List of Prime Ministers of Spain
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List of Prime Ministers of Spain

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Kingdom of Spain (1834–1868)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	Monarch (Reign)	Ref.

-	Francisco Martínez de la Rosa President of the Council of Ministers (1787–1862)	15 January 1834 — 7 June 1835	1 year, 143 days	Moderate Party	Martínez de la Rosa	1834–1835 1835–1836 (1834)	-

José María Queipo de Llano 7th Count of Toreno President of the Council of Ministers (1786–1843)	7 June 1835 — 14 September 1835	99 days	Moderate Party	Toreno

Miguel Ricardo de Álava President of the Council of Ministers (1772–1843)	14 September 1835 — 25 September 1835	11 days	Progressive Party	Álava–Mendizabal

Juan Álvarez Mendizábal President of the Council of Ministers (1790–1853)	25 September 1835 — 15 May 1836	233 days	Progressive Party	Mendizábal

1836 (Feb 1836)

Francisco Javier Istúriz President of the Council of Ministers (1790–1871)	15 May 1836 — 14 August 1836	91 days	Moderate Party	Istúriz I

No legislature (Jul 1836)

José María Calatrava President of the Council of Ministers (1781–1846)	14 August 1836 — 18 August 1837	1 year, 4 days	Progressive Party	Calatrava

1836–1837 Constituent Cortes (Oct 1836)

Baldomero Espartero 1st Count of Luchana President of the Council of Ministers (1793–1879)	18 August 1837 — 18 October 1837	61 days	Progressive Party	Espartero I

Eusebio Bardají President of the Council of Ministers (1776–1842)	18 October 1837 — 16 December 1837	59 days	Moderate Party	Bardají	1837–1838 1838–1839 (1837)

Conde de Ofalia.JPG	Narciso Heredia 1st Marquess of Heredia President of the Council of Ministers (1775–1847)	16 December 1837 — 6 September 1838	264 days	Moderate Party	Heredia

Bernardino Fernández de Velasco y Benavides-Duque de Frías.JPG	Bernardino Fernández de Velasco 14th Duke of Frías President of the Council of Ministers (1783–1851)	6 September 1838 — 9 December 1838	94 days	Moderate Party	Frías

Evaristo Pérez de Castro President of the Council of Ministers (1778–1849)	9 December 1838 — 20 July 1840	1 year, 224 days	Moderate Party	Pérez de Castro

1839 (1839)

1840 (1840)

Antonio González y González President of the Council of Ministers (1792–1876)	20 July 1840 — 12 August 1840	23 days	Progressive Party	González I

Ferraz.JPG	Valentín Ferraz President of the Council of Ministers (1792–1866)	12 August 1840 — 28 August 1840	16 days	Progressive Party	Ferraz

Modesto Cortázar Leal Interim President of the Council of Ministers (1783–1862)	28 August 1840 — 11 September 1840	14 days	Progressive Party	Interim

Vicente Sancho President of the Council of Ministers (1784–1860)	11 September 1840 — 16 September 1840	5 days	Progressive Party	Sancho

-	Baldomero Espartero 1st Count of Luchana President of the Council of Ministers (1793–1879)	16 September 1840 — 10 May 1841	236 days	Progressive Party	Espartero II	-

1841 1841–1842 1842 (1841)

Joaquín María Ferrer President of the Council of Ministers (1777–1861)	10 May 1841 — 20 May 1841	10 days	Progressive Party	Ferrer

Antonio González y González President of the Council of Ministers (1792–1876)	20 May 1841 — 17 June 1842	1 year, 28 days	Progressive Party	González II

José Ramón Rodil y Campillo 1st Marquess of Rodil President of the Council of Ministers (1789–1853)	17 June 1842 — 9 May 1843	326 days	Progressive Party	Rodil

1843 (Feb 1843)

Joaquín María López President of the Council of Ministers (1798–1855)	9 May 1843 — 19 May 1843	10 days	Progressive Party	López I

Álvaro Gómez Becerra President of the Council of Ministers (1771–1855)	19 May 1843 — 23 July 1843	65 days	Progressive Party	Gómez Becerra

