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O Ministerio de Fomento de España é o órgano de goberno da Administración Xeral do Estado, encargado da preparación e execución da política do goberno en materia de infraestruturas de transporte terrestre, aéreo e marítimo de competencia estatal, e o control, a ordenación e a regulación administrativa dos servizos de transporte correspondentes. Así mesmo ten como outros obxectivos, o impulso e dirección de temas relativos á astronomía, xeodesia, xeofísica e cartografía.


O actual ministro de Fomento é José Luis Ábalos.




Índice





  • 1 Estrutura orgánica básica (xaneiro 2012)


  • 2 Lista de ministros


  • 3 Notas


  • 4 Véxase tamén

    • 4.1 Ligazóns externas





Estrutura orgánica básica (xaneiro 2012) |


A estrutura orgánica básica[1] é: (en cursiva indícanse os organismos autónomos)


Ministro de Fomento: José Luis Ábalos



  • Secretaría de Estado de Planificación e Infraestruturas: Rafael Catalá Polo
    • Secretaría Xeral de Infraestruturas: José Damián Santiago
      • Dirección Xeral de Estradas: Jorge Urrecho

      • Dirección Xeral de Ferrocarrís: Manuel Niño González


    • Secretaría Xeral de Transporte: Carmen Librero Pintado
      • Dirección Xeral de Aviación Civil: Ángel Luis Arias

      • Dirección Xeral da Mariña mercante: Rafael Rodríguez Valero

      • Dirección Xeral de Transportes Terrestre: Joaquín del Moral


    • Dirección Xeral de Arquitectura, Vivenda e Solo. Pilar Martínez López



  • Subsecretaría de Fomento: Mario Garcés
    • Secretaría Xeral Técnica: Eugenio López Álvarez

    • Dirección Xeral de Programación Económica e Orzamentos: Juan Miguel Báscones

    • Dirección Xeral do Instituto Xeográfico Nacional: Amador Elena Córdoba


    • Adif: Enrique Verdeguer


    • AENA: José Manuel Vargas Gómez


    • Axencia Estatal de Seguridade Aérea: Isabel Maestre Moreno


    • INECO: Ignasi Nieto Magaldi


    • FEVE: Marcelino Oreja Arburua


    • Portos do Estado: José Lorca Ortega


    • Renfe: Julio Gómez-Pomar


    • SENASA: Eugenia Llorens Beltrán de Heredia


    • SEPES: Lucía Molares


    • Sociedade Pública de Alugueiro: Nieves Huertas



Lista de ministros |



  • Segunda República Española (1931 - 1939)

    • Como Ministerio de Fomento
      • (1931): Álvaro de Albornoz Limiñana

      • (1931): Félix Gordón y Ordás - Interino

      • (1931): José Salmerón García - Interino



    • Como Ministerio de Obras Públicas
      • (1931 - 1933): Indalecio Prieto Tuero

      • (1933 - 1934): Rafael Guerra del Río

      • (1933): Félix Gordón y Ordás - Interino

      • (1934): Cirilo del Río Rodríguez - Interino

      • (1934 - 1935): José María Cid Ruiz Zorrilla

      • (1935): Rafael Guerra del Río

      • (1935): Manuel Marraco y Ramón



    • Como Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Comunicacións
      • (1935): Luis Lucía Lucía

      • (1935 - 1936): Cirilo del Río Rodríguez



    • Como Ministerio de Obras Públicas
      • (1936): Santiago Casares Quiroga

      • (1936): Antonio Velao Oñate

      • (1936): Antonio Lara Zárate

      • (1936): Antonio Velao Oñate

      • (1936): Vicente Uribe Galdeano - Interino

      • (1936-1937): Julio Just Gimeno



    • Como Ministerio de Comunicacións, Transportes e Obras Públicas
      • (1937 - 1938): Bernardo Giner de los Ríos




