lamo de Espinosa until 2 December 1981
- José Luis Álvarez from 2 December 1981 to 13 September 1982
- José Luis García from 13 September 1982
Minister of Presidency
- Pío Cabanillas to 1 September 1981
- Matías Rodríguez from 1 September 1981
Minister of Transport and Communication
- José Luis Álvarez to 2 December 1981
- Luis Gámir from 2 December 1981
Minister of Health and Social Security
- Manuel Núñez from 2 December 1981
Ministry of Culture and Welfare
- Íñigo Cavero to 2 December 1981
- Soledad Becerril from 2 September 1981
Minister of Territorial Administration
- Rodolfo Martín to 2 December 1981
- Rafael Arias-Salgado from 2 December 1981 to 30 July 1982
- Luis Manuel Cosculluela from 30 July 1982
Minister of Universities and Research
- Luis González Seara until 1 September 1981

Notes

^ Vice presidency suppressed from 26 February – 2 December 1981
^ Vice presidency suppressed temporarily from 26 February – 2 December 1981 and definitively on 30 July 1982

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Restoration (1874–1931)	Cánovas I (1874–1875) Jovellar (1875) Cánovas II (1875–1879) Martínez Campos (1879) Cánovas III (1879–1881) Sagasta IV (1881–1883) Posada Herrera (1883–1884) Cánovas IV (1884–1885) Sagasta V (1885–1888) Sagasta VI (1888–1890) Sagasta VII (1890) Cánovas V (1890–1891) Cánovas VI (1891–1892) Sagasta VIII (1892–1895) Cánovas VII (1895–1897) Azcárraga I (1897) Sagasta IX (1897–1899) Silvela I (1899–1900) Azcárraga II (1900–1901) Sagasta X (1901–1902) Sagasta XI (1902) Sagasta XII (1902) Silvela II (1902–1903) Villaverde I (1903) Maura I (1903–1904) Azcárraga III (1904–1905) Villaverde II (1905) Montero Ríos I (1905) Montero Ríos II (1905) Moret I (1905–1906) López Domínguez (1906) Moret II (1906) Aguilar y Correa (1906–1907) Maura II (1907–1909) Moret III (1909–1910) Canalejas I (1910–1911) Canalejas II (1911) Canalejas III (1911–1912) Romanones I (1912) Romanones II (1912–1913) Dato I (1913–1915) Romanones III (1915–1917) García Prieto I (1917) Dato II (1917) García Prieto II (1917–1918) Maura III (1918) García Prieto III (1918) Romanones IV (1918–1919) Maura IV (1919) Sánchez de Toca (1919) Allendesalazar I (1919–1920) Dato III (1920–1921) Allendesalazar II (1921) Maura V (1921–1922) Sánchez-Guerra (1922) García Prieto IV (1922–1923) Military Directory (1923–1925) Civil Directory (1925–1930) Berenguer (1930–1931) Aznar-Cabañas (1931)
Second Republic (1931–1939)	Provisional I (1931) Provisional II/Azaña I (1931) Azaña II (1931–1933) Azaña III (1933) Lerroux I (1933) Martínez Barrio I (1933) Lerroux II (1933–1934) Lerroux III (1934) Samper (1934) Lerroux IV (1934–1935) Lerroux V (1935) Lerroux VI (1935) Chapaprieta I (1935) Chapaprieta II (1935) Portela I (1935) Portela II (1935–1936) Azaña IV (1936) Casares Quiroga (1936) Martínez Barrio II (1936) Giral (1936) Caballero I (1936) Caballero II (1936–1937) Negrín I (1937–1938) Negrín II (1938–1939)
Francoist Spain (1938–1975)	Franco I (1938–1939) Franco II (1939–1945) Franco III (1945–1951) Franco IV (1951–1957) Franco V (1957–1962) Franco VI (1962–1965) Franco VII (1965–1969) Franco VIII (1969–1973) Carrero Blanco (1973) Arias Navarro I (1974–1975)
Kingdom of Spain (1975–present)	Arias Navarro II (1975–1976) Suárez I (1976–1977) Suárez II (1977–1979) Suárez III (1979–1981) Calvo-Sotelo (1981–1982) González I (1982–1986) González II (1986–1989) González III (1989–1993) González IV (1993–1996) Aznar I (1996–2000) Aznar II (2000–2004) Zapatero I (2004–2008) Zapatero II (2008–2011) Rajoy I (2011–2016) Rajoy II (2016–2018) Sánchez I (2018–2020) Sánchez II (2020–2023) Sánchez III (2023–present)

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