Joaquín María López President of the Council of Ministers (1798–1855)	23 July 1843 — 20 November 1843	120 days	Progressive Party	López II	1843–1844 (Sep 1843)

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Salustiano Olózaga President of the Council of Ministers (1805–1873)	20 November 1843 — 5 December 1843	15 days	Progressive Party	Olózaga

Luis González-Bravo President of the Council of Ministers (1811–1871)	5 December 1843 — 3 May 1844	150 days	Moderate Party	González-Bravo I

Ramón María Narváez President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	3 May 1844 — 11 February 1846	1 year, 284 days	Moderate Party	Narváez I

1844–1845 1845–1846 (1844)

Manuel Pando 6th Marquess of Miraflores President of the Council of Ministers (1792–1872)	11 February 1846 — 16 March 1846	33 days	Moderate Party	Miraflores I

Ramón María Narváez President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	16 March 1846 — 5 April 1846	20 days	Moderate Party	Narváez II

Francisco Javier Istúriz President of the Council of Ministers (1790–1871)	5 April 1846 — 28 January 1847	298 days	Moderate Party	Istúriz II

Carlos Martínez de Irujo President of the Council of Ministers (1802–1855)	28 January 1847 — 28 March 1847	59 days	Moderate Party	Martínez de Irujo	1846–1847 1847–1848 1848–1849 1849–1850 (1846)

Joaquín Francisco Pacheco President of the Council of Ministers (1808–1865)	28 March 1847 — 12 September 1847	168 days	Moderate Party	Pacheco

Florencio García Goyena President of the Council of Ministers (1783–1855)	12 September 1847 — 4 October 1847	22 days	Moderate Party	Goyena

Ramón María Narváez 1st Duke of Valencia President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	4 October 1847 — 19 October 1849	2 years, 15 days	Moderate Party	Narváez III

Serafín María de Sotto (Museo del Ejército).JPG	Serafín María de Sotto 3rd Count of Clonard President of the Council of Ministers (1793–1862)	19 October 1849 — 20 October 1849	1 day	Moderate Party	De Sotto

Ramón María Narváez 1st Duke of Valencia President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	20 October 1849 — 14 January 1851	1 year, 86 days	Moderate Party	Narváez IV

1850–1851 (1850)

Juan Bravo Murillo President of the Council of Ministers (1803–1873)	14 January 1851 — 14 December 1852	1 year, 335 days	Moderate Party	Murillo	1851–1852 1852 (1851)

Conde de alcoy.JPG	Federico Roncali 1st Count of Alcoy President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1857)	14 December 1852 — 14 April 1853	121 days	Moderate Party	Roncali	1853 1853–1854 (1853)

Francisco Lersundi Hormaechea President of the Council of Ministers (1817–1874)	14 April 1853 — 19 September 1853	158 days	Moderate Party	Lersundi

Luis José Sartorius 1st Count of San Luis President of the Council of Ministers (1820–1871)	19 September 1853 — 17 July 1854	301 days	Moderate Party	Sartorius

Fernando Fernández de Córdova President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1883)	17 July 1854 — 18 July 1854	1 day	Moderate Party	Córdova

Ángel Saavedra 3rd Duke of Rivas President of the Council of Ministers (1791–1865)	18 July 1854 — 19 July 1854	1 day	Moderate Party	Rivas

Baldomero Espartero 1st Count of Luchana President of the Council of Ministers (1793–1879)	19 July 1854 — 14 July 1856	1 year, 361 days	Progressive Party	Espartero III

Espartero IV

Espartero V	1854–1856 (1854)

Leopoldo O'Donnell 1st Count of Lucena President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1867)	14 July 1856 — 12 October 1856	90 days	Liberal Union	O'Donnell I

Ramón María Narváez 1st Duke of Valencia President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	12 October 1856 — 15 October 1857	1 year, 3 days	Moderate Party	Narváez V

1857 1858 (1857)

Francisco Armero Peñaranda President of the Council of Ministers (1804–1866)	15 October 1857 — 14 January 1858	91 days	Moderate Party	Peñaranda

Francisco Javier Istúriz President of the Council of Ministers (1790–1871)	14 January 1858 — 30 June 1858	167 days	Moderate Party	Istúriz III

