25 Jul, 2022 @ 18:47
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Andalucia unveils new government with more women than men in ministerial posts

Act Of Inaguration Of Juanma Moreno As New President Of Andalusia
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THE re-elected regional president of Andalucia has unveiled the make-up of the new majority government announcing that women will hold the majority of ministerial posts in his government.

Juanma Moreno whose conservative Popular Party (PP) swept to victory in the regional vote in June announced the composition for the 12th legislature on Monday, July 25.

Act Of Inaguration Of Juanma Moreno As New President Of Andalusia
Juanma Moreno president of the Junta de Andalucia. Image Cordon Press.

Announcing that women had been appointed to seven of the 13 positions in the regional cabinet. Moreno explained:  “It is not the result of a legal imposition (quota), but because of the fact that these women have acquired capacity, training and work in an outstanding and brilliant manner.” he told a press conference.

Moreno has created two more ministerial positions than during his last term, explaining: “We have 8.5 million inhabitants. It is not excessive to create two more ministries.”

This is the list of ministers that will form the government in Andalucia:

  • Interior Presidency and Social Dialogue: Antonio Sanz
  • Educational Development and Vocational Training: Patricia del Pozo
  • Agriculture and Water and Rural Development: Carmen Crespo
  • Development, Territorial Planning and Housing: Mari Fran Carazo
  • Employment, Enterprise and Self-Employed Workers: Rocio Blanco
  • Sustainability, Environment and Blue Economy: Ramon Fernandez Pacheco
  • Justice, Local Administration and Civil Service: Jose Antonio Nieto
  • Economy and Finance: Carolina España
  • Industry and Energy: Jorge Paradela Gutierrez
  • Tourism, Culture and Sports: Arturo Bernal
  • Health and Consumers affairs: Catalina Garcia
  • Social integration, youth and equal opportunities: Loles Lopez
  • Education and Innovation: Jose Carlos Gomez

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Jorge Hinojosa

Jorge Hinojosa Mena was born and bred in Madrid before moving to the UK to study. After an undergraduate degree in Manchester, he completed an MA in International Journalism at City. He has worked in radio and for Spain’s Efe news agency before joining the Olive Press in March 2022. Contact: Jorge@theolivepress.es

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