González government

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Position	Name	Term
President of the Government	Felipe González Márquez	1993–1996
First Vice President of the Government	Narcís Serra i Serra	1993–1995
Spokesperson for the Government	Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba	1993–1996
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Javier Solana Madariaga	1993–1995
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Carlos Westendorp	1995–1996
Minister of Justice	Juan Alberto Belloch	1993–1996
Minister of Defence	Julián García Vargas	1993–1995
Minister of Defence	Gustavo Suárez Pertierra	1995–1996
Minister of Economy and Finance	Pedro Solbes Mira	1993–1996
Minister of the Interior	José Luis Corcuera Cuesta	1993–1993
	Antoni Asunción Hernández	1993–1994
	Juan Alberto Belloch	1994–1996
Minister of Public Works, Transports and Environment	Josep Borrell Fontelles	1993–1996
Minister of Education and Science	Gustavo Suárez Pertierra	1993–1995
Minister of Education and Science	Jerónimo Saavedra Acevedo	1995–1996
Minister of Labour and Social Security	José Antonio Griñán Martínez	1993–1996
Minister of Industry and Energy	Juan Manuel Eguiagaray Ucelay	1993–1996
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food	Vicente Albero Silla	1993–1994
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food	Luis María Atienza Serna	1994–1996
Minister for the Presidency	Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba	1993–1996
Minister of Public Administrations	Jerónimo Saavedra Acevedo	1993–1995
Minister of Public Administrations	Joan Lerma i Blasco	1995–1996
Minister of Culture	Carmen Alborch Bataller	1993–1996
Minister of Health and Consumption	Ángeles Amador Millán	1993–1996
Minister of Social Affairs	Cristina Alberdi Alonso	1993–1996
Minister of Trade and Tourism	Javier Gómez-Navarro Navarrete	1993–1996

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Cabinets

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)
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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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