Council of Ministers of Spain

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(1977 - 1979): Council of Ministers of Spain (Constituting Legislature)
(1979 - 1982): Council of Ministers of Spain (1st Legislature)
(1982 - 1986): Council of Ministers of Spain (2nd Legislature)
(1986 - 1989): Council of Ministers of Spain (3rd Legislature)
(1989 - 1993): Council of Ministers of Spain (4th Legislature)
(1993 - 1996): Council of Ministers of Spain (5th Legislature)
(1996 - 2000): Council of Ministers of Spain (6th Legislature)
(2000 - 2004): Council of Ministers of Spain (7th Legislature)
(2004 - ): Council of Ministers of Spain (8th Legislature)