Leopoldo O'Donnell 1st Duke of Tetuán President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1867)	30 June 1858 — 2 March 1863	4 years, 245 days	Liberal Union	O'Donnell II	1858–1860 1860–1861 1861–1862 1862–1863 (1858)

O'Donnell III

Manuel Pando 6th Marquess of Miraflores President of the Council of Ministers (1792–1872)	2 March 1863 — 17 January 1864	321 days	Moderate Party	Miraflores II

1863–1864 (1863)

Lorenzo Arrazola President of the Council of Ministers (1795–1873)	17 January 1864 — 1 March 1864	44 days	Moderate Party	Arrazola

Alejandro Mon y Menéndez President of the Council of Ministers (1801–1883)	1 March 1864 — 16 September 1864	199 days	Moderate Party	Mon y Menéndez

Ramón María Narváez 1st Duke of Valencia President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	16 September 1864 — 21 June 1865	278 days	Moderate Party	Narváez VI

1864–1865 (1864)

Leopoldo O'Donnell 1st Duke of Tetuán President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1867)	21 June 1865 — 10 July 1866	1 year, 19 days	Liberal Union	O'Donnell IV	1865–1866 (1865)

Ramón María Narváez 1st Duke of Valencia President of the Council of Ministers (1800–1868)	10 July 1866 — 23 April 1868	1 year, 288 days	Moderate Party	Narváez VII

1867 1867–1868 (1867)

Luis González-Bravo President of the Council of Ministers (1811–1871)	23 April 1868 — 19 September 1868	149 days	Moderate Party	González-Bravo II

José Gutiérrez de la Concha 1st Marquess of Havana President of the Council of Ministers (1809–1895)	19 September 1868 — 30 September 1868	11 days	Moderate Party	Gutiérrez de la Concha

Kingdom of Spain (Democratic Sexennium; 1868–1873)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	Head of State (Rule)	Ref.

-	Pascual Madoz President of the Revolutionary Provisional Junta (1806–1870)	30 September 1868 — 3 October 1868	3 days	Progressive Party	Interim	1867–1868 (1867)	-

Francisco Serrano 1st Duke of la Torre President of the Provisional Government and of the Council of Ministers President of the Executive Power (1810–1885)	3 October 1868 — 18 June 1869	258 days	Liberal Union	Serrano I

Serrano II	1869–1871 Constituent Cortes (1869)

Prim madrazo.jpeg	Juan Prim 1st Marquess of Los Castillejos President of the Council of Ministers (1814–1870)	18 June 1869 — 30 December 1870 Incapacitated 27 December 1870	1 year, 195 days	Progressive Party	Prim	-

Juan Bautista Topete (acting) (1821–1885)	27 December 1870 — 4 January 1871	8 days	Liberal Union	Acting

-	Francisco Serrano 1st Duke of la Torre President of the Council of Ministers (1810–1885)	4 January 1871 — 24 July 1871	201 days	Liberal Union	Serrano III	-

1871–1872 1872 I (1871)

Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla President of the Council of Ministers (1833–1895)	24 July 1871 — 5 October 1871	73 days	Radical Party	Ruiz Zorrilla I

José Malcampo 3rd Marquess of San Rafael President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1880)	5 October 1871 — 21 December 1871	77 days	Constitutional Party (Progressive)	Malcampo

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	21 December 1871 — 26 May 1872	157 days	Constitutional Party (Progressive)	Sagasta I

Sagasta II

1872 II (Apr 1872)

Francisco Serrano 1st Duke of la Torre President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1810–1885)	26 May 1872 — 13 June 1872	18 days	Constitutional Party (Conservative)	Serrano IV

Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla President of the Council of Ministers (1833–1895)	13 June 1872 — 11 February 1873	243 days	Radical Party	Ruiz Zorrilla II	1872–1873 (Aug 1872)

Republic of Spain (1873–1874)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	President (Term)	Ref.

