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Solbes, el ministro que quería ser ex ministro

Solbes, el ministro que quería ser ex ministro

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  • Solbes, que aparece con Romano Prodi (a la izquierda) en la fotografía, fue uno de los grandes impulsores de euro.

    EC PRESIDENT PRODI AND EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER SOLBES INAUGURATE A 2000

    EC PRESIDENT PRODI AND EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER SOLBES INAUGURATE A 2000
  • Solbes promete como ministro de Economía del primer Gobierno de Zapatero en 2004.

    NEW SPANISH ECONOMY MINISTER SOLBES IS SWORN-IN AT ZARZUELA PALACE.

    New Spanish Economy Minister Pedro Solbes is sworn-in in front of King Juan Carlos (R), Queen Sofia (C) and Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (L) during a traditional ceremony at Zarzuela Palace April 17, 2004. Rodriguez Zapatero named new cabinet members, nearly five weeks after a surprising victory in general elections following the Madrid March 11 train bombings. REUTERS/Sergio Perez SP/WS
  • Zapatero posa con su primer Gobierno tras las elecciones de 2004.

    SPANISH PRIME MINISTER RODRIGUEZ ZAPATERO AND NEW MINISTERS POSE FOR FAMILY PHOTO IN MONCLOA PALACE.

    Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (C, front row) poses along with his new ministers on the steps of the Moncloa Palace before their first cabinet meeting April 19, 2004. (L-R, low row) Defence Minister Jose Bono, Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos, Education and Science Maria Jesus Sansegundo, Deputy Prime Minister Maria Teresa Fernandez de la vega, Rodriguez Zapatero, Economy Minister Pedro Solbes, Development Minister Magdalena Alvarez, Agricultire and Fisheries Elena Espinosa and Justice Minister Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar, (L-R, top row) Environment Minister Cristina Narbona, Public Administration Jordi Sevilla, Culture Minister Carmen Calvo, Interior Jose Antonio Alonso, Labour Minister Jesus Caldera, Health and Consumer Affairs Elena Salgado, Industry Minister Jose Montilla and Housing Minister Maria Antonia Trujillo. REUTERS/Sergio Perez SP/JV

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