The Canary Islander Ángel Víctor Torres will be the new Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, according to Socialist sources speaking to EFE.
The Minister of Finance and Public Function, María Jesús Montero, will be promoted to the rank of vice president in Pedro Sánchez's new government, while the former president of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres, will hold the Territorial Policy portfolio, and the former mayor of Barcelona, Jordi Hereu, will hold the Industry portfolio.
Socialist sources have informed EFE of these appointments by the head of the Executive, who plans to appear this Monday at the Palacio de la Moncloa to report on the composition of his new Cabinet.
These are the new ministers
Ángel Víctor Torres (PSOE). Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory.
Óscar Puente (PSOE). Minister of Transport.
Jordi Hereu (PSOE). Minister of Industry.
Elma Saiz (PSOE). Minister of Social Security.
Ana Redondo (PSOE). Minister of Equality.
Pablo Bustinduy (Sumar). Minister of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030.
Sira Rego (Sumar). Minister of Children and Youth.
Ernest Urtasun (Sumar). Minister of Culture.
Mónica García (Sumar). Minister of Health.
These are the ministers who are repeating
Nadia Calviño (PSOE): First Vice President and Minister of Economic Affairs.
Yolanda Díaz (Sumar): Second Vice President and Minister of Labor.
Teresa Ribera (PSOE): Third Vice President and Minister of Ecological Transition.
María Jesús Montero (PSOE): Fourth Vice President and Minister of Finance.
Pilar Alegría (PSOE): Minister of Education and Sports and Government Spokesperson.
Félix Bolaños (PSOE): Minister of Justice and Presidency.
Luis Planas (PSOE): Minister of Agriculture.
Fernando Grande-Marlaska (PSOE): Minister of the Interior.
José Luis Escrivá (PSOE): Minister of Digital Transformation.
José Manuel Albares (PSOE): Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Margarita Robles (PSOE): Minister of Defense.
Diana Morant (PSOE): Minister of Science and Universities.
Isabel Rodríguez (PSOE): Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda.
These are the names that are leaving the Council of Ministers
Pilar Llop (PSOE). Was Minister of Justice.
Raquel Sánchez (PSOE). Until now, Minister of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda.
Héctor Gómez (PSOE). Was Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism.
Miquel Iceta (PSOE). Held the position of Minister of Culture and Sports.
José Miñones (PSOE). A few months ago, he took over the Ministry of Health.
Ione Belarra (Unidas Podemos). Was Minister of Social Rights and Agenda 2030.
Irene Montero (Unidas Podemos). Assumed the powers of Equality in 2020.
Alberto Garzón (Unidas Podemos). Until now, Minister of Consumption.
