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Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs (Portugal)

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Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
Ministério dos Assuntos Parlamentares
Ministry overview
Formed1981 (1981)
JurisdictionGovernment of Portugal
HeadquartersLisbon
Minister responsible

The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs is the member of the Government of Portugal responsible for its relations with the Assembly of the Republic and other parliamentary groups.[1]

List of Ministers

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Colour key
(for political parties)
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Party Prime Minister
1 Fernando Amaral
(1925–2009)
4 September 1981 12 June 1982 PSD Francisco Pinto Balsemão
2 Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
(b. 1948)
12 June 1982 9 June 1983 PSD
3 António de Almeida Santos
(1926–2016)
9 June 1983 6 November 1985 PS Mário Soares
4 Fernando Nogueira
(b. 1950)
6 November 1985 17 August 1987 PSD Aníbal Cavaco Silva
5 António Capucho
(b. 1945)
17 August 1987 24 July 1989 PSD
6 Manuel Dias Loureiro
(b. 1951)
24 July 1989 31 October 1991 PSD
7 António Couto dos Santos
(1949–2025)
31 October 1991 19 March 1992 PSD
Vacant office 19 March 1992 25 November 1997
António Guterres
8 António Costa
(b. 1961)
25 November 1997 25 October 1999 PS
Vacant office 25 October 1999 6 April 2002
9 Luís Marques Mendes
(b. 1957)
6 April 2002 17 July 2004 PSD José Durão Barroso
10 Rui Gomes da Silva
(b. 1958)
17 July 2004 24 November 2004 PSD Pedro Santana Lopes
Vacant office 24 November 2004 12 March 2005
11 Augusto Santos Silva
(b. 1956)
12 March 2005 26 October 2009 PS José Sócrates
12 Jorge Lacão
(b. 1954)
26 October 2009 21 June 2011 PS
13 Miguel Relvas
(b. 1961)
21 June 2011 13 April 2013 PSD Pedro Passos Coelho
14 Luís Marques Guedes
(b. 1957)
13 April 2013 30 October 2015 PSD
15 Carlos Costa Neves
(b. 1954)
30 October 2015 26 November 2015 PSD
Vacant office 26 November 2015 30 March 2022 António Costa
16 Ana Catarina Mendes
(b. 1973)
30 March 2022 2 April 2024 PS
17 Pedro Duarte
(b. 1973)
2 April 2024 present PSD Luís Montenegro

References

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  1. ^ "Ministério dos Assuntos Parlamentares". www.portugal.gov.pt. Retrieved 2025-04-18.
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