Spanish Prime Ministers
Spanish Prime Ministers
Years | Prime Minister | Party |
---|---|---|
UCD = Centre Democrat PSOE = Socialist Workers' Party | ||
* Franco titled himself ‘Chairman of the Council of Ministers’ from 1936. After his death, the monarchy was restored, in the person of Juan Carlos. | ||
1939–73 | Francisco Franco* | Falange |
1973–76 | Carlos Navarro | ―― |
1976–81 | Adolfo Suárez | UCD |
1981–82 | Leopoldo Sotelo | UCD |
1982–96 | Felipe González | PSOE |
1996–2004 | José María Aznar | Popular |
2004– | José Luis RodrÍguez Zapatero | PSOE |
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