Cabinet of Evo Morales

Morales cabinet
210th–220th Cabinet of Bolivia [a]
2006–2019
Date formed	23 January 2006 (2006-01-23)
Date dissolved	10 November 2019 (2019-11-10)
People and organisations
President	Evo Morales
Vice President	Álvaro García Linera
No. of ministers	19
Total no. of members	113 (incl. former members)
Member party	Movement for Socialism
Status in legislature	Majority government (2006–2010) Supermajority government (2010–2019)
History
Elections	2005 general election 2009 general election 2014 general election 2019 general election [b]
Legislature terms	2006–2010 2010–2015 2015–2020
Predecessor	Cabinet of Eduardo Rodríguez Veltzé
Successor	Cabinet of Jeanine Áñez

Morales with his tenth cabinet in January 2018.

The Cabinet of Evo Morales constituted the 210th to 220th cabinets of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. ^[c] It was initially formed on 23 January 2006, a day after Evo Morales was sworn-in as the 65th president of Bolivia. ^{[1] [2]}

Cabinet ministers

Portfolio	Minister	Party		Prof.	Took office	Left office	Term	Ref.
President	Evo Morales		MAS	Coc.	22 January 2006	10 November 2019	5,040	[3]
Vice President	Álvaro García Linera		MAS	Soc.	22 January 2006	10 November 2019	5,040
Minister of Foreign Affairs	David Choquehuanca		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2006	23 January 2017	4,018	[4] [5]
	Fernando Huanacuni Mamani		MAS	Law.	23 January 2017	4 September 2018	589	[6] [7]
	Diego Pary Rodríguez		MAS	Prof.	4 September 2018	10 November 2019	432	[8] [9]
Minister of the Presidency	Juan Ramón Quintana		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2006	23 January 2010	1,461	[4] [10]
	Óscar Coca		MAS	B.A.	23 January 2010	14 June 2011	507	[11] [12]
	Carlos Romero		MAS	Law.	14 June 2011	23 January 2012	223	[13] [14]
	Juan Ramón Quintana		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2012	23 January 2017	1,827	[15] [10]
	René Martínez Callahuanca		MAS	Law.	23 January 2017	23 January 2018	365	[6] [16]
	Alfredo Rada		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2018	23 January 2019	730	[17] [18]
	Juan Ramón Quintana		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19] [10]
Minister of Government	Alicia Muñoz		MAS	Anth.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [20]
	Alfredo Rada		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2007	23 January 2010	1,096	[21] [18]
	Sacha Llorenti		MAS	Law.	23 January 2010	27 September 2011	612	[11] [22]
	Wilfredo Chávez		MAS	Law.	27 September 2011	23 January 2012	118	[23] [24]
	Carlos Romero		MAS	Law.	23 January 2012	15 July 2014	904	[15] [14]
	Jorge Pérez Valenzuela		MAS	Law.	15 July 2014	23 January 2015	192	[25] [26]
	Hugo Moldiz		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	25 May 2015	122	[27] [28]
	Office vacant 25 May 2015 – 26 May 2015						1	[29]
	Carlos Romero		MAS	Law.	26 May 2015	10 November 2019	1,630	[30] [14]
Minister of National Defense	Walker San Miguel		MAS	Law.	23 January 2006	8 February 2009	1,461	[4] [31]
Minister of Defense					8 February 2009	23 January 2010
	Rubén Saavedra		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2010	5 April 2011	1,898	[11] [32]
	Office vacant 5 April 2011 – 6 April 2011						1	[33] [d]
	María Cecilia Chacón		MAS	Law.	6 April 2011	26 September 2011	173	[34] [35]
	Office vacant 26 September 2011 – 27 September 2011						1	[36]
	Rubén Saavedra		MAS	Eco.	27 September 2011	23 January 2015	1,214	[23] [32]
	Jorge Ledezma		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	31 March 2015	67	[27] [37]
	Reymi Ferreira		MAS	Law.	31 March 2015	23 January 2018	1,029	[38] [39]
	Javier Eduardo Zavaleta		MAS	Arch.	23 January 2018	10 November 2019	656	[17] [40]
Minister of Development Planning	Carlos Villegas		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2006	15 September 2006	235	[4] [41]
	Hernando Larrazabal		MAS	Eco.	15 September 2006	23 January 2007	130	[42] [43]
	Gabriel Loza Tellería		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2007	8 September 2008	594	[21] [44]
	Carlos Villegas		MAS	Eco.	8 September 2008	8 February 2009	153	[45] [41]
	Noel Aguirre		MAS	Prof.	8 February 2009	23 January 2010	349	[46] [47]
	Viviana Caro Hinojosa		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2010	23 January 2015	1,810	[11] [48]
	René Gonzalo Orellana		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	23 January 2017	3,862	[27] [49]
	Mariana Prado		MAS	B.A.	23 January 2017	10 November 2019	1,021	[6] [50]
Minister of Finance	Luis Arce		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2006	8 February 2009	4,172	[4] [51]
Minister of Economy and Public Finance					8 February 2009	24 June 2017
	Office vacant 24 June 2017 – 26 June 2017						2	[52]
	Mario Guillén		MAS	Eng.	26 June 2017	23 January 2019	576	[53] [54]
	Luis Arce		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19] [51]
Minister of Hydrocarbons	Andrés Soliz Rada		MAS	Jrnl.	23 January 2006	15 September 2006	235	[4] [55]
Minister of Hydrocarbons and Energies	Carlos Villegas		MAS	Eco.	15 September 2006	8 September 2008	724	[56] [41]