-	Estanislao Figueras President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1819–1882)	12 February 1873 — 7 June 1873 Acting until 11 June 1873	119 days	Federal Republican Party	Figueras I	1873 National Assembly (Aug 1872)	-

Figueras II

Figueras III

1873–1874 Constituent (1873)

Figueras IV

Francesc Pi i Margall President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1824–1901)	11 June 1873 — 18 July 1873	37 days	Federal Republican Party	Pi y Margall

Nicolás Salmerón President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1838–1908)	18 July 1873 — 6 September 1873 Acting until 7 September 1873	51 days	Federal Republican Party	Salmerón

Emilio Castelar President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1832–1899)	7 September 1873 — 3 January 1874	118 days	Federal Republican Party (Unitary republican)	Castelar

Francisco Serrano 1st Duke of la Torre President of the Executive Power of the Spanish Republic (1810–1885)	3 January 1874 — 26 February 1874	54 days	Constitutional Party (Conservative)	Serrano V	Cortes abolished

-	Juan de Zavala 1st Marquess of Sierra Bullones President of the Council of Ministers (1804–1879)	26 February 1874 — 3 September 1874	189 days	Constitutional Party (Conservative)	Zavala I	-

Zavala II

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	3 September 1874 Acting since 29 June 1874 — 31 December 1874	185 days	Constitutional Party (Progressive)	Sagasta III

Sagasta IV

Kingdom of Spain (Restoration; 1874–1931)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	Monarch (Reign)	Ref.

-	Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Regency Ministry President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	31 December 1874 — 12 September 1875	255 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas I	Cortes abolished	-

Joaquín Jovellar President of the Council of Ministers (1819–1892)	12 September 1875 — 2 December 1875	81 days	Conservative Party	Jovellar

Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	2 December 1875 — 7 March 1879	3 years, 94 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas II

1876–1877 1877 1878 Ext. 1878 (1876)

Arsenio Martínez-Campos President of the Council of Ministers (1831–1900)	7 March 1879 — 9 December 1879	277 days	Conservative Party	Martínez-Campos

1879–1880 1880–1881 (1879)

Político Cánovas del Castillo.JPG	Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	9 December 1879 — 8 February 1881	1 year, 61 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas III

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	8 February 1881 — 13 October 1883	2 years, 247 days	Liberal Fusionist Party	Sagasta V

1881–1882 1882–1883 1883–1884 (1881)

José Posada Herrera President of the Council of Ministers (1814–1885)	13 October 1883 — 18 January 1884	97 days	Dynastic Left	Posada Herrera

Político Cánovas del Castillo.JPG	Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	18 January 1884 — 27 November 1885	1 year, 313 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas IV

1884–1885 1885–1886 (1884)

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Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	27 November 1885 — 5 July 1890	4 years, 220 days	Liberal Party	Sagasta VI

1886 1887 1887–1888 1888–1889 1889–1890 (1886)

Sagasta VII

Sagasta VIII

Sagasta IX

Político Cánovas del Castillo.JPG	Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	5 July 1890 — 11 December 1892	2 years, 159 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas V

1891–1892 (1891)

Cánovas VI

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	11 December 1892 — 23 March 1895	2 years, 102 days	Liberal Party	Sagasta X

1893–1894 1894–1895 (1893)

Sagasta XI

Sagasta XII

Político Cánovas del Castillo.JPG	Antonio Cánovas del Castillo President of the Council of Ministers (1828–1897)	23 March 1895 — 8 August 1897	2 years, 138 days	Conservative Party	Cánovas VII

1896–1898 (1896)

Marcelo Azcárraga Palmero President of the Council of Ministers (1832–1915)	21 August 1897 Acting since 8 August 1897 — 4 October 1897	57 days	Conservative Party	Azcárraga I

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	4 October 1897 — 4 March 1899	1 year, 151 days	Liberal Party	Sagasta XIII

Sagasta XIV	1898 (1898)

Francisco Silvela President of the Council of Ministers (1843–1905)	4 March 1899 — 23 October 1900	1 year, 233 days	Conservative Union	Silvela I

1899–1900 1900–1901 (1899)

Silvela II

Marcelo Azcárraga Palmero President of the Council of Ministers (1832–1915)	23 October 1900 — 6 March 1901	134 days	Conservative Party	Azcárraga II

Práxedes Mateo Sagasta President of the Council of Ministers (1825–1903)	6 March 1901 — 6 December 1902	1 year, 275 days	Liberal Party	Sagasta XV

