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2026

Anaduy Macedo
City Councilor of Salvador
In office 1 January 2029 – 1 January 2033
Personal details
Born	(2005-06-30) 30 June 2005 Salvador, Bahia, Brasil
Party	PSOL (2027-present)
Other political affiliations	UP (2024-2027)
Alma mater	Federal University of Bahia

Anaduy Macedo is a Brazilian politician born in Salvador, capital city of the State of Bahia, and raised in Lauro de Freitas, in the metropolitan region of Salvador. She is a member of the Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL), having previously been affiliated with the Marxist-Leninist Popular Unity (UP) party. She is the first transgender woman to be elected to the City Council of Salvador.

She currently running on PSOL's ticket for a seat in the Chamber of Deputies in the 2034 election

Macedo started her activism in the student movement in late 2024 when she joined UP she later moved on to PSOL in search of electoral viability.

She identifies as a "Bisexual, Transgender, Socialist" and as subscribing to "Brazilian Socialism". She is currently in a Sapphic relationship with her longterm partner.

She studied graduated from UFBA with a Bachelor's degree in History. She then became a State public school teacher. She is currently doing her Master's degree in Political History and Left-wing movements in Bahia.

BR

President (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Elections	Political party		Head Minister (Birth–Death)	Terms of office	Political party
José Sarney (1930–) MA	35 March 1985 to 21 April 1985	—		PMDB	José Hugo Castelo Branco (1926–1988) MG	35 March 1985 to 14 February 1986		Ind.
					Marco Maciel (1940–2021) PE	14 February 1986 to 30 April 1987		PFL
	21 April 1985 to 15 March 1990				Ronaldo Costa Couto (1942–) MG	30 April 1987 to 15 December 1989		Ind.
					Luís Roberto Ponte (1934–) RS	15 December 1989 to 15 March 1990		PMDB
Fernando Collor (1949–) AL	15 March 1990 to 2 October 1992	1989		PRN	Marcos Coimbra (1927–2013) MG	15 March 1990 to 2 October 1992		Ind.
Itamar Franco (1930–2011) MG	2 October 1992 to 29 December 1992	—		PMDB	Henrique Hargreaves (1933–) MG	5 October 1992 to 1 November 1993		Ind.
					Tarcísio de Almeida Cunha (1929–) MG	1 November 1993 to 8 February 1994		Ind.
	29 December 1992 to 1 January 1995
					Henrique Hargreaves (1933–) MG	8 February 1994 to 1 January 1995		Ind.
Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931–) SP	1 Jannuary 1995 to 1 January 2003	1994 1998		PSDB	Clóvis Carvalho (1945–) SP	1 January 1995 to 1 January 1999		PSDB
					Pedro Parente (1953–) RJ	1 January 1999 to 1 January 2003		PSDB
Luis Inácio Lula da Silva (1945–) SP	1 January 2003 to 1 January 2011	2002 2006		PT	José Dirceu (1946–) SP	1 January 2003 to 21 June 2005		PT
					Dilma Rousseff (1947–) RS	21 June 2005 to 30 March 2010		PT
					Erenice Guerra (1959–) DF	30 March 2010 to 16 September 2010		PT
					Carlos Eduardo Esteves Lima (1959–) MG	16 September 2010 to 1 January 2011		Ind.
Dilma Rousseff (1947–) RS	1 January 2011 to 12 May 2016	2010 2014		PT	Antonio Palocci (1960–) SP	1 January 2011 to 7 June 2011		PT
					Gleisi Hoffmann (1965–) PR	8 June 2011 to 3 February 2011		PT
					Aloizio Mercadante (1954–) SP	3 February 2011 to 2 October 2015		PT
					Jaques Wagner (1951–) BA	2 October 2015 to 17 March 2016		PT
					Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (1945–) SP	17 March 2016 to 18 March 2016		PT
					Eva Chiavon (1960–) SC	18 March 2016 to 12 May 2016		PT
Michel Temer (1940–) SP	12 May 2016 to 31 August 2016	—		MDB	Eliseu Padilha (1945–2023) RS	12 May 2016 to 1 January 2019		MDB
	31 August 2016 to 1 January 2019
Jair Bolsonaro (1955–) RJ	1 January 2019 to 1 January 2023	2018		PSL	Onyx Lorenzoni (1954–) RS	1 January 2019 to 18 February 2020		DEM
				Ind.	Gen. Braga Netto (1957–) RJ	18 February 2020 to 29 March 2021		Ind.
					Gen. Luiz Eduardo Ramos	29 March 2021 to 4 August 2021		Ind.
				PL	Ciro Nogueira (1968–) PI	4 August 2021 to 30 December 2022		PP
					Jônathas Assunção	30 December 2022 to 1 January 2023		Ind.
Luis Inácio Lula da Silva (1945–) SP	1 January 2023 to Present	2022		PT	Rui Costa (1963–) BA	1 January 2023 to Present		PT

UN

Asia-Pacific Group			Latin America & Caribbean Group			North America & Western Europe Group			Eastern Europe Group			Africa Group
Afghanistan	Kabul		Anguilla	The Valley		Andorra	Andorra la Vella		Albania	Tirana		Algeria	Algiers
Aotearoa	Wellington/Pōneke		Antigua & Barbuda	St. John's		Austria	Vienna		Armenia	Yerevan		Angola	Luanda
Australia	Canberra		Argentina	Buenos Aires		Belgium	Brussels		Azerbaijan	Baku		Benin	Porto-Novo
													Cotonou
Bahrain	Manama		Aruba	Oranjestad		Canada	Ottawa		Belarus	Minsk		Botswana	Gaborone
Bangladesh	Dhaka		The Bahamas	Nassau		Denmark	Copenhagen		Bosnia	Sarajevo		Burkina Faso	Wagadugu
Bhutan	Thimphu		Barbados	Bridgetown		Finland	Helsinki		Bulgaria	Sofia		Burundi	Gitega
													Bujumbura
Bougainville	Buka		Belize	Belmopan		France	Paris		Croatia	Zagreb		Cabo Verde	Praia
Brunei	Bandar Seri Begawan		Bolivia	La Paz		Germany	Berlin		Czechia	Prague		Cameroon	Yaundé
				Sucre
Cambodia	Phnom Penh		Brazil	Brasília		Great Britain	London		Estonia	Tallinn		Central Africa	Bangui
China	Beijing		Cayman Islands	George Town		Greece	Athens		Georgia	Tbilisi		Chad	N'Djamena
Cyprus	Nicosia		Chile	Santiago		Greenland	Nuuk		Hungary	Budapest		Comoros	Moroni
				Valparaíso
East Timor	Díli		Colombia	Bogotá		Iceland	Reykjavík		Kosovo	Pristina		Congo-Brazzaville	Brazzaville
Fiji	Suva		Costa Rica	San José		Italy	Rome		Latvia	Riga		Congo-Kinshasa	Kinshasa
Guam	Hagåtña		Cuba	Havana		Ireland	Dublin		Lithuania	Vilnius		Côte d'Ivoire	Yamusukro
													Abidjan
Hawaii	Honolulu		Curaçao	Willemstad		Liechtenstein	Vaduz		Moldova	Chișinău		Djibouti	Djibouti City
India	New Delhi		Dominica (Waitukubuli)	Roseau		Luxembourg	Luxembourg City		Montenegro	Podgorica		Egypt	Cairo
Indonesia	Nusantara		Dominican Republic (Quisqueya)	Santo Domingo		Malta	Valletta		North Macedonia	Skopje		Equatorial Guinea	Malabo->Ciudad de la Paz
Iran	Tehran		Ecuador	Quito		Monaco			Poland	Warsaw		Eritrea	Asmara
Iraq	Baghdad		El Salvador	San Salvador		Netherlands	Amsterdam		Romania	Bucharest		Eswatini	Lobamba
							The Hague						Mbabane
Japan	Tōkyō		Grenada	St. George's		Norway	Oslo		Russia	Moscow		Ethiopia	Addis Ababa
Jordan	Amman		Guadeloupe	Basse-Terre		Portugal	Lisbon		Serbia	Belgrade		Gabon	Libreville
Kanaky	Nouméa		Guatemala	Guatemala City		San Marino	City of San Marino/Città		Slovakia	Bratislava		The Gambia	Banjul
Kazakhstan	Astana		Guyane	Cayenne		Spain	Madrid		Slovenia	Ljubljana		Ghana	Accra
Kiribati	South Tarawa		Guyana	Georgetown		Sweden	Stockholm		Ukraine	Kyiv		Guinea	Conakry
Kuwait	Kuwait City		Haiti	Port-au-Prince/Pòtoprens		Switzerland	Bern					Guinea-Bissau	Bissau
Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek		Honduras	Tegucigalpa		United States	Washington					Kenya	Nairobi
				Comayagüela
Laos	Vientiane		Jamaica	Kingston		Vatican City						Lesotho	Maseru
Lebanon	Beirut		Martinique	Fort-de-France								Liberia	Monrovia
Malaysia	Putrajaya		Mexico	México City								Libya	Tripoli
	Kuala Lumpur
Maldives	Malé		Nicaragua	Managua								Madagascar	Antananarivo
Marshall Islands	Majuro		Panama	Panama City								Malawi	Lilongwe
Micronesia	Palikir		Paraguay	Asunción								Mali	Bamako
Mongolia	Ulaanbaatar		Peru	Lima								Mauritania	Nouakchott
Myanmar	Nay Pyi Taw		Puerto Rico	San Juan								Mauritius	Port Louis
Nauru	Yaren		Saint Barthélemy	Gustavia								Morocco	Rabat
Nepal	Kathmandu		Saint Kitts & Nevis	Basseterre								Mozambique	Maputo
Northern Mariana Islands	Saipan		Saint Lucia	Castries								Namibia	Windhoek
North Korea	Pyongyang		Saint Martin	Marigot								Niger	Niamey
Oman	Muscat		Saint Vincent & the Grenadines	Kingstown								Nigeria	Abuja
Pakistan	Islamabad		Suriname	Paramaribo								Réunion	Saint-Denis
Palau	Ngerulmud		Trinidad & Tobago	Port of Spain								Rwanda	Kigali
Palestine	Jerusalem/Al Quds		Turks & Caicos Islands	Cockburn Town								Saint Helena	Jamestown
Papua	Port Moresby		Uruguay	Montevideo								Sao Tome & Principe	São Tomé
Philippines	Manila		Venezuela	Caracas								Senegal	Dakar
Polynesia	Papeʻete		Virgin Islands	Road Town								Seychelles	Victoria
Qatar	Doha											Sierra Leone	Freetown
Samoa	Apia											Somalia	Mogadishu
Saudi Arabia	Riyadh											South Africa	Pretoria
													Cape Town
													Bloemfontein
Singapore												South Sudan	Juba
Solomon Islands	Honiara											Sudan	Khartoum
South Korea	Seoul											Tanzania	Dodoma
	Sejong City
Sri Lanka	Colombo											Togo	Lomé
	Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
Syria	Damascus	Tunisia			Tunis
Tajikistan	Dushanbe	Uganda			Kampala
Thailand	Bangkok/Krung Thep	Western Sahara			Laayoune/El Aaiún
					Tifariti (Temporary)
Tonga	Nukuʻalofa	Zambia			Lusaka
Türkiye	Ankara	Zimbabwe			Harare
Turkmenistan	Ashgabat
Tuvalu	Vaiaku
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi
Uzbekistan	Tashkent
Vanuatu	Port Vila
Viet Nam	Hanoi
Wallis & Futuna	Matāʻutu
Yemen	Sana'a
	Aden (Temporary)

BR elections

Political Parties
	MDB		MOBI		DC		REDE
	PDT		CID		PCO		PMB
	PT		PV		PODE		UP
	PL		AVT		REP		UNIÃO
	PCdoB		PP		PSOL		PRD
	PSB		PSTU		PSD		MISSÃO
	PSDB		PCB		SDD		PCBR
	AGIR		PRTB		NOVO

Regions

Subdivision	Leader		Legislature	Capital City
Regions of the Italian Republic
Abruzzo (ABR)		Marco Marsilio (FdI)	Regional Council (31)	L'Aquila
Basilicata (BAS)		Vito Bardi (FI)	Regional Council (21)	Potenza
Calabria (CAL)		Roberto Occhiuto (FI)	Regional Council (31)	Catanzaro
Campania (CAM)		Vincenzo De Luca (PD)	Regional Council (51)	Naples
Emilia-Romagna (EMR)		Michele De Pascale (PD)	Legislative Assembly (50)	Bologna
Lazio (LAZ)		Francesco Rocca (FdI)	Regional Council (51)	Rome
Liguria (LIG)		Marco Bucci (Ind.)	Regional Council (31)	Genoa
Lombardy (LOM)		Attilio Fontana (Lega)	Regional Council (80)	Milan
Marche (MAR)		Francesco Acquaroli (FdI)	Legislative Assembly (31)	Ancona
Molise (MOL)		Francesco Roberti (FI)	Regional Council (21)	Campobasso
Piedmont (PIE)		Alberto Cirio (FI)	Regional Council (51)	Turin
Puglia (PUG)		Michele Emiliano (PD)	Regional Council (51)	Bari
Sardinia (SAR)		Alessandra Todde (M5S)	Regional Council (60)	Cagliari
Sicily (SIC)		Renato Schifani (FI)	Sicilian Regional Assembly (70)	Palermo
South Tyrol (SUD)		Arno Kompatscher (SVP)	Landtag (35)	Bolzano
Tuscany (TOS)		Eugenio Giani (PD)	Regional Council (41)	Florence
Trentino (TRE)		Maurizio Fugatti (Lega)	Regional Council (35)	Trento
Umbria (UMB)		Stefania Proietti (Ind.)	Legislative Assembly (21)	Perugia
Valle d'Aosta (VDA)		Renzo Testolin (UV)	Regional Council (35)	Aosta
Veneto (VEN)		Luca Zaia (Lega)	Regional Council (51)	Venice
Venezia Giulia (VEG)		Massimiliano Fedriga (Lega)	Regional Council (48)	Trieste
Regions of the French Republic
Alpes-Auvergne (AAU)		Laurent Wauquiez (LR)	Regional council (204)	Lyon
Brittany (BRE)		Loïg Chesnais-Girard (PS)	Regional Council (83)	Rennes
Centre-Val de Loire (CVL)		François Bonneau (PS)	Regional Council (77)	Orléans
Corsica (COR)		Gilles Simeoni (FaC)	Corsican Assembly (63)	Ajaccio
Grand Est (GES)		Nicolas Lacroix (LR)	Regional Council (169)	Strasbourg
Île-de-France (IDF)		Valérie Pécresse (LR)	Regional Council (209)	Paris
Normandy (NOR)		Hervé Morin (LC)	Regional Council (102)	Rouen
Nouvelle-Aquitaine (NAQ)		Alain Rousset (PS)	Regional Council (183)	Bordeaux
Nouvelle-Bourgogne (NBO)		Marie-Guite Dufay (PS)	Regional Council (100)	Dijon
Occitania (OCC)		Carole Delga (PS)	Regional Council (158)	Toulouse
Pays de la Loire (PDL)		Christelle Morançais (LR)	Regional Council (93)	Nantes
Picardy-Calais (PIC)		Xavier Bertrand (LR)	Regional Council (170)	Lille
Provence-Côte d'Azur (PCA)		Renaud Muselier (LR)	Regional Council (123)	Marseille
Autonomous Communities of the Spanish Federal Republic
Andalusia (AN)		Juan Manuel Moreno (PP)	Parliament (109)	Seville
Aragon (AR)		Jorge Azcón (PP)	Cortes (67)	Zaragoza
Asturias (AS)		Adrián Barbón (FSA-PSOE)	General Junta (45)	Oviedo
Balearic Islands (IB)		Marga Prohens (PP)	Parliament (59)	Palma de Mallorca
Basque Country (PV)		Imanol Pradales (EAJ/PNV)	Parliament (75)	Vitoria-Gasteiz
Canary Islands (CN)		Fernando Clavijo Batlle (CCa)	Parliament (70)	Las Palmas & Santa Cruz
Cantabria (CB)		María José Sáenz de Buruaga (PP)	Parliament (35)	Santander
Castile and León (CL)		Alfonso Fernández Mañueco (PP)	Cortes (81)	Valladolid
Castilla–La Mancha (CM)		Emiliano García-Page (PSOE)	Cortes (33)	Toledo
Catalonia (CT)		Salvador Illa (PSC-PSOE)	Parliament (135)	Barcelona
Ceuta (CE)		Juan Jesús Vivas (PP)	Assembly (25)	Ceuta
Extremadura (EX)		María Guardiola (PP)	Assembly (65)	Mérida
Galicia (GA)		Alfonso Rueda (PPdeG)	Parliament (75)	Santiago de Compostela
La Rioja (RI)		Gonzalo Capellán (PP)	Parliament (33)	Logroño
Madrid (MD)		Isabel Díaz Ayuso (PP)	Assembly (135)	City of Madrid
Melilla (ML)		Juan José Imbroda (PP)	Assembly (25)	Melilla
Murcia (MC)		Fernando López Miras (PP)	Regional Assembly (45)	City of Murcia
Navarre (NA)		María Chivite (PSN-PSOE)	Parliament (50)	Pamplona
Valencia (VC)		Carlos Mazón (PP)	Les Corts (99)	City of Valencia
States of the Federal Republic of Germany
Baden-Württemberg (BW)		Winfried Kretschmann (B’90/Grüne)	Landtag (154)	Stuttgart
Bavaria (BY)		Markus Söder (CSU)	Landtag (203)	Munich
Berlin (BE)		Kai Wegner (CDU)	Abgeord­netenhaus (159)	Berlin
Brandenburg (BB)		Dietmar Woidke (SPD)	Landtag (88)	Potsdam
Bremen (HB)		Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD)	Bürger­schaft (87)	Bremen
Hamburg (HH)		Peter Tschentscher (SPD)	Bürger­schaft (123)	Hamburg
Hesse (HE)		Boris Rhein (CDU)	Landtag (133)	Wiesbaden
Lower Saxony (NI)		Stephan Weil (SPD)	Landtag (146)	Hanover
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (MV)		Manuela Schwesig (SPD)	Landtag (79)	Schwerin
North Rhine-Westphalia (NW)		Hendrik Wüst (CDU)	Landtag (195)	Düsseldorf
Rhineland-Palatinate (RP)		Alexander Schweitzer (SPD)	Landtag (101)	Mainz
Saarland (SL)		Anke Rehlinger (SPD)	Landtag (51)	Saarbrücken
Saxony (SN)		Michael Kretschmer (CDU)	Landtag (120)	Dresden
Saxony-Anhalt (ST)		Reiner Haseloff (CDU)	Landtag (97)	Magdeburg
Schleswig-Holstein (SH)		Daniel Günther (CDU)	Landtag (69)	Kiel
Thuringia (TH)		Mario Voigt (CDU)	Landtag (88)	Erfurt
Provinces of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)		Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq (PTI)	Legislative Assembly (53)	Muzaffarabad
Balochistan (BA)		Sarfraz Bugti (PPP)	Provincial Assembly (65)	Quetta
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB)		Gulbar Khan (PTI)	Assembly (33)	Gilgit
Islamabad Capital Territory (IS/ICT)		Vacant	Islamabad Metropolitan Corporation & 125 Union Concils	Islamabad
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP/KPK)		Ali Amin Gandapur (PTI)	Provincial Assembly (145)	Peshawar
Punjab (PB)		Maryam Nawaz (PML-N)	Provincial Assembly (371)	Lahore
Sindh (SD)		Syed Murad Ali Shah (PPP)	Provincial Assembly (168)	Karachi
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Cornwall (COR)		Linda Taylor (CUP)	Cornish Senedh (87)	Truro
England (ENG)		Nik Johnson (Lab.)	English Parliament (273)	Manchester
Guernsey (GGY)		Lyndon Trott (Future)	States of Guernsey (40)	St. Peter Port
Jersey (JEY)		Lyndon Farnham (Ind.)	States Assembly (49)	St Helier
London (LND)		Sadiq Khan (LND Lab.)	London Assembly (92)	Newham Borough
Mann (IMN)		Alfred Cannan (Ind.)	Tynwald Legislative Council (11) House of Keys (24)	Douglas
Scotland (SCT)		John Swinney (SNP)	Scottish Parliament (129)	Edinburgh
Wales (WLS)		Eluned Morgan (Welsh Lab.)	Senedd (96)	Cardiff
Provinces of the Republic of South Africa
Eastern Cape		Oscar Mabuyane (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (72)	Bhisho
Free State		Maqueen Letsoha-Mathae (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (30)	Bloemfontein
Gauteng		Panyaza Lesufi (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (80)	Johannesburg
KwaZulu-Natal		Thami Ntuli (IFP)	Legislature (80)	Pietermaritzburg
Limpopo		Phophi Ramathuba (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (64)	Polokwane
Mpumalanga		Mandla Ndlovu (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (51)	Mbombela
North West		Lazarus Mokgosi (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (38)	Mahikeng
Northern Cape		Zamani Saul (ANC)	Provincial Legislature (30)	Kimberley
Western Cape		Alan Winde (DA)	Provincial Parliament (42)	Cape Town
States and Territories of the Commonwealth of Australia
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)		Andrew Barr (ACT Labor)	Legislative Assembly (25)	Canberra
Christmas Island (CX)		Farzian Zainal (Ind.)	None	Flying Fish Cove
Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CC)				West Island
New South Wales (NSW)		Chris Minns (NSW Labor)	Parliament of New South Wales Legislative Council (42) Legislative Assembly (93)	Sydney
Norfolk Island (NF)		George Plant (Ind.)	None	Kingston
Northern Australia (NT)		Lia Finocchiaro (CLP)	Legislative Assembly (25)	Darwin
Queensland (QLD)		David Crisafulli (LNP)	Parliament of Queensland Governor (1) Legislative Assembly (93)	Brisbane
South Australia (SA)		Peter Malinauskas (SA Labor)	Parliament of South Australia Legislative Council (22) House of Assembly (47)	Adelaide
Tasmania (TAS)		Jeremy Rockliff (TAS LIB)	Parliament of Tasmania Legislative Council (15) House of Assembly (35)	Hobart
Victoria (VIC)		Jacinta Allan (VIC Labor)	Parliament of Victoria Legislative Council (40) Legislative Assembly (88)	Melbourne
Western Australia (WA)		Roger Cook (WA Labor)	Parliament of Western Australia Legislative Council (36) Legislative Assembly (59)	Perth
Provinces & Territories of Canada
Alaska (AK)		Mike Dunleavy (Non-partisan)	Senate (20)	Juneau
Alberta (AB)		Danielle Smith (UCP)	Legislative Assembly (87)	Edmonton
British Columbia (BC)		David Eby (NDP)	Legislative Assembly (87)	Victoria
Denendeh (DN)		R. J. Simpson (Non-partisan)	Legislative Assembly (19)	Yellowknife
Manitoba (MB)		Wab Kinew (NDP)	Legislative Assembly (57)	Winnipeg
New Brunswick (NB)		Susan Holt (Liberal)	Legislative Assembly (49)	Fredericton
Newfoundland and Labrador (NL)		Andrew Furey (Liberal)	House of Assembly (40)	St. John's
Nova Scotia (NS)		Tim Houston (PC)	House of Assembly (55)	Halifax
Nunavut (NU)		P.J. Akeeagok (Non-partisan) ᐱᔭᐃ ᐊᕿᐊᕈᖅ	Legislative Assembly (22)	Iqaluit
Ontario (ON)		Doug Ford (PC)	Legislative Assembly (124)	Toronto
Prince Edward Island (PE)		Dennis King (PC)	Legislative Assembly (27)	Charlottetown
Quebec (QC)		François Legault (CAQ)	National Assembly (125)	Quebec City
Saskatchewan (SK)		Scott Moe (Sask Party)	Legislative Assembly (61)	Regina
Yukon (YT)		Ranj Pillai (Liberal)	Legislative Assembly (19)	Whitehorse
Provinces of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Drenthe (DR)		Jetta Klijnsma (PvdA)	Provincial States (43)	Assen
Flevoland		Arjen Gerritsen (VVD)	Provincial States (41)	Lelystad
Friesland		Arno Brok (VVD)	Provincial States (43)	Leeuwarden
Gelderland		Henri Lenferink (PvdA)	Provincial States (55)	Arnhem
Groningen		René Paas (CDA)	Provincial States (43)	Groningen
Limburg		Emile Roemer (SP)	Provincial States (47)	Maastricht
North Brabant		Ina Adema (VVD)	Provincial States (55)	Den Bosch
North Holland		Arthur van Dijk (VVD)	Provincial States (55)	Haarlem
Overijssel		Andries Heidema (CU)	Provincial States (47)	Zwolle
South Holland		Jaap Smit (CDA)	Provincial States (55)	The Hague
Utrecht		Hans Oosters (PvdA)	Provincial States (47)	Utrecht
Zeeland		Han Polman (D66)	Provincial States (39)	Middelburg
Federative Units of the Federative Republic of Brazil
Acre (AC)		Gladson Cameli (PP)	Legislative Assembly (25)	Rio Branco
Alagoas (AL)		Paulo Dantas (MDB)	Legislative Assembly (27)	Maceió
Amapá (AP)		Clécio Luís (SD)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Macapá
Amazonas (AM)		Wilson Lima (UNIÃO)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Manaus
Bahia (BA)		Jerônimo Rodrigues (PT)	Legislative Assembly (63)	Salvador
Ceará (CE)		Elmano de Freitas (PT)	Legislative Assembly (46)	Fortaleza
Federal District (DF)		Ibaneis Rocha (MDB)	Legislative Chamber (24)	Brasília
Espírito Santo (ES)		Renato Casagrande (PSB)	Legislative Assembly (30)	Vitória
Goiás (GO)		Ronaldo Caiado (UNIÃO)	Legislative Assembly (41)	Goiânia
Maranhão (MA)		Carlos Brandão (PSB)	Legislative Assembly (42)	São Luís
Mato Grosso (MT)		Mauro Mendes (UNIÃO)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Cuiabá
Mato Grosso do Sul (MS)		Eduardo Riedel (PSDB)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Campo Grande
Minas Gerais (MG)		Romeu Zema (NOVO)	Legislative Assembly (77)	Belo Horizonte
Pará (PA)		Helder Barbalho (MDB)	Legislative Assembly (41)	Belém
Paraíba (PB)		João Azevêdo (PSB)	Legislative Assembly (36)	João Pessoa
Paraná (PR)		Ratinho Júnior (PSD)	Legislative Assembly (54)	Curitiba
Pernambuco (PE)		Raquel Lyra (PSDB)	Legislative Assembly (49)	Recife
Piauí (PI)		Rafael Fonteles (PT)	Legislative Assembly (30)	Teresina
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)		Cláudio Castro (PL)	Legislative Assembly (70)	Rio de Janeiro
Rio Grande do Norte (RN)		Fátima Bezerra (PT)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Natal
Rio Grande do Sul (RS)		Eduardo Leite (PSDB)	Legislative Assembly (55)	Porto Alegre
Rondônia (RO)		Marcos Rocha (UNIÃO)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Porto Velho
Roraima (RR)		Antonio Denarium (PP)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Boa Vista
São Paulo (SP)		Tarcísio de Freitas (REP)	Legislative Assembly (94)	São Paulo
Santa Catarina (SC)		Jorginho Mello (PL)	Legislative Assembly (40)	Florianópolis
Sergipe (SE)		Fábio Mitidieri (PSD)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Aracaju
Tocantins (TO)		Wanderlei Barbosa (REP)	Legislative Assembly (24)	Palmas

Indigenous Peoples of Brazil

Name	Demarcated Land (s)	Language Family and Group	Population	Notable People
Guajajara / Tenetehara		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	24,428	Sônia Guajajara (Politician), Zezico Rodrigues Guajajara (teacher and leader)
Pataxó		Maxakali (Macro-Jê)	13,588	Alice Pataxó (Climate activist), Tukumã Pataxó (Activist)
Kaingang		Jê (Macro-Jê)	37,470	Joziléia Kaingang (Anthropologist and activist)
Terena		Aruak (unclassified)	28,845	Eloy Terena (Lawyer)
Xavante		Jê (Macro-Jê)	19,259	Mário Juruna (Cacique and politician), Tsitsina Xavante (Activist), Ahöpowe (Cacique)
Baniwa		Aruak (unclassified)	5,478	Nanda Baniwa (Va'a athlete)
Apurinã		Aruak (unclassified)	6,842
Kayapó		Jê (Macro-Jê)	10,357	Tuíre Kayapó (Activist), Raoni Metuktire (Cacique and activist)
Mundurukú		Mundurukú (Tupi)	13,103	Daniel Mundurukú (Writer)
Potiguara		Unclassified in family or group	20,554
Xerente		Jê (Macro-Jê)	3,152
Xokléng		Jê (Macro-Jê)	1,820
Xakriabá		Jê (Macro-Jê)	9,221	Célia Xakriabá (Politician)
Pataxo Hã-hã-hãe		Maxakali (Macro-Jê)	3,556	Nega Pataxó (Majé), Nailton Pataxó (Cacique)
Guarani Kaiowá		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	43,401
Yanomami		Yanomami (unclassified)	12,301
Ianan / Ninám		Yanomami (unclassified)	726
Rikbaktsa		Rikbaktsa (Macro-Jê)	1,411
Waiãpi		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	945	Silvia Waiãpi (Army Lieutenant and politician)
Guarani Mbya		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	8,026
Krenakarore		Jê (Macro-Jê)	434
Guarani Nhandeva		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	8,596
Krenak		Krenak (Macro-Jê)	594	Ailton Krenak (Writer and activist)
Ikpeng		Karib (unclassified)	504
Tuxá		Unclassified in family or group	1,828
Wapixana		Aruak (unclassified)	10,572	Joênia Wapichana (Lawyer and politician)
Tukano / Yepá-Mahsã		Tukano (unclassified)	6,151	Álvaro Doéthiro Tukano (Activist)
Xipáya		Jurúna (Tupi)	482	Juma Xipaia (Cacique, teacher and activist)
Tupinambá		Unclassified in family or group	5,851	Babau Tupinambá (Cacique)
Kiriri		Unclassified in family or group	3,079
Baré		Aruak (unclassified)	11,990
Yawalapití		Aruak (unclassified)	263	Anna Terra Yawalapiti (Activist)
Maku		Maku / Nadahup (unclassified)	354
Krikati		Jê (Macro-Jê)	978
Kokuiregatejê		Jê (Macro-Jê)	3
Bororo		Boróro (Macro-Jê)	2,348
Sakurabiat		Tuparí (Tupi)	134
Tuparí		Tuparí (Tupi)	472
Akuntsú		Tuparí (Tupi)	7
Nadëb		Maku / Nadahup (unclassified)	746
Kamayurá		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	662
Pakaa Nova		Txapakúra (unclassified)	3,104
Fulni-ô		Yatê (Macro-Jê)	5,278
Maxakali		Maxakali (Macro-Jê)	1,935
Ofayé		Ofayé (Macro-Jê)	72
Karajá/ Iny Mahãdu		Karajá (Macro-Jê)	4,326
Javaé		Karajá (Macro-Jê)	1,542
Xambioá		Karajá (Macro-Jê)	255
Tapayuna		Jê (Macro-Jê)	135
Guató		Guató (Macro-Jê)	313
Apinayé		Jê (Macro-Jê)	1,913
Ajuru		Tuparí (Tupi)	172
Umutina		Boróro (Macro-Jê)	447
Bororo		Boróro (Macro-Jê)	2,348
Makuxí		Karib (unclassified)	28,912
Krenyê		Jê (Macro-Jê)	15
Kujubim		Txapakúra (unclassified)	128
Pirahã		Múra (unclassified)	740
Múra		Múra (unclassified)	12,479
Karitiana		Arikém (Tupi)	311
Salamãy		Mondé (Tupi)	2
Kuruáya		Mundurukú (Tupi)	384
Banawa		Arawá (unclassified)	193
Zuruahã		Arawá (unclassified)	15
Kinikinau		Aruak (unclassified)	213
Sateré-Mawé		Mawé (Tupi)	13,310
Warekena		Aruak (unclassified)	595
Manchineri		Aruak (unclassified)	825
Jarawara		Arawá (unclassified)	244
Aconã		Unclassified in family or group	90
Tremembé		Unclassified in family or group	2,974
Tupiniquim		Unclassified in family or group	6,646
Yurutí		Tukano (unclassified)	10
Juma		Tupi-Guarani (Tupi)	12
Sanumá		Yanomami (unclassified)	2,334
Panará		Jê (Macro-Jê)	913
Hixkaryána		Karib (unclassified)	776

Cabinet of the Federative Republic of Brazil

2nd Lula Presidency
Portfolio	Designee			Portfolio	Designee			Portfolio	Designee
President		Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of São Paulo (PT-FE Brasil)		Vice President Minister — Development, Industry, Trade and Services		Geraldo Alckmin of São Paulo (PSB)		Chief of Staff		Rui Costa of Bahia (PT-FE Brasil)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Justice and Public Security		Ricardo Lewandowski of Rio de Janeiro (No party)		Minister — Foreign Affairs		Mauro Vieira of Rio de Janeiro (No party)		Minister — Finance		Fernando Haddad of São Paulo (PT-FE Brasil)
1 February 2024				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Defence		José Múcio of Pernambuco (PRD)		Minister — Agrarian Development and Family Farming		Paulo Teixeira of São Paulo (PT-FE Brasil)		Minister — Agriculture and Livestock		Carlos Fávaro of Mato Grosso (PSD)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Cities		Jader Barbalho Filho of Pará (MDB)		Minister — Communications		Juscelino Filho of Maranhão (UNIÃO)		Minister — Culture		Margareth Menezes of Bahia (No party)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Education		Camilo Santana of Ceará (PT-FE Brasil)		Minister — Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small Business		Márcio França of São Paulo (PSB)		Minister — Environment and Climate Change		Marina Silva of São Paulo (REDE-Fed. PSOL REDE)
1 January 2023				13 September 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Fishing and Aquaculture		André de Paula of Pernambuco (PSD)		Minister — Health		Nísia Trindade of Rio de Janeiro (No party)		Minister — Human Rights and Citizenship		Macaé Evaristo of Minas Gerais (PT-FE Brasil)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				9 September 2024
Minister — Indigenous Peoples		Sônia Guajajara of São Paulo (PSOL-Fed. PSOL REDE)		Minister — Integration and Regional Development		Waldez Góes of Amapá (PDT)		Minister — Labour and Employment		Luiz Marinho of São Paulo (PT-FE Brasil)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Management and Innovation in Public Services		Esther Dweck of Rio de Janeiro (No party)		Minister — Mines and Energy		Alexandre Silveira of Minas Gerais (PSD)		Minister — Planning and Budget		Simone Tebet of Mato Grosso do Sul (MDB)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Ports and Airports		Sílvio Costa Filho of Pernambuco (REPUBLICANOS)		Minister — Racial Equality		Anielle Franco of Rio de Janeiro (PT-FE Brasil)		Minister — Science, Technology and Innovation		Luciana Santos of Pernambuco (PCdoB-FE Brasil)
13 September 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Minister — Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger		Wellington Dias of Piauí (PT-FE Brasil)		Minister — Social Security		Carlos Lupi of Rio de Janeiro (PDT)		Minister — Sports		André Fufuca of Maranhão (PP)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				13 September 2023
Minister — Tourism		Celso Sabino of Pará (UNIÃO)		Minister — Transport		Renan Filho of Alagoas (MDB)		Minister — Women		Cida Gonçalves of Mato Grosso do Sul (PT-FE Brasil)
3 August 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Secretary — Institutional Affairs		Alexandre Padilha of São Paulo (PT-FE Brasil)		Extraordinary Secretary — Support for Reconstruction of Rio Grande do Sul		Paulo Pimenta of Rio Grande do Sul (PT-FE Brasil)		Secretary — Social Communication		Sidônio Palmeira of Bahia (No party)
1 January 2023				24 May 2024				7 January 2025
Secretary-General — Presidency		Márcio Macêdo of Sergipe (PT)		Attorney General		Jorge Messias of Pernambuco (PT)		Comptroller General		Vinícius Marques de Carvalho of São Paulo (No party)
1 January 2023				1 January 2023				1 January 2023
Secretary — Institutional Security		Gen. Amaro dos Santos of São Paulo (No party)
4 May 2023

List of Presidents of Brazil

#	Portrait	President (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Elections	Prior office	Political party		Portrait	Vice President (Birth–Death)	Political party
1		Deodoro da Fonseca (1827–1892) RS	15 November 1889-23 November 1891	coup d'ètat 1891	President of Rio Grande do Sul		Armed Forces		Floriano Peixoto (1839–1895) MT		Armed Forces
2		Floriano Peixoto (1839–1895) MT	23 November 1891 – 15 November 1894	line of succession	Vice President (1891)		Armed Forces	—	none		—
3		Prudente de Morais (1841–1902) SP	15 November 1894 – 15 November 1898	1894	Senator for São Paulo (1890-1894)		PR Federal		Manuel Vitorino (1853-1902) BA		PR Federal
4		Campos Sales (1841–1913) SP	15 November 1898 – 15 November 1902	1898	President of São Paulo (1896-1897)		PRP		Rosa e Silva (1857-1929) PE		PR Federal
5		Rodrigues Alves (1848–1919) SP	15 November 1902 – 15 November 1906	1902	President of São Paulo (1900-1902)		PRP		Afonso Pena (1847–1909) MG		PRM
6		Afonso Pena (1847–1909) MG	15 November 1906-14 June 1909 (died in office)	1906	Vice President (1903-1906)		PRM		Nilo Peçanha (1867–1924) RJ		PRF
7		Nilo Peçanha (1867–1924) RJ	14 June 1909-15 November 1910	line of succession	Vice President (1902-1909)		PRF	—	none		—
8		Hermes da Fonseca (1855–1923) RS	15 November 1910-15 November 1914	1910	Minister of War (1906-1909)		PRC		Venceslau Brás (1868–1966) MG		PRM
9		Venceslau Brás (1868–1966) MG	14 November 1914-15 November 1918	1914	Vice President (1910-1914)		PRM		Urbano Santos (1859-1922) MA		PRM
—		Rodrigues Alves (1848–1919) SP	did not take office	1918	Senator for São Paulo		PRP		Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG		PRM
10		Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG	15 November 1918-28 July 1919 (Acting)	line of succession	Vice President (1918-1920)		PRM	—	none		—
11		Epitácio Pessoa (1865–1942) PB	28 July 1919-15 November 1922	1919	Senator for Paraíba		PRM		Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG Bueno de Paiva (1861-1928) MG		PRM
12		Arthur Bernardes (1875–1955) MG	15 November 1922-15 November 1926	1922	President of Minas Gerais		PRM		Estácio Coimbra (1872–1937) PE		PR
13		Washington Luís (1869–1957) SP	15 November 1926-24 October 1930	1926	Senator for São Paulo		PRP		Melo Viana (1878–1954) MG		PRM
—		Júlio Prestes (1882–1946) SP	did not take office	1930	President of São Paulo (1927-1930)		PRP		Vital Soares (1874–1933) BA		PRB
—		Military Junta	24 October 1930-3 November 1930	—	—		Armed Forces	—	—		—
14		Getúlio Vargas (1882–1954) RS	3 November 1930-29 October 1945	1934 self-coup	President of Rio Grande do Sul (1928-1930)		Independent	—	position abolished		—
15		José Linhares (1886–1957) CE	29 October 1945-31 January 1946 (Acting)	line of succession	President of the Supreme Federal Court (1945-1949)		Independent	—	position abolished		—
16		Eurico Gaspar Dutra (1883–1974) RS	31 January 1946-31 January 1951	1945	Minister of War (1936-1945)		PSD		Nereu Ramos (1888-1958) SC		PSD
17		Getúlio Vargas (1882–1954) RS	31 January 1951-24 August 1954 (died in office)	1950	Senator for Rio Grande do Sul (1946-1951)		PTB		Café Filho (1894–1961) RN		PSP
18		Café Filho (1894–1961) RN	24 August 1954-8 November 1955	line of succession	Vice President (1951-1954)		PSP	—	none		—
19		Carlos Luz (1894–1961) MG	8 November 1955-11 November 1955 (Overthrown)	line of succession	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1955)		PSD	—	none		—
20		Nereu Ramos (1888-1958) SC	11 November 1955-31 January 1956 (Acting)	line of succession	Vice President of the Senate (1955)		PSD	—	none		—
21		Juscelino Kubitschek (1902-1976) MG	31 January 1956-31 January 1961	1955	Governor of Minas Gerais (1951-1955)		PSD		João Goulart (1919-1976) RS		PTB
22		Jânio Quadros (1917-1992) SP	31 January 1961-25 August 1961 (Resigned)	1960	Federal Deputy for Paraná (1959-1960)		PTN		João Goulart (1919-1976) RS		PTB
23		Ranieri Mazzilli (1910-1975) SP	25 August 1961-7 September 1961 (Acting)	—	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1958-1965)		PSD	—	none		—
24		João Goulart (1919-1976) RS	7 September 1961-2 April 1964 (Overthrown)	line of succession	Vice President (1956-1961)		PTB	—	none		—
25		Ranieri Mazzilli (1910-1975) SP	2 April 1964-15 April 1964 (Acting)	—	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1958-1965)		PSD	—	none		—
26		Humberto Castelo Branco (1897-1967) CE	15 April 1964-15 March 1967	1964	Chief of the Army General Staff (1963-1964)		Independent		José Maria Alckmin (1901-1974) MG		PSD
							ARENA				ARENA
27		Artur da Costa e Silva (1899-1969) RS	15 March 1967-30 October 1969	1966	Minister of War (1964-1966)		ARENA		Pedro Aleixo (1901-1975) MG		ARENA
—		Pedro Aleixo (1901-1975) MG	did not take office	line of succession	Vice President (1967-1969)		ARENA	—	none		—
—		Military Junta	31 August 1969-30 October 1969	—	—		Armed Forces	—	—		—
28		Emílio Garrastazu Médici (1905-1985) RS	30 October 1969-15 March 1974	1969	Head of the National Information Service (1967-1969)		ARENA		Augusto Rademaker (1905-1985) RJ		ARENA
29		Ernesto Geisel (1907-1996) RS	15 March 1974-15 March 1979	1974	Chair of Petrobras (1969-1973)		ARENA		Adalberto Pereira dos Santos (1905-1984) RS		ARENA
30		João Figueiredo (1918-1999) RJ	15 March 1979-15 March 1985	1978	Head of the National Information Service (1974-1978)		ARENA		Aureliano Chaves (1929-2003) MG		ARENA
											PDS
							PDS				PFL
—		Tancredo Neves (1910-1985) MG	did not take office	1985	Governor of Minas Gerais (1983-1984)		PMDB		José Sarney (1930-) MA		PMDB
31		José Sarney (1930-) MA	15 March 1985-15 March 1990	line of succession	Vice President (1985)		PMDB	—	none		—
32		Fernando Collor (1949-) AL	15 March 1990-29 December 1992	1989	Governor of Alagoas		PRN		Itamar Franco (1930-2011) MG		PRN
											PMDB
33		Itamar Franco (1930-2011) MG	29 December 1992-1 January 1995	line of succession	Vice President (1990-1992)		PMDB	—	none		—
34		Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931-) SP	1 January 1995-1 January 2003	1994 1998	Minister of Finance (1993-1994)		PSDB		Marco Maciel (1940-2021) PE		PFL
35		Lula da Silva (1945-) SP	1 January 2003-1 January 2011	2002 2006	Federal Deputy for São Paulo (1987-1991)		PT		José Alencar (1931–2011) MG		PL
											PRB
36		Dilma Rousseff (1947–) RS	1 January 2011-31 August 2016 (Impeached)	2010 2014	Chief of Staff of the Presidency (2005-2010)		PT		Michel Temer (1940–) SP		MDB
37		Michel Temer (1940–) SP	31 August 2016-1 January 2023	line of succession	Vice President (2011-2016)		MDB	—	none		—
38		Jair Bolsonaro (1955–) RJ	1 January 2019-1 January 2023	2019	Federal Deputy for Rio de Janeiro (1991-2018)		PSL		Hamilton Mourão (1953–) RS		PRTB
							Independent
							PL				REPUBLICANOS
39		Lula da Silva (1945–) SP	1 January 2023-present	2022	President of the Republic (2003-2011)		PT (Brazil of Hope)		Geraldo Alckmin (1952–) SP		PSB

Śifetsma

Portfolio	Minister	Party		Kaśa	Took office	Left office
High Chief Pwanui Śìfə ڤَنُي شِٰفً	Haź Kwa Ut		FU	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Second Chief Fośara Śìfə فْشَرَ شِٰفً Secretary of Justice Fayut na Akispa فَيُت نَ اَكِسپَ	Naya Kada Cui		SS	Kaxta Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of International Affairs Fuśkanagayu na Akispa فُشكَنَغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Ankoda Itaźa		HMP	Ankoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Health Tsumat-hasayǝ na Akispa صُمَتهَسَيً نَ اَكِسپَ	Sengo Saya Kwi		FU	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Administration Aministraśi na Akispa اَمِنِسترَشِ نَ اَكِسپَ	Kata Kaw Fayuya		HP	Hada Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Military Affairs Zasgayu na Akispa زَسغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Wacei Aź Karin		SS	Yali Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Economy Ikunomí na Akispa اِكُنْمِٰ نَ اَكِسپَ	Zaza Mu Lits		HP	Yali Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Finance Kuźkat na Akispa كُژكَت نَ اَكِسپَ	Sawi Ka-Męz		FU	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Conservation & Climate Zumaturak ta Kilima na Akispa زُمَتُرَك تَ كