In his last year in office, President Jair Bolsonaro It has 23 ministries. However, starting next year, the elected government of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) will increase the number of ministries that will make up the Esplanade.
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Currently, the Bolsonaro government has 23 folders – 18 of which are from the ministry, two secretariats and three bodies equivalent to ministries. The former president of the republic had promised in his election campaign in 2018, a reduction in the number of ministries to 15. Despite not having achieved his goal, Bolsonaro reached 23 portfolios, excluding or integrating several ministries linked to areas such as human rights, cultures, social security and others.
- In the new Government of President Lula, he will maintain the following ministries: Health, Education, Science and Technology, Foreign Affairs, Mines and Energy, Environment, Defense, Justice, Tourism, Public Security, Agriculture and Communication.
- The Ministry of Economy will be divided into three: Finance, Planning, Budget and Industry and Commerce. In addition, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security will be divided into two: Labor and Employment and Social Security.
The president's intention is to expand to 37 ministries without increasing the number of positions and costs. Check now which ministries will be in the new government:
1. Ministries linked to the Presidency
- Civil House;
- General Secretariat of the Presidency;
- Institutional Relations;
- GSI;
- If with.
2. Bodies with ministry status
- AGU;
- CGU.
3. esplanade
- Agriculture and Livestock;
- Science and technology;
- Culture;
- Defense;
- Planning and Budgeting;
- Farm;
- Development, Industry and Commerce;
- Education;
- Management and Innovation;
- Racial equality;
- Integration and Development;
- Justice and Security;
- Fishing;
- pension;
- Cities;
- Health;
- Communication;
- Mines and Energy;
- Woman;
- Ports and Airports;
- Agrarian Development;
- Tourism;
- Human Rights and Citizenship;
- Indian people;
- Transport;
- Foreign Relations;
- Sports;
- Work and Employment;
- Environment;
- Social development, family and fight against hunger.