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Initial Cabinet of Bolivia First Presidency of Evo Morales, 2006
Office	Name	Term
Presidency	Evo Morales	2006–present
Vice Presidency	Álvaro García Linera	2006–present
Ministry of the Presidency	Juan Ramón Quintana	2006–2010
Ministry of Foreign Relations (Chancellor)	David Choquehuanca	2006–present
Ministry of Government	Alicia Muñoz	2006–2007
	Alfredo Rada Vélez	2007–2010
Ministry of National Defense	Walker Sixto San Miguel Rodríguez	2006–2010
Ministry of Economic Planning	Carlos Villegas	2006–2007
	Gabriel Loza Tellería	2007–
Ministry of Autonomy created 7 Feb 2009	Carlos Romero Bonifaz	2009–
Ministry of Education	Félix Patzi	2006–2007
	Víctor Cáceres RodrÍguez	Jan–Jun 2007
	Magdalena Cajías de la Vega	Jun 2007–2008[1]
	Roberto Aguilar	2008–present
Ministry of Rural Development and Land	Hugo Salvatierra	2006–2007
	Susana Rivero Guzmán	2007–
Ministry of Economy and Finance	Luis Alberto Arce Catacora	2006–present
Ministry of Public Works and Services	Salvador Ruiz Reira	2006–2007
	Jerjes Mercado Suárez	2007–2008
	Oscar Coca Antezana	2008–2009
	Wálter Juvenal Delgadillo	2009–
Ministry of Mining	Walter Villarroel	2006–? 2006
	Guillermo Dalence	? 2006–? 2007
	Luís Alberto Echazú	? 2007–2010
Ministry of Justice	Casimira Rodríguez	2006–2007
	Celima Torrico Rojas	2007–
Ministry of Health and Sports	Nila Heredia Miranda	2006–2008
		2008–
Ministry of Labor	Álex Gálvez Mamami	2006–2007
	Wálter Juvenal Delgadillo	2007–
Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energy	Andrés Soliz Rada	2006–2007
	Carlos Villegas	2007–September 2008
	Saúl Avalos	September 2008–2009
	Oscar Coca Antezana	2009–2010
Ministry of Water	Abel Mamami	2006–27 Nov 2007
	Walter Valda	27 Nov 2007–1 Apr 2008
Ministry of Water and Environment from Feb 2009	Rene Orellana	1 Apr 2008–2010
Ministry of the Economy	Celindra Sosa	2006–
Ministry of Cultures elevated from Vice-Ministry, Feb 2009	Pablo Groux	2009–2010
Ministry of Institutional Transparency and the Fight against Corruption elevated from Vice-Ministry, Feb 2009	Nardi Suxo	2009–present
Ministry of Development Planning elevated from Vice-Ministry, Feb 2009	Noel Aguirre Ledesma	2009–
Unless otherwise specified, Ministerial transitions occurred during annual appointments in January: on 23 January in 2006 and 2007. In 2009, transitions occurred with the enlargement of the cabinet through Supreme Decree 29894 on 7 February.[2]

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