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Puig Government

Class type of: Consejo de la Generalidad Valenciana Q48761009

Facts

11 properties

Identity

Instance of
cabinet, government[3]

Status and dates

Inception
June 30, 2015[17]
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date
June 17, 2019[18]
Replaced by
Second Puig Government[21]
Replaces
Anexo:Composición del Consejo de la Generalidad Valenciana (VIII Legislatura)[20]

Location

Country
Spain[2]

People

Chairperson
Ximo Puig (2015–2019)[6]

Relations

Has part(s)
Mónica Oltra, Rafael Climent González, Vicent Soler i Marco, Carmen Montón (2015–2018), Ana Barceló Chico (2018–2019), Vicent Marzà i Ibàñez, Manuel Francisco Alcaraz Ramos, Gabriela Bravo Sanestanislao, Elena Cebrián Calvo, María José Salvador Rubert[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
More facts +3
Subclass of
Consejo de la Generalidad Valenciana[4]
Applies to jurisdiction
Valencian Community[19]
Foundational text
Agreement of El Botànic[5]
🏷️ Also known as
en Puig Government es Anexo:Composición del Consejo de la Generalidad Valenciana (IX Legislatura) fr Gouvernement Puig I fr Premier pacte du Jardin botanique de Valence
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🔗 Connections
Has part(s) 4
Carmen Montón, Mónica Oltra, Vicent Marzà i Ibàñez, Gabriela Bravo Sanestanislao
Instance of 2
government, cabinet
Applies to jurisdiction 1
Valencian Community
Chairperson 1
Ximo Puig
Country 1
Spain
Foundational text 1
Agreement of El Botànic
Replaced by 1
Second Puig Government
← Replaces 1
Second Puig Government
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Summary

Puig Government is a cabinet[1].

Related Entities

Spain

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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