Council of Ministers of Spain (9th Legislature)

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*'''President of the Government''' **Jos� Luis Rodr�guez Zapatero *'''First Vice President''' **(2004 - ): Mar�a Teresa Fern�ndez de la Vega *'''Second Vice President''' **(2004 - ): Pedro Solbes ---- *'''Minister of Agriculture and Fishing''' **(2004 - ): Elena Espinosa *'''Minister of Culture''' **(2004 - ): Carmen Calvo *'''Minister of Defence''' **(2004 - ): Jos� Bono *'''Minister of Economy and Finance''' **(2004 - ): Pedro Solbes *'''Minister of Education and Science''' **(2004 - ): Mar�a Jes�s San Segundo *'''Minister of Environment''' **(2004 - ): Cristina Narbona *'''Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation''' **(2004 - ): Miguel �ngel Moratinos *'''Minister of Health and Consumption''' **(2004 - ): Elena Salgado *'''Minister of Housing''' **(2004 - ): Mar�a Antonia Trujillo *'''Minister of the Interior''' **(2004 - ): Jos� Antonio Alonso *'''Minister of Justice''' **(2004 - ): Juan Fernando L�pez Aguilar *'''Minister of Presidency''' **(2004 - ): Mar�a Teresa Fern�ndez de la Vega *'''Minister of Public Works''' **(2004 - ): Magdalena �lvarez *'''Minister of Public Administrations''' **(2004 - ): Jordi Sevilla *'''Minister of Industry, Trade and Tourism''' **(2004 - ): Jos� Montilla *'''Minister of Work, Social Affairs and Inmigration''' **(2004 - ): Jes�s Caldera == See also == *Council of Ministers of Spain *List of cabinets *Politics of Spain *Political minister *Spain es:Consejo de Ministros de Espa�a (Novena Legislatura)