First Armengol government

The first Armengol government was a regional government of the Balearic Islands led by president Francina Armengol. It was formed in July 2015 after the regional election and ended in July 2019 following the regional election and the formation of the second Armengol government.

First Armengol government
11th Government of the Balearic Islands
The government in December 2017
Date formed	2 July 2015
Date dissolved	3 July 2019
People and organisations
Head of state	Felipe VI
Head of government	Francina Armengol
Deputy head of government	Biel Barceló (2015–17) Bel Busquets (2017–19)
No. of ministers	11
Total no. of members	15
Member parties	PSIB–PSOE      PSM      IV      PSMe (2015–17)
Status in legislature	Minority coalition 23 / 59 (39%) (2015–17) 20 / 59 (34%) (2017–19)
Opposition party	PP
Opposition leader	Margalida Prohens (2015–17) Biel Company (2017–19)
History
Election(s)	24 May 2015
Outgoing election	26 May 2019
Legislature term(s)	9th Parliament (2015–19)
Budget(s)	2016 2017 2018 2019
Predecessor	Bauzà
Successor	Armengol II

Government

Name	Portrait	Party		Portfolio	Took office	Left office	Ref.
Francina Armengol			PSIB–PSOE	President	30 June 2015	1 July 2019	[1]
Biel Barceló			PSM	Vice President Minister of Innovation, Research and Tourism	2 July 2015	16 December 2017	[2][3]
Marc Pons			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of the Presidency Government Spokesperson	2 July 2015	7 April 2016	[2][4]
Catalina Cladera			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of Finance and Public Administration	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Martí March			Independent[lower-alpha 1]	Minister of Education and Higher Education	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Fina Santiago			IniciativaVerds	Minister of Social Services and Co-operation	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Patricia Gómez			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of Health	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Iago Negueruela			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of Work, Trade and Industry	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Vicenç Vidal			PSM	Minister of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries	2 July 2015	3 July 2019	[2][5]
Joan Boned			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of Territory, Energy and Mobility	2 July 2015	7 April 2016	[2][4]
Esperança Camps			Independent[lower-alpha 2]	Minister of Participation, Transparency and Culture	2 July 2015	5 April 2016	[2][6]
Changes April 2016
Pilar Costa			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of the Presidency Government Spokesperson	7 April 2016	3 July 2019	[7][5]
Marc Pons			PSIB–PSOE	Minister of Territory, Energy and Mobility	7 April 2016	3 July 2019	[7][5]
Ruth Mateu			PSM[lower-alpha 2]	Minister of Transparency, Culture and Sports	7 April 2016	1 April 2017	[7][8]
Changes April 2017
Vicenç Vidal			PSM	Minister of Transparency, Culture and Sports[lower-alpha 3]	1 April 2017	7 April 2017	[8]
Fanny Tur			Independent[lower-alpha 4]	Minister of Culture, Participation and Sports	7 April 2017	3 July 2019	[9][5]
Changes December 2017
Bel Busquets			PSM	Vice President Minister of Innovation, Research and Tourism	18 December 2017	3 July 2019	[10][5]

Notes

1. Nominated by the PSIB–PSOE
2. Nominated by the PSMe.
3. Ordinary discharge of duties.
4. Nominated by the PSM.

References

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