1901–1902 1902–1903 (1901)

Sagasta XVI

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Sagasta XVII

Francisco Silvela President of the Council of Ministers (1843–1905)	6 December 1902 — 20 July 1903	226 days	Conservative Party	Silvela III

1903–1904 1904–1905 (1903)

Raimundo Fernández-Villaverde President of the Council of Ministers (1848–1905)	20 July 1903 — 5 December 1903	138 days	Conservative Party	Villaverde I

Antonio Maura President of the Council of Ministers (1853–1925)	5 December 1903 — 16 December 1904	1 year, 11 days	Conservative Party	Maura I

Marcelo Azcárraga Palmero President of the Council of Ministers (1832–1915)	16 December 1904 — 27 January 1905	42 days	Conservative Party	Azcárraga III

Raimundo Fernández-Villaverde President of the Council of Ministers (1848–1905)	27 January 1905 — 23 June 1905	147 days	Conservative Party	Villaverde II

Eugenio Montero Ríos President of the Council of Ministers (1832–1914)	23 June 1905 — 1 December 1905	161 days	Liberal Party	Montero Ríos I

1905–1907 (1905)

Montero Ríos II

Segismundo Moret President of the Council of Ministers (1833–1913)	1 December 1905 — 6 July 1906	217 days	Liberal Party	Moret I

José López Domínguez President of the Council of Ministers (1829–1911)	6 July 1906 — 30 November 1906	147 days	Liberal Party	López Dominguez

Segismundo Moret President of the Council of Ministers (1833–1913)	30 November 1906 — 4 December 1906	4 days	Liberal Party	Moret II

Antonio Aguilar y Correa 8th Marquess of la Vega de Armijo President of the Council of Ministers (1824–1908)	4 December 1906 — 25 January 1907	52 days	Liberal Party	Aguilar y Correa

Antonio Maura President of the Council of Ministers (1853–1925)	25 January 1907 — 21 October 1909	2 years, 269 days	Conservative Party	Maura II (Long)

1907–1908 1908–1909 1909–1910 (1907)

Segismundo Moret President of the Council of Ministers (1833–1913)	21 October 1909 — 9 February 1910	111 days	Liberal Party	Moret III

José Canalejas President of the Council of Ministers (1854–1912)	9 February 1910 — 12 November 1912	2 years, 277 days	Liberal Party	Canalejas I

1910–1911 1911–1914 (1910)

Canalejas II

Canalejas III

Manuel García Prieto 1st Marquess of Alhucemas (acting) (1859–1938)	12 November 1912 — 14 November 1912	2 days	Liberal Party	Acting

Álvaro de Figueroa 1st Count of Romanones President of the Council of Ministers (1863–1950)	14 November 1912 — 27 October 1913	347 days	Liberal Party	Romanones I

Romanones II

Eduardo Dato President of the Council of Ministers (1856–1921)	27 October 1913 — 9 December 1915	2 years, 43 days	Conservative Party	Dato I

1914–1915 1915 (1914)

Álvaro de Figueroa 1st Count of Romanones President of the Council of Ministers (1863–1950)	9 December 1915 — 19 April 1917	1 year, 131 days	Liberal Party	Romanones III

1916 1917–1918 (1916)

Manuel García Prieto 1st Marquess of Alhucemas President of the Council of Ministers (1859–1938)	19 April 1917 — 11 June 1917	53 days	Liberal Democrats	García Prieto I

Eduardo Dato President of the Council of Ministers (1856–1921)	11 June 1917 — 3 November 1917	145 days	Conservative Party	Dato II

Manuel García Prieto 1st Marquess of Alhucemas President of the Council of Ministers (1859–1938)	3 November 1917 — 22 March 1918	139 days	Liberal Democrats	García Prieto II

Antonio Maura President of the Council of Ministers (1853–1925)	22 March 1918 — 9 November 1918	232 days	Maurist Party	Maura III	1918–1919 (1918)

Manuel García Prieto 1st Marquess of Alhucemas President of the Council of Ministers (1859–1938)	9 November 1918 — 5 December 1918	26 days	Liberal Democrats	García Prieto III

