Pedro Sánchez was re-elected last Thursday as president of the Spanish Government. To face his third term, Sánchez has renewed his cabinet with the incorporation of 9 new ministers who join the 13 members who remain from the previous legislature.
As is clear, both the president and the 22 ministers must present or update the declaration of assets at the beginning of the legislature. This document collects detailed information on the assets and properties of politicians to prevent possible conflicts of interest and ensure that they act in the public interest without compromising their integrity. Among the assets that must be recorded are the vehicles they own.
In the declaration of possessions of President Pedro Sánchez, as well as that of other members of the Government, no car is specified. For this reason, below, we only publish the list of politicians who record this information.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the Ministers of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation (Nadia Calviño), Foreign Affairs (José Manuel Albares), Social Security and Migration Policies (Elma Saiz), Equality (Ana Redondo) and Transport (Óscar Puente ) declare that they do not own vehicles.
