Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)
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Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)
Summary
Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018) is a cabinet[1].
Key Facts
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018) is in the country of Brazil[2].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s instance of is recorded as cabinet[3].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s follows is recorded as Jaques Wagner's cabinet of secretaries (second term, 2011 - 2014)[4].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s followed by is recorded as Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (second term, 2019 - 2022)[5].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s subclass of is recorded as cabinet of the governor of the state of Bahia[6].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s part of is recorded as State government of Rui Costa (2015 - 2018)[7].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s part of is recorded as cabinet of the governor of the state of Bahia[8].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s Commons category is recorded as Government secretaries of Rui Costa (1st)[9].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Álvaro Gomes[10].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Andréa Mendonça[11].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Arany Santana[12].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Carlos Martins[13].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Cibele Carvalho[14].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Fernando Torres[15].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Fernanda Mendonça[16].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Fábio Vilas-Boas[17].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as James Correia[18].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Jaques Wagner[19].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Jorge Fontes Hereda[20].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Josias Gomes[21].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as José Alves Peixoto[22].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Jusmari Oliveira[23].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Luiza Maia[24].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Manoel Vitório[25].
- Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s has part is recorded as Maurício Barbosa[26].
Body
Founding
+2015-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)[27].
Identity
Part of include State government of Rui Costa (2015 - 2018)[7], a governor term[28], in Brazil[29] and cabinet of the governor of the state of Bahia[8], a cabinet[30], in Brazil[31]. Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018)'s follows is recorded as Jaques Wagner's cabinet of secretaries (second term, 2011 - 2014)[4]. Its followed by is recorded as Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (second term, 2019 - 2022)[5].
Dissolution
Rui Costa's cabinet of secretaries (first term, 2015 - 2018) was dissolved in +2018-12-31T00:00:00Z[32].