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Honduras Chiefs of State - 2003
https://theodora.com/wfb2003/honduras/honduras_chiefs.html
SOURCE: 2003 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK
President |
Maduro, Ricardo |
First Vice Pres. |
Williams, Vicente |
Second Vice Pres. |
De Lopez, Armida |
Third Vice Pres. |
Diaz, Alberto |
Min. of Agriculture & Livestock |
Jimenez, Mariano |
Min. of Culture, Arts, & Sports |
Batres, Mireya |
Min. of Defense |
Breve, Federico |
Min. of Education |
Avila, Carlos |
Min. of Finance |
Alvarado, Arturo |
Min. of Foreign Relations |
Perez-Cadalso Arias, Guillermo Augusto |
Min. of Industry & Commerce |
Garcia, Norman |
Min. of Interior & Justice |
Hernandez Alcerro, Jorge Ramon |
Min. of Labor |
Leitzelar, German |
Min. of Natural Resources & Environment |
Panting, Patricia |
Min. of the Presidency |
Cosenza, Luis |
Min. of Public Employees' Retirement & Pension (INJUPEMP) |
Lupiac, David Mendoza |
Min. of Public Health |
Lizardo, Elias |
Min. of Public Works, Transportation, & Housing |
Carranza, Jorge |
Min. of Security |
Alvarez, Oscar |
Min. of Tourism |
De Pierrefeu, Thiery |
Min. Without Portfolio (health sector) |
Vargas, Carlos |
Min. Without Portfolio (housing sector) |
Kafati, Johnny |
Min. Without Portfolio (investment promotion sector) |
Atala, Camilo |
Min. Without Portfolio (public service sector) |
Kafati, Eduardo |
Min. Without Portfolio (strategic affairs and communication sector) |
Medina, Ramon |
Pres., Central Bank |
Mondragon de Villar, Maria Elena |
Ambassador to the US |
Canahuati, Mario Miguel |
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York |
Acosta Bonilla, Manuel |
NOTE: The information regarding Honduras on this page is re-published from the 2002 World Fact Book of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Honduras Gov. Leaders 2002 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Honduras Gov. Leaders 2002 should be addressed to the CIA.
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