I Constitutional Government of Portugal

I Constitutional Government of Portugal
I Constitutional Government of Portugal
; Cabinet of Portugal
	Mário Soares
Date formed	23 July 1976
Date dissolved	23 January 1978
People and organisations
Head of state	António Ramalho Eanes
Head of government	Mário Soares
Member party	Socialist Party
Opposition parties	PPD; CDS; PCP; UDP;
History
Election	25 April 1976
Predecessor	VI Provisional Government of Portugal
Successor	II Constitutional Government of Portugal

The I Constitutional Government of Portugal (Portuguese: I Governo Constitucional de Portugal) had Mário Soares as the Prime-Minister and lasted from 1976 to 1978.^[1]

I Constitutional Government of Portugal
Office	Office-holder	Term	Party
Prime Minister	Mário Soares	1976–1978	Socialist Party
Minister of State	Henrique de Barros		Socialist Party
Minister without portfolio	Jorge Campinos		Socialist Party
Minister of National Defence	Mário Firmino Miguel
Minister of the Economic Plan and Coordination	António Sousa Gomes		Socialist Party
Minister of the Internal Administration	Manuel da Costa Brás
Minister of Justice	António de Almeida Santos		Socialist Party
Minister of Finance	Henrique Medina Carreira		Socialist Party
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mário Soares		Socialist Party
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries	António Barreto		Socialist Party
Minister of Industry and Technology	Alfredo Nobre da Costa
Minister of Commerce and Tourism	Carlos Mota Pinto
Minister of Labour	António Maldonado Gonelha		Socialist Party
Minister of Education and Scientific Research	Mário Sottomayor Cardia		Socialist Party
Minister of Social Affairs	Armando Bacelar		Socialist Party
Minister of Transports and Communications	Emílio Rui Vilar		Socialist Party
Minister of Housing, City Planning and Construction	Eduardo Pereira		Socialist Party
Minister of Public Works	João Almeida Pina

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