	Saúl Ávalos Cortez		MAS	Law.	8 September 2008	8 February 2009	153	[45] [57]
	Óscar Coca		MAS	B.A.	8 February 2009	23 January 2010	349	[46] [12]
	Luis Fernando Vincenti		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2010	23 January 2011	365	[11] [58]
	José Luis Gutierrez Pérez		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2011	23 January 2012	365	[59] [60]
	Juan José Sosa		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2012	23 January 2015	1,096	[15] [61]
	Luis Alberto Sánchez		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2015	22 January 2017	1,752	[27] [62]
Minister of Hydrocarbons					22 January 2017	10 November 2019
Minister of Energies	Office vacant 22 January 2017 – 23 January 2017						1	[63]
	Rafael Alarcón		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2017	10 November 2019	1,021	[6] [64]
Minister of Production and Microenterprises	Celinda Sosa Lunda		MAS	Prof.	23 January 2006	23 January 2008	730	[4] [65]
	Ángel Hurtado		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2008	8 September 2008	229	[66] [67]
	Susana Rivero Guzmán		MAS	Law.	8 September 2008	8 February 2009	502	[45] [68]
Minister of Productive Development and the Plural Economy					8 February 2009	23 January 2010
	Antonia Rodríguez Medrano		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	23 January 2011	365	[11] [69]
	Ana Teresa Morales		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2011	23 January 2015	1,461	[59] [70]
	Verónica Ramos		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2015	23 January 2017	3,862	[27] [71]
	Eugenio Rojas		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2017	23 January 2019	730	[6] [72]
	Nélida Sifuentes Cueto		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19]
Minister of Services and Public Works	Salvador Ric Riera		MAS	Entr.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [73]
Minister of Public Works, Services, and Housing	Jerges Mercado Suárez		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2007	7 September 2007	227	[21] [74]
	José Kinn Franco		MAS	Eng.	7 September 2007	23 January 2008	138	[75] [76]
	Óscar Coca		MAS	B.A.	23 January 2008	8 February 2009	382	[66] [12]
	Walter Delgadillo		MIR	Anth.	8 February 2009	23 January 2012	1,079	[21] [77]
	Vladimir Sánchez		MAS	Eco.	23 January 2012	23 January 2015	1,096	[15] [78]
	Milton Claros		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2015	23 January 2019	1,461	[27] [79]
	Óscar Coca		MAS	B.A.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19] [12]
Minister of Mining and Metallurgy	Wálter Villarroel		MAS	–	23 January 2006	6 October 2006	256	[4] [80]
	José Dalence		MAS	Uni.	6 October 2006	28 March 2007	173	[81] [82]
	Luis Alberto Echazú		MAS	Eng.	28 March 2007	23 January 2010	1,032	[83] [84]
	Milton Gómez		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	28 January 2010	5	[11] [85]
	José Antonio Pimentel		MAS	Uni.	28 January 2010	23 January 2012	725	[86] [87]
	Mario Virreira		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2012	23 January 2015	1,096	[15] [88]
	César Navarro		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	10 November 2019	1,752	[27] [89]
Minister without portfolio responsible for Justice	Casimira Rodríguez		MAS	D.W.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [90]
Minister of Justice	Celima Torrico		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2007	23 January 2010	1,096	[21] [91]
	Nilda Copa Condori		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	23 January 2012	730	[11] [92]
	Cecilia Luisa Ayllón		MAS	Law.	23 January 2012	23 January 2014	731	[15] [93]
	Elizabeth Sandra Gutiérrez		MAS	Law.	23 January 2014	23 January 2015	365	[94] [95]
	Virginia Velasco Condori		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	22 January 2017	731	[27] [96]
Minister of Justice and Institutional Transparency					22 January 2017	23 January 2017
	Héctor Enrique Arce		MAS	Law.	23 January 2017	10 November 2019	1,021	[6] [97]
Minister of Labor	Santiago Álex Gálvez		MAS	Man.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [98]
	Walter Delgadillo		MIR	Anth.	23 January 2007	8 February 2009	747	[21] [77]
Minister of Labor, Employment, and Social Security	Calixto Chipana Callisaya		MAS	Uni.	8 February 2009	23 January 2010	349	[46] [99]
	Carmen Trujillo Cárdenas		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	15 February 2011	388	[11] [100]
	Félix Rojas		MAS	Law.	15 February 2011	23 January 2012	342	[101] [102]
	Daniel Santalla		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2012	23 January 2015	1,096	[15] [103]
	José Gonzalo Trigoso Agudo		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	23 January 2017	731	[27] [104]
	Héctor Hinojosa Rodríguez		MAS	Prof.	23 January 2017	23 January 2019	730	[6] [105]
	Milton Gómez		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19] [85]
Minister of Health and Sports	Nila Heredia		POR	Dr.	23 January 2006	23 January 2008	730	[4] [106]
	Wálter Selum Rivero		MAS	Card.	23 January 2008	8 September 2008	229	[66] [107]
