Cabinet of Jair Bolsonaro

In December 2018, the final composition of Jair Bolsonaro's cabinet emerged after weeks of announcements and appointments. The cabinet includes 22 personnel, of which 16 are ministers, two are cabinet-level positions and four are secretaries directly linked to the presidency of Brazil.[1] The 22 figure is down from 29 in the outgoing administration. Seven of the ministers will be military men; eight have technocrat profiles; and seven are politicians. Hindustan Times commented that "there are just two women in Bolsonaro’s government, which is double the number in the outgoing lineup under President Michel Temer", and that "there are no blacks, despite half of Brazil’s population being at least partly descended from Africans.[2]

Bolsonaro Cabinet

Cabinet of Brazil
2019–2023
Cabinet of President Jair Bolsonaro in January 2019
Date formed1 January 2019 (2019-01-01)
Date dissolved1 January 2023 (2023-01-01)
People and organisations
PresidentJair Bolsonaro
President's history2019–2023
Vice PresidentHamilton Mourão
No. of ministers23 (incl. Cabinet-level members)
Ministers removed19 resigned
Member parties
  •   PL
  •   UNIÃO
  •   PP
  •   PSD
  •   MDB
  •   Republicanos
  •   PSC
  •   PODE
  •   PTB
  •   Avante
  •   Patriota
Status in legislatureCoalition government
Opposition parties
History
Election(s)2018 Brazilian general election
Legislature term(s)56th Legislature of the National Congress
Advice and consentFederal Senate
PredecessorCabinet of Michel Temer
SuccessorSecond cabinet of Lula da Silva

Cabinet
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Esplanada dos Ministérios and the National Congress in background
The Itamaraty Palace, seat of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
The Justice Palace, seat of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security
Army High Command HQ in Brasília

Vice President
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Portrait Name
Incumbent Hamilton Mourão Republicanos 5 August 2018 [3]

Chief of Staff
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Portrait Name
1 Onyx Lorenzoni PL 11 October 2018 [4]
2 Walter Souza Braga Netto PL 12 February 2020 [5]
3 Luiz Eduardo Ramos – 29 March 2021 [6]
Incumbent Ciro Nogueira PP 26 July 2021 [7]

Minister of Defence
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Portrait Name
1 Fernando Azevedo e Silva – 13 November 2018 [8]
2 Walter Souza Braga Netto PL 29 March 2021 [6]
Incumbent Paulo Sérgio Nogueira de Oliveira – 31 March 2022 [9]

Minister of Foreign Affairs
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Portrait Name
1 Ernesto Araújo – 14 November 2018 [10]
Incumbent Carlos Alberto França – 29 March 2021 [6]

Minister of the Economy
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Portrait Name
Incumbent Paulo Guedes – 11 October 2018 [4]

Minister of Labour and Social Security
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Onyx Lorenzoni PL 26 July 2021 [7]
Incumbent José Carlos Oliveira – 31 March 2022 [11]

Minister of Health
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Luiz Henrique Mandetta UNIÃO 20 November 2018 [12]
2 Nelson Teich – 16 April 2020 [13]
3 Eduardo Pazuello PP 16 September 2020 [14]
Incumbent Marcelo Queiroga – 16 March 2021 [15]

Minister of Education
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Ricardo Vélez Rodríguez - 22 November 2018 [16]
2 Abraham Weintraub PMB 8 April 2019 [17]
3 Milton Ribeiro – 10 July 2020 [18]
Incumbent Victor Godoy – 18 April 2022 [19]

Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Marcos Pontes PL 30 October 2018 [20]
Incumbent Paulo Alvim – 31 March 2022 [21]

Minister of Communications
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Fábio Faria PP 10 June 2020 [22]

Minister of Justice and Public Security
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Sérgio Moro UNIÃO 1 November 2018 [23]
2 André Mendonça – 27 April 2020 [24]
Incumbent Anderson Torres UNIÃO 29 March 2021 [6]

Minister of Infrastructure
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas Republicanos 27 November 2018 [25]
Incumbent Marcelo Sampaio – 30 March 2022 [26]

Minister of Environment
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Ricardo Salles PL 9 December 2018 [27]
Incumbent Joaquim Alvaro Pereira Leite – 23 June 2021 [28]

Minister of Agriculture
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Tereza Cristina PP 7 November 2018 [29]
Incumbent Marcos Montes PSD 30 March 2022 [30]

Minister of Mines and Energy
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Incumbent Bento Costa Lima – 30 November 2018 [31]

Minister of Woman, Family and Human Rights
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Damares Alves Republicanos 30 November 2018 [32]
Incumbent Cristiane Britto – 28 March 2022 [33]

Minister of Citizenship
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Osmar Terra MDB 28 November 2018 [34]
2 Onyx Lorenzoni PL 12 February 2020 [35]
3 João Roma PL 12 February 2021 [36]
Incumbent Ronaldo Vieira Bento – 30 March 2022 [37]

Secretary of Government
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Santos Cruz PODE 26 November 2018 [38]
2 Luiz Eduardo Ramos – 13 June 2019 [39]
3 Flávia Arruda PL 29 March 2021 [6]
Incumbent Célio Faria Júnior – 31 March 2022 [40]

Secretary-General of the Presidency
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 Gustavo Bebianno PSL 21 November 2018 [41]
2 Floriano Peixoto – 18 February 2019 [42]
3 Jorge de Oliveira Francisco – 21 June 2019 [43]
4 Onyx Lorenzoni PL 12 February 2021 [36]
Incumbent Luiz Eduardo Ramos – 26 July 2021 [7]

Secretary of Strategic Affairs of the Presidency
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Incumbent Eduardo Pazuello PP 1 June 2021 [44]

President of the Central Bank
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Incumbent Roberto Campos Neto – 16 November 2018 [45]

Attorney General of the Union
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
1 André Mendonça – 21 November 2018 [46]
2 José Levi do Amaral – 28 April 2020 [47]
3 André Mendonça – 29 March 2021 [48]
Incumbent Bruno Bianco – 6 August 2021 [49]

Controller General of the Union
Cabinet
No. Incumbent Party Announced on Notes
Incumbent Wagner Rosário – 20 November 2018 [6]

Other appointments
Non-cabinet positions
Office Name Party Announcement Notes
Security, Legal Affairs and Police
Federal Police of Brazil Director-General Paulo Maiurino – 6 April 2021 [50]
Department of Asset Recovery and International Legal Cooperation Erika Mialik Marena – 20 November 2018 [51]
Presidency Deputy Officer for Legal Affairs Military Police Major Jorge Antonio de Oliveira Francisco - 23 November 2018 [52]
Secretary of Integrated Police Operations Rosalvo Franco – 26 November 2018 [53]
National Prison Department Fabiano Bordignon – 26 November 2018 [53]
Council for Financial Activities Control Roberto Leonel – 30 November 2018 [54]
National Secretary for Drug Policy Luiz Roberto Beggiora – 30 November 2018 [55]
Executive Secretary of the Ministry of Justice Luiz Pontel – 4 December 2018 [56]
National Secretary of Public Security General (Ret.) Guilherme Theophilo – 4 December 2018 [56]
National Secretary of Consumer Protection Luciano Benetti Timm – 7 December 2018 [57]
Federal Highway Police Adriano Marcos Furtado – 7 December 2018 [58]
Armed Forces
Brazilian Army General Paulo Sérgio Nogueira de Oliveira - 31 March 2021 [59]
Brazilian Navy Admiral Almir Garnier Santos - 31 March 2021 [59]
Brazilian Air Force Lieutenant-brigadier Carlos de Almeida Baptista Júnior - 31 March 2021 [59]
Joint Staff of the Armed Forces General Laerte de Souza Santos - 31 May 2021 [60]
Finances
Secretary of the National Treasury Mansueto Almeida - 15 November 2018 [61]
Institute of Applied Economic Research Carlos von Doellinger - 22 November 2018 [62]
Secretary of Privatization and Investments Salim Mattar - 23 November 2018 [63]
Investment and Partnership Program General (Ret.) Maynard Marques Santa Rosa - 27 November 2018 [64]
Special Secretary of the Federal Revenue and Social Security Marcos Cintra - 30 November 2018 [65]
Special Secretary for Foreign Trade and International Affairs Marcos Troyjo - 30 November 2018 [65]
Secretary General of Finance Waldery Rodrigues Júnior - 8 December 2018 [66]
Assistant Secretary of Finance Esteves Colnago - 8 December 2018 [66]
General Secretary of Debureaucratization, Management and Digital Government Paulo Uebel - 8 December 2018 [66]
Deputy Secretary of Debureaucratization, Management and Digital Government Gleisson Cardoso Rubin - 8 December 2018 [66]
General Secretary for Productivity and Competitiveness Carlos da Costa - 8 December 2018 [66]
Deputy Secretary of Finance Marcelo Guaranys - 8 December 2018 [66]
State-owned enterprises
Brazilian Development Bank Gustavo Montezano - 17 June 2019 [67]
Petrobras Joaquim Silva e Luna - 19 February 2021 [68]
Caixa Econômica Federal Pedro Guimarães - 22 November 2018 [69]
Banco do Brasil Fausto de Andrade Ribeiro - 19 March 2021 [70]
Infraero Lieutenant-Brigadier (Ret.) Hélio Paes de Barros Júnior – 13 December 2018 [71]
Other Departments
Special Secretary of Social Communication Brigadier general (Ret.) Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto - 27 November 2018 [64]
Executive Secretary of Agriculture Marcos Montes PSD 27 November 2018 [72]
Secretary of Sports Lieutenant General (Ret.) Marco Aurélio Costa Vieira – 30 November 2018 [73]
Secretary of Work Management and Health Education Mayra Pinheiro PSDB 6 December 2018 [74]
Executive Secretary of the Ministry of Environment Ana Pellini - 19 December 2018
National Secretary of Civil Protection and Defense Alexandre Lucas - 20 December 2018
Secretary of the Social Development Lelo Coimbra MDB 20 December 2018
Secretary of Culture Henrique Medeiros Pires - 20 December 2018
Executive Secretary of the Ministry of Citizenship Tatiana Alvarenga - 20 December 2018

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