Álvaro de Figueroa 1st Count of Romanones President of the Council of Ministers (1863–1950)	5 December 1918 — 14 April 1919	130 days	Liberal Party	Romanones IV

Antonio Maura President of the Council of Ministers (1853–1925)	14 April 1919 — 20 July 1919	97 days	Maurist Party	Maura IV

Sánchez Toca.JPG	Joaquín Sánchez de Toca President of the Council of Ministers (1852–1942)	20 July 1919 — 12 December 1919	145 days	Conservative Party	Sánchez de Toca	1919–1920 (1919)

Manuel Allendesalazar President of the Council of Ministers (1856–1923)	12 December 1919 — 5 May 1920	145 days	Conservative Party	Allendesalazar I

Eduardo Dato President of the Council of Ministers (1856–1921)	5 May 1920 — 8 March 1921	307 days	Conservative Party	Dato III

1921–1922 1922–1923 (1920)

Gabino Bugallal.JPG	Gabino Bugallal 2nd Count of Bugallal (acting) (1861–1932)	8 March 1921 — 13 March 1921	5 days	Conservative Party	Acting

Manuel Allendesalazar President of the Council of Ministers (1856–1923)	13 March 1921 — 14 August 1921	154 days	Conservative Party	Allendesalazar II

Antonio Maura President of the Council of Ministers (1853–1925)	14 August 1921 — 8 March 1922	206 days	Maurist Party	Maura V

José Sánchez-Guerra President of the Council of Ministers (1859–1935)	8 March 1922 — 7 December 1922	274 days	Conservative Party	Sánchez-Guerra

Manuel García Prieto 1st Marquess of Alhucemas President of the Council of Ministers (1859–1938)	7 December 1922 — 15 September 1923	282 days	Liberal Democrats	García Prieto IV

1923 (1923)

Miguel Primo de Rivera 2nd Marquess of Estella Head of Government and President of the Military Directory President of the Council of Ministers (1870–1930)	15 September 1923 — 30 January 1930	6 years, 137 days	Military	Military Directory	Cortes abolished

Patriotic Union	Civil Directory

Dámaso Berenguer 1st Count of Xauen President of the Council of Ministers (1873–1953)	30 January 1930 — 18 February 1931	1 year, 19 days	Military	Berenguer

Juan Bautista Aznar-Cabañas President of the Council of Ministers (1860–1933)	18 February 1931 — 27 April 1931	68 days	Military	Aznar-Cabañas

Spanish Republic (1931–1939)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	President (Term)	Ref.

-	Niceto Alcalá-Zamora President of the Provisional Government (1877–1949)	14 April 1931 — 14 October 1931	183 days	Liberal Republican Right	Provisional	Cortes abolished	-

I (1931)

-	Manuel Azaña President of the Provisional Government; President of the Council of Ministers (1880–1940)	14 October 1931 — 12 September 1933	1 year, 333 days	Republican Action	Azaña I	-

Azaña II

Azaña III

Alejandro Lerroux President of the Council of Ministers (1864–1949)	12 September 1933 — 8 October 1933	26 days	Radical Republican Party	Lerroux I

Martínez Barrio.JPG	Diego Martínez Barrio President of the Council of Ministers (1883–1962)	8 October 1933 — 16 December 1933	69 days	Radical Republican Party	Martínez Barrio I

Alejandro Lerroux President of the Council of Ministers (1864–1949)	16 December 1933 — 28 April 1934	133 days	Radical Republican Party	Lerroux II	II (1933)

Lerroux III

Ricardo Samper President of the Council of Ministers (1881–1938)	28 April 1934 — 4 October 1934	159 days	Radical Republican Party	Samper

Alejandro Lerroux President of the Council of Ministers (1864–1949)	4 October 1934 — 25 September 1935	356 days	Radical Republican Party	Lerroux IV

Lerroux V

Lerroux VI

Joaquín Chapaprieta President of the Council of Ministers (1871–1951)	25 September 1935 — 14 December 1935	80 days	Independent	Chapaprieta I

Chapaprieta II

Manuel Portela Valladares President of the Council of Ministers (1867–1952)	14 December 1935 — 19 February 1936	67 days	Independent	Portela I