  • Franquismo (1939 - 1975) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas
    • (1938 - 1945): Alfonso Peña Boeuf

    • (1945 - 1951): José María Fernández-Ladreda y Menéndez Valdés

    • (1951 - 1957): Fernando Suárez de Tangil y de Angulo, Conde de Vallellano

    • (1957 - 1965): Jorge Vigón Suero Díaz

    • (1965 - 1970): Federico Silva Muñoz

    • (1970 - 1974): Gonzalo Fernández de la Mora y Mon

    • (1974 - 1975): Antonio Valdés González-Roldán



  • Transición española (1975-1977) - denomínase Ministerio de Obras Públicas
    • (1975 - 1976): Antonio Valdés González-Roldán

    • (1976): Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo Bustelo

    • (1976): Carlos Pérez de Bricio Olarriaga - Interino

    • (1976 - 1977): Luis Ortiz González



  • Lexislatura Constituínte (1977-1979) - denomínase Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Urbanismo
    • (1977 - 1979): Joaquín Garrigues Walker


  • I Lexislatura (1979-1982) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Urbanismo
    • (1979 - 1981): Jesús Sancho Rof (UCD)

    • (1981 - 1982): Luis Ortiz González (UCD)



  • II Lexislatura (1982-1986) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Urbanismo
    • (1982 - 1985): Julián Campo (PSOE)

    • (1985 - 1986): Javier Sáenz de Cosculluela (PSOE)



  • III Lexislatura (1986-1989) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Urbanismo
    • (1986 - 1989): Javier Sáenz de Cosculluela (PSOE)


  • IV Lexislatura (1989-1993) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas e Urbanismo
    • (1989 - 1991): Javier Sáenz de Cosculluela (PSOE)

    • (1991 - 1993): Josep Borrell (PSOE)



  • V Lexislatura (1993-1996) - denominase Ministerio de Obras Públicas, Transportes e Medio Ambiente
    • (1993 - 1996): Josep Borrell (PSOE)


  • VI Lexislatura (1996 - 2000)
    • (1996 - 2000): Rafael Arias-Salgado (PP)


  • VII Lexislatura (2000 - 2004)
    • (2000 - 2004): Francisco Álvarez Cascos (PP)


  • VIII Lexislatura (2004 - 2008)
    • (2004 - 2008): Magdalena Álvarez (PSOE)


  • IX Lexislatura (2008 - 2011)
    • (2008 - 2009): Magdalena Álvarez (PSOE)

    • (2009 - 2011): Xosé Blanco López (PSOE). A partir de 2010 integra tamén as competencias do desaparecido Ministerio da Vivenda.



  • X Lexislatura (2011 - 2015)
    • (2011 - 2015 ): Ana Pastor


  • XI Lexislatura (2015 - 2016)
    • (2016 - 2016 ): Ana Pastor, en funcións.


  • XII Lexislatura (2016 - )
    • (2016 - 2016 ): Rafael Catalá, en funcións.

    • (2016 - 2018): Íñigo de la Serna.

    • (2018 - ): José Luis Ábalos.



Notas |




  1. ↑ Boletín Oficial do Estado. 30 de decembro de 2011: Real Decreto 1887/2011, de 30 de decembro, polo que se establece a estrutura orgánica básica dos departamentos ministeriais. (en castelán).



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Ligazóns externas |



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Ministerios de España


  • Ministerio da Presidencia

  • Ministerio de Agricultura e Pesca, Alimentación e Medio Ambiente

  • Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores e de Cooperación

  • Ministerio de Defensa

  • Ministerio de Economía e Competitividade

  • Ministerio de Cultura e Deporte

  • Ministerio de Facenda e Administracións Públicas

  • Ministerio de Fomento

  • Ministerio de Industria, Enerxía e Turismo

  • Ministerio de Emprego e Seguridade Social

  • Ministerio de Sanidade, Servizos Sociais e Igualdade

  • Ministerio de Xustiza

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