	Jorge Ramiro Tapia		MAS	Surg.	8 September 2008	23 January 2010	502	[45] [108]
	Sonia Polo		MAS	Den.	23 January 2010	16 May 2010	113	[11] [109]
	Nila Heredia		POR	Dr.	16 May 2010	23 January 2012	617	[110] [106]
	Juan Carlos Calvimontes		MAS	Dr.	23 January 2012	22 January 2014	1,096	[15] [111]
Minister of Health					22 January 2014	23 January 2015
	Ariana Campero		MAS	Dr.	23 January 2015	30 May 2018	1,223	[27] [112]
	Rodolfo Rocabado		MAS	Dr.	30 May 2018	23 January 2019	238	[113] [114]
	Gabriela Montaño		MAS	Phys.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19]
Minister without portfolio responsible for Water	Abel Mamani		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	673	[4] [115]
Minister of Water					23 January 2007	27 November 2007
	Wálter Valda Rivera		MAS	Agr.	27 November 2007	1 April 2008	126	[116] [117]
	René Gonzalo Orellana		MAS	Law.	1 April 2008	8 February 2009	662	[118] [49]
Minister of Environment and Water					8 February 2009	23 January 2010
	María Udaeta		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	23 January 2011	365	[11] [119]
	Julieta Mabel Monje		MAS	Prof.	23 January 2011	23 January 2012	365	[59] [120]
	Felipe Quispe Quenta		MAS	Law.	23 January 2012	21 August 2012	211	[15] [121]
	José Antonio Zamora		MAS	Eco.	21 August 2012	23 January 2015	885	[122] [123]
	Alejandra Moreira López		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	23 January 2017	731	[27] [124]
	Carlos René Ortuño		MAS	Eng.	23 January 2017	10 November 2019	1,021	[6] [125]
Minister of Education and Cultures	Félix Patzi		MAS	Soc.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [126]
	Víctor Cáceres Rodríguez		PCB	Prof.	23 January 2007	8 June 2007	136	[21] [127]
	Magdalena Cajías		IND	Hist.	8 June 2007	7 November 2008	518	[128] [129]
	Roberto Aguilar		MAS	Eco.	7 November 2008	8 February 2009	4,020	[130] [131]
Minister of Education					8 February 2009	10 November 2019
Minister of Peasant, Indigenous, and Agricultural Affairs charged with Rural and Agricultural Development	Hugo Salvatierra Gutiérrez		MAS	Law.	23 January 2006	23 January 2007	365	[4] [132]
Minister of Rural Development, Agriculture, and Environment	Susana Rivero Guzmán		MAS	Law.	23 January 2007	8 September 2008	594	[21] [68]
	Carlos Romero		MAS	Law.	8 September 2008	8 February 2009	153	[45] [14]
Minister of Rural Development and Lands	Julia Ramos		MAS	Uni.	8 February 2009	23 January 2010	349	[46] [133]
	Nemesia Achacollo		MAS	Uni.	23 January 2010	31 August 2015	2,046	[11] [134]
	César Cocarico		MAS	Law.	31 August 2015	10 November 2019	1,532	[135] [136]
Minister without portfolio responsible for the Legal Defense of State Recoveries	Héctor Enrique Arce		MAS	Law.	5 May 2008	8 February 2009	490	[137] [97]
Minister for the Legal Defense of the State					8 February 2009	7 September 2009
	María Cecilia Rocabado		MAS	Law.	7 September 2009	24 December 2009	108	[138] [139]
	Pablo Menacho Diederich		MAS	Law.	24 December 2009	23 January 2010	30	[140] [141]
	Elizabeth Arismendi		MAS	Law.	23 January 2010	7 February 2011	380	[11] [142]
	Office merged with the Attorney General's Office							[143] [e]
Minister of Autonomies	Office vacant 7 February 2009 – 8 February 2009						1	[144]
	Carlos Romero		MAS	Law.	8 February 2009	14 June 2011	856	[46] [14]
	Claudia Peña Claros		MAS	Wri.	14 June 2011	23 January 2015	1,319	[13] [145]
	Hugo Siles Núñez del Prado		MAS	Prof.	23 January 2015	22 January 2017	730	[27] [146]
	Office merged with the Ministry of the Presidency							[63] [f]
Minister of Institutional Transparency and the Fight Against Corruption	Office vacant 7 February 2009 – 8 February 2009						1	[144]
	Nardi Suxo		MAS	Law.	8 February 2009	23 January 2015	2,175	[46] [147]
	Lenny Tatiana Valdivia		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	22 January 2017	730	[27] [148]
	Office merged with the Ministry of Justice							[63] [g]
Minister of Cultures	Office vacant 7 February 2009 – 8 February 2009						1	[144]
	Pablo Groux		MSM	Jrnl.	8 February 2009	23 January 2010	349	[46] [149]
	Zulma Yugar		MAS	Mus.	23 January 2010	15 February 2011	388	[11] [150]
	Elizabeth Salguero		MAS	Jrnl.	15 February 2011	23 January 2012	342	[101] [151]
	Pablo Groux		MSM	Jrnl.	23 January 2012	25 September 2012	1,123	[15] [149]
Minister of Cultures and Tourism					25 September 2012	19 February 2015
	Marko Marcelo Machicao		MAS	Eco.	19 February 2015	23 January 2017	704	[152] [153]
	Wilma Alanoca		MAS	Jrnl.	23 January 2017	10 November 2019	1,021	[6] [154]
Minister of Communications	Iván Canelas		MAS	Uni.	15 February 2011	23 January 2012	342	[101] [155]
	Amanda Dávila		MAS	Jrnl.	23 January 2012	23 January 2015	1,096	[15] [156]
	Marianela Paco		MAS	Law.	23 January 2015	23 January 2017	731	[27] [157]
	Gísela López		MAS	Jrnl.	23 January 2017	23 January 2019	730	[6] [158]
	Manuel Canelas		MAS	Jrnl.	23 January 2019	10 November 2019	291	[19]
Minister of Sports	Office vacant 22 January 2014 – 23 January 2014						1	[159]
	Tito Montaño		MAS	Ftbl.	23 January 2014	10 November 2019	2,117	[94] [160]

