List of Deputy Prime Ministers of Spain

The Deputy Prime Minister of Spain, Vice President of the Government or First Deputy Prime Minister (when there is more than one deputy prime minister) is the second highest position in the Government of Spain. Between 1840 and 1934 the title was Vice President of the Council of Ministers. Since its creation, there have been twenty-one deputy prime ministers.

Deputy Prime Ministers

Parties

  Progressive Party
  Radical Republican Party
  Falange (FET–JONS)
  Union of the Democratic Centre (UCD)
  Socialist (PSOE)
  People's Party (PP)

Other factions

  Military

No.	Picture	Deputy Prime Minister	Took Office	Left Office	Prime Minister		Term	Party
1		Joaquín María Ferrer y Cafranga[1]	3 October 1840	10 May 1841		Baldomero Espartero	1st Espartero Govt		Progressive Party
Office not in use			1841–1925		See the list of prime ministers during this period.
2		Severiano Martínez Anido	4 December 1925[2]	31 January 1930[3]		Miguel Primo de Rivera	Primo de Rivera's dictatorship		Military
Office not in use			1930–1933		See the list of prime ministers during this period.
3		Diego Martínez Barrio	23 December 1933[4]	4 March 1934[5]		Alejandro Lerroux	Black years		Radical Republican Party
Office not in use			1934–1938		See the list of prime ministers during this period.
4		Francisco Gómez-Jordana Sousa	1 February 1938[6]	9 August 1939		Francisco Franco	Franco's dictatorship		Military
Office not in use			1939–1962
5		Agustín Muñoz Grandes	1962	1967
6		Luis Carrero Blanco	1967	1973
7		Torcuato Fernández-Miranda	1973	1974
8		José García Hernández	1974	1975
9		Fernando de Santiago y Díaz	1975	1976		Carlos Arias Navarro	Transitional Governments		Military
10		Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado	1977	1979		Adolfo Suárez	Constituent Legislature		Military
			1979	1981			1st Cortes Generales
11		Rodolfo Martín Villa	1981	1982		Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo			UCD
12		Alfonso Guerra	1982	1986		Felipe González	2nd Cortes Generales		PSOE
			1986	1989			3rd Cortes Generales
			1989	1991			4th Cortes Generales
13		Narcís Serra	1991	1993
			1993	1996			5th Cortes Generales
14		Francisco Álvarez-Cascos	1996	2000		José María Aznar	6th Cortes Generales		PP
15		Mariano Rajoy	2000	2003			7th Cortes Generales
16		Rodrigo Rato	2003	2004
17		María Teresa Fernández de la Vega	2004	2008		José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero	8th Cortes Generales		PSOE
			2008	2010			9th Cortes Generales
18		Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba	2010	2011
19		Elena Salgado	2011	2011
20		Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría	2011	2015		Mariano Rajoy	10th Cortes Generales		PP
			2015	2016			11th Cortes Generales
			2016	2018			12th Cortes Generales
21		Carmen Calvo	2018	2019		Pedro Sánchez	12th Cortes Generales		PSOE
			2019	Incumbent			13th Cortes Generales

References

1. "Juan Tomás Joaquín María Ferrer Cafranga | Real Academia de la Historia". dbe.rah.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 2018-10-05.
2. "Real decreto nombrando Vicepresidente del Consejo de Ministros a D. Severiano Martínez Anido, Ministro de la Gobernación" (PDF).
3. "Real decreto admitiendo la dimisión del cargo de Vicepresidente del Consejo de Ministros y Ministro de la Gobernación a D. Severiano Martínez Anido" (PDF).
4. "Decreto nombrando vicepresidente del Consejo de Ministros a D. Diego Martínez Barrio" (PDF).
5. "Decreto admitiendo a don Diego Martínez Barrio la dimisión del cargo de Vicepresidente del Consejo de Ministros" (PDF).
6. "Decreto núm. 453 nombrando Ministro de Vicepresidente del Gobierno de la Nación al Teniente General D. Francisco Gómez Jordana y Sousa" (PDF).

See also

• Deputy Prime Minister of Spain
• Prime Minister of Spain
• List of Spanish monarchs
• List of heads of state of Spain
• President of the Republic (Spain)
• List of Spanish regents