Kabinett Costa III
Das Kabinett Costa III bildete vom 30. März 2022 bis zum 2. April 2024 die Regierung von Portugal.[1] Am 2. April 2024 wurde es vom Kabinett Montenegro abgelöst.
Mitglieder
| Amt/ Ressort | Amtsinhaber[2] | Partei | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premierminister | .jpg) | António Costa | PS |
| Präsidentschaftsangelegenheiten | %2c_cropped.png) | Mariana Vieira da Silva | PS |
| Auswärtiges |  | João Gomes Cravinho | PS |
| Verteidigung | .png) | Helena Carreiras | Parteilos |
| Inneres |  | José Luís Carneiro | PS |
| Justiz | .png) | Catarina Sarmento e Castro | Parteilos |
| Finanzen | .png) | Fernando Medina | PS |
| Parlamentarische Angelegenheiten |  | Ana Catarina Mendes | PS |
| Wirtschaft und Meer |  | António Costa Silva | Parteilos |
| Kultur | .png) | Pedro Adão e Silva | Parteilos |
| Wissenschaft, Technologie und Hochschulbildung | %2c_cropped.png) | Elvira Fortunato | Parteilos |
| Bildung | .jpg) | João Marques da Costa | PS |
| Arbeit, Solidarität und soziale Sicherheit | _2021-03-19_(cropped).png) | Ana Mendes Godinho | PS |
| Gesundheit | .jpg) | Marta Temido (bis August 2022) | PS |
.png) | Manuel Pizarro Castro (ab September 2022) | PS | |
| Umwelt und Klimaschutz | .png) | Duarte Cordeiro | PS |
| Infrastruktur und Wohnen (bis 4. Januar 2023) | .png) | Pedro Nuno Santos (bis 4. Januar 2023) | PS |
| Infrastruktur (ab 4. Januar 2023) | .png) | João Galamba (4. Januar 2023 bis 13. November 2023)[3] | PS |
| António Costa (ab 13. November 2023) | PS | |
| Wohnen (ab 4. Januar 2023) |  | Marina Gonçalves (ab 4. Januar 2023) | PS |
| Territorialer Zusammenhalt | %2c_cropped.png) | Ana Abrunhosa | Parteilos |
| Landwirtschaft und Ernährung | %2c_cropped.png) | Maria do Céu Antunes | PS |
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Portugal: Regierung hat erstmals mehr Frauen als Männer. In: Der Spiegel. 23. März 2022, ISSN 2195-1349 (spiegel.de [abgerufen am 30. März 2022]).
- ↑ Presidência da República Portuguesa: Presidente da República aceita composição do XXIII Governo Constitucional. Abgerufen am 30. März 2022 (portugiesisch).
- ↑ Celia Paulo, Maria João Pereira: Ermittlungen gegen Portugals Regierung: Infrastrukturminister tritt zurück. 14. November 2023, abgerufen am 27. Dezember 2023 (deutsch).
Portugiesische Regierungen nach 1976
Soares I | Soares II | Nobre da Costa | Mota Pinto | Lourdes Pintasilgo | Sá Carneiro | Pinto Balsemão I | Pinto Balsemão II | Soares III | Cavaco Silva I | Cavaco Silva II | Cavaco Silva III | Guterres I | Guterres II | Durão Barroso | Santana Lopes | Sócrates I | Sócrates II | Passos Coelho | Costa I | Costa II | Costa III | Montenegro
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Portuguese politician Mariana Vieira da Silva in 2018
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Portuguese politician Mariana Vieira da Silva in 2018
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Manuel Pizarro, Portuguese Minister of Health, in a press conference.
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Catarina Mendes, Portuguese politician, in 2015.
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Ana Abrunhosa, Portuguese Minister of Territorial Cohesion, in a ceremony during the Óbidos Municipal Holiday (11 January), in 2020.
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António Costa Silva, Portuguese Minister for the Economy and the Sea.
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António Costa Silva, Portuguese Minister for the Economy and the Sea.
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João Galamba, Portuguese Minister of Infrastructure, during a press conference in April 2023.
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João Galamba, Portuguese Minister of Infrastructure, during a press conference in April 2023.
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Ana Mendes Godinho, Ministra do Trabalho, da Solidariedade e da Segurança Social, na mesa-redonda "Precariado: Novas Explorações Laborais" promovida pela Arquidiocese de Braga em 2021.
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Pedro Adão e Silva, Portuguese sociologist and politician
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Catarina Sarmento e Castro, Portuguese Minister of Justice, during a press conference in 2022.
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Elvira Fortunato, Portuguese scientist
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Duarte Cordeiro, Minister of Environment and Climate Action in the 23rd Constitutional Government of Portugal, 2022.
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