Portela II

Manuel Azaña President of the Council of Ministers (1880–1940)	19 February 1936 — 10 May 1936	81 days	Republican Left	Azaña IV	III (1936)

-	Augusto Barcía Trelles (interim) (1881–1961)	10 May 1936 — 13 May 1936	3 days	Republican Left	Interim	-

Casares Quiroga.JPG	Santiago Casares Quiroga President of the Council of Ministers (1884–1950)	13 May 1936 — 19 July 1936	67 days	Republican Left	Casares Quiroga

Martínez Barrio.JPG	Diego Martínez Barrio President of the Council of Ministers (1883–1962)	19 July 1936 — 19 July 1936	0 days	Republican Union	Martínez Barrio II

José Giral President of the Council of Ministers (1879–1962)	19 July 1936 — 4 September 1936	47 days	Republican Left	Giral

Francisco Largo Caballero President of the Council of Ministers (1869–1946)	4 September 1936 — 17 May 1937	255 days	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party	Largo Caballero I

Largo Caballero II

Juan Negrín President of the Council of Ministers (1892–1956)	17 May 1937 — 31 March 1939	1 year, 318 days	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party	Negrín I

Negrín II

Francoist Spain (1936–1975)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	Head of State (Rule)	Ref.

-	Francisco Franco Head of Government President of the Government (1892–1975)	29 September 1936 — 8 June 1973	36 years, 252 days	National Movement (Military)	Franco I	Cortes abolished	-

Franco II

I

Franco III

II

III

Franco IV

IV

V

Franco V

VI

VII

Franco VI

VIII

Franco VII

IX

Franco VIII

X

Luis Carrero Blanco President of the Government (1904–1973)	8 June 1973 — 20 December 1973	195 days	National Movement (Military)	Carrero Blanco

Torcuato Fernández-Miranda (acting) (1915–1980)	20 December 1973 — 29 December 1973	9 days	National Movement	Acting

Carlos Arias Navarro President of the Government (1908–1989)	29 December 1973 — 22 November 1975	1 year, 328 days	National Movement	Arias Navarro

Kingdom of Spain (1975–present)[edit]

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Tenure (Years and days)	Party	Government	Legislature	Monarch (Reign)	Ref.

-	Carlos Arias Navarro President of the Government (1908–1989)	22 November 1975 — 1 July 1976	222 days	National Movement	Arias Navarro	X	-

Fernando de Santiago y Díaz (acting) (1910–1994)	1 July 1976 — 3 July 1976	2 days	National Movement (Military)	Acting

Adolfo Suárez President of the Government (1932–2014)	3 July 1976 — 29 January 1981 Acting until 26 February 1981	4 years, 238 days	National Movement	Suárez I

Union of the Democratic Centre	Suárez II	Constituent (1977)

Suárez III	I (1979)

Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo President of the Government (1926–2008)	26 February 1981 — 2 December 1982	1 year, 279 days	Union of the Democratic Centre	Calvo-Sotelo

Felipe González President of the Government (born 1942)	2 December 1982 — 5 May 1996	13 years, 155 days	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party	González I	II (1982)

González II	III (1986)

González III	IV (1989)

González IV	V (1993)

José María Aznar President of the Government (born 1953)	5 May 1996 — 17 April 2004	7 years, 349 days	People's Party	Aznar I	VI (1996)

Aznar II	VII (2000)

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero President of the Government (born 1960)	17 April 2004 — 21 December 2011	7 years, 248 days	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party	Zapatero I	VIII (2004)

Zapatero II	IX (2008)

Mariano Rajoy President of the Government (born 1955)	21 December 2011 — 1 June 2018	6 years, 162 days	People's Party	Rajoy I	X (2011)

-	-

XI (2015)

Rajoy II	XII (2016)

Pedro Sánchez President of the Government (born 1972)	2 June 2018 — Incumbent	329 days	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party	Sánchez

Sentence(s)

Juan Bravo Murillo was prime minister of Spain from 14 January 1851 to 14 December 1852.

final_sentence: Juan Bravo Murillo was prime minister of Spain from 14 January 1851 to 14 December 1852.