History

Cabinets

N°	Formed	Days	Decree
I	23 January 2006	365	Presidential Decree N° 28602
II	23 January 2007	365	Presidential Decree N° 29015
III	23 January 2008	382	Presidential Decree N° 29426
IV	8 February 2009	349	Presidential Decree N° 0001
V	23 January 2010	365	Presidential Decree N° 0407
VI	23 January 2011	365	Presidential Decree N° 0775
VII	23 January 2012	731	Presidential Decree N° 1125
VIII	23 January 2014	365	Presidential Decree N° 1869
IX	23 January 2015	731	Presidential Decree N° 2249
X	23 January 2017	730	Presidential Decree N° 3059
XI	23 January 2019	291	Presidential Decree N° 3780

Structural changes

Portfolio	Part of	Transferred to	Date	Decree
Autonomies	None	Ministry of Autonomies	7 February 2009	Supreme Decree N° 29894
Cultures	Ministry of Education and Cultures	Ministry of Cultures
Defense	Ministry of National Defense	Ministry of Defense
Finance	Ministry of Finance	Ministry of Economy and Public Finance
Production	Ministry of Production and Microenterprises	Ministry of Productive Development
Transparency	None	Ministry of Institutional Transparency
Communications	None	Ministry of Communications	15 February 2011	Supreme Decree N° 0793
Tourism	Ministry of Cultures	Ministry of Cultures and Tourism	25 September 2012	Law N° 0292
Sports	Ministry of Health and Sports	Ministry of Sports	22 January 2014	Supreme Decree N° 1868
Autonomies	Ministry of Autonomies	Ministry of the Presidency	22 January 2017	Supreme Decree N° 3058
Energies	Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energies	Ministry of Energies
Transparency	Ministry of Institutional Transparency	Ministry of Justice

References

Notes

1. 210th–213th Cabinet of the Republic of Bolivia; 1st–7th Cabinet of the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
2. Annulled.
3. Until 2009, the Republic of Bolivia.
4. Acting Minister of Defense designated to Sacha Llorenti, Minister of Government, until a new holder is appointed.
5. Ministry functions transferred to the Deputy Attorney for Defense and Legal Representation of the State.
6. Ministry functions transferred to the Vice Ministry of Autonomies.
7. Ministry functions transferred to the Vice Ministry of Institutional Transparency and the Fight Against Corruption.

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