Hernán Siles Zuazo was inaugurated on 10 October 1982 and formed his cabinet.
Ministry / Date | Foreign and Religious Affaire | Interior, Migration and Justice | National Defense | Finance | Planning and Co-ordination | Education and Culture | Labor and Union Affairs | Industry, Commerce and Tourism | Transport and Communications | |
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10.10.1982[1] | Mario Velarde Dorado, MNRI | Mario Roncal Antezana, MNRI | José Ortíz Mercado, ind | Ernesto Aranibar Quiroga, MIR | Arturo Nuñes Del Prado, MNRI | Alfonso Camacho Peña, MIR | Roberto Arnez Villarroel, PCB | Jorge Crespo Velasco, MIR | Hernando Poppe Martinez, MNRI | |
11.10.1982[2] | ||||||||||
23.10.1982[3] | ||||||||||
22.01.1983[4] | Javier Lupo Gamarra, MNRI | |||||||||
31.01.1983[5] | Flavio Machicado Saravia, ind | Enrique Ipiña Melgar, ind | ||||||||
16.05.1983[6] | Marcial Tamayo Saenz, MNRI | Marcelo Barrón Rondón, MNRI | ||||||||
25.08.1983[7] | José Ortíz Mercado, ind | Federico Alvarez Plata, MNRI | Manuel Cardenas Mallo, MNRI | Fernando Baptista Gumucio, MNRI | Roberto Jordan Pando, MNRI | Alcides Alvarado Daza, MNRI | Ramiro Barrenechea, PCB | Humberto Mur Gutierrez, ind | ||
29.08.1983[8] | ||||||||||
15.11.1983[9] | Horst Grebe López, PCB | |||||||||
19.01.1984[10] | Oscar Bonifaz Gutierrez, PDC | |||||||||
16.02.1984[11] | ||||||||||
28.02.1984[12] | Freddy Justiniano Flores, ind (MIR) | |||||||||
10.04.1984[13] | Gustavo Fernandez Saavedra, ind | Flavio Machicado Saravia, ind | Ernesto Aranibar Quiroga, MIR | Alfonso Camacho Peña, MIR | ||||||
13.04.1984[14] | ||||||||||
10.05.1984[15] | ||||||||||
08.06.1984[16] | Oscar Bonifaz Gutierrez, PDC | |||||||||
10.10.1984[17] | René Fernández Araoz, MIR | Adalberto Kuajara Arandia, PCB | ||||||||
17.10.1984[18] | Gualberto Mercado Rodriguez, MNRI | Hugo Montero Mur, MNRI | ||||||||
26.11.1984[19] | Jorge Medina Pinedo, ind | |||||||||
10.01.1985[20] | Edgar Camacho Omiste, ind | Francisco Belmonte Cortez, MNRI | Freddy Justiniano Flores, ind (MIR) | Cesar Chavez Taborga, ind | Gonzalo Guzman Eguez, MNRI | |||||
27.02.1985[21] | Gabriel Porcel Salazar, ind (PRIN) | |||||||||
10.05.1985[22] | Gustavo Sánchez Salazar, ind | Elias Gutiérrez Ardaya, ind | Oscar Farfán Mealla, ind | |||||||
23.05.1985[23] |
Ministry / Date | Mining and Metallurgy | Energy and Hydrocarbons | Agriculture and Peasant Affairs | Health and Social Security | Housing and Urbanism | Economic Integration | Press, Information and Sports | Aviation | Secretary to the Cabinet | |
10.10.1982[24] | Carlos Barragan Vargas, PCB | Jorge O'connor D'Arlach, MIR | Zenon Barrientos Mamani, MNRI | Mario Argandoña Yañez, MIR | Hormando Vaca Diez, MIR | Jorge Gonzáles Roda, MNRI | Horacio Torrez Guzmán, MNRI | |||
11.10.1982[25] | Oscar Villa Urioste, mil | |||||||||
23.10.1982[26] | Jaime Ponce García, ind (PDC) | |||||||||
22.01.1983[27] | Jorge Medina Pinelo, ind | Javier Torres Goitia, MNRI | ||||||||
31.01.1983[28] | Jorge Gonzáles Roda, MNRI | Mario Rueda Peña, MNRI | ||||||||
16.05.1983[29] | Reynaldo Mercado Uribe, MNRI | |||||||||
25.08.1983[30] | Carlos Carvajal Nava, PCB | Jorge Agreda Valderrama, PDC | ||||||||
29.08.1983[31] | Simón Yampara Huarachi, MRTK | Benjamín Miguel Harb, PDC | ||||||||
15.11.1983[32] | ||||||||||
19.01.1984[33] | Carlos Miranda Pacheco, ind | Jorge Medina Pinedo, ind | Antonio Arnez Camacho, mil | |||||||
16.02.1984[34] | Fernando Guardia Butron, PDC | |||||||||
28.02.1984[35] | ||||||||||
10.04.1984[36] | Luis Saucedo Justiniano, PDC | Walter Delgadillo Terceros, MIR | Miguel Urioste Fernández de Córdova, MIR | |||||||
13.04.1984[37] | Guillermo Capobianco Rivera, MIR | |||||||||
10.05.1984[38] | Quintin Julio Mendoza Huaynoca, ind | |||||||||
08.06.1984[39] | ||||||||||
10.10.1984[40] | Horst Grebe López, PCB | Ronanth Zabaleta Mercado, ind | ||||||||
17.10.1984[41] | Guillermo Moscoso Riveros, MNRI | Percy Fernández Añez, ind | ||||||||
26.11.1984[42] | Luis Pommier Gómez, MNRI | |||||||||
10.01.1985[43] | Emilio Ascarrunz Paredes, MNRI | Freddy Peñaloza Orrico, MNRI | ||||||||
27.02.1985[44] | ||||||||||
10.05.1985[45] | Adhemar Velarde Ortiz, ind | Percy Camacho Flores, ind | ||||||||
23.05.1985[46] | Oscar Villa Urioste, mil |
MNRI – Revolutionary Nationalist Leftwing Movement
ind – independent
MIR – Revolutionary Left Movement
PCB – Communist Party of Bolivia
PDC – Christian Democratic Party
PRIN – Revolutionary Party of the Nationalist Left
MRTK – Tupaj Katari Revolutionary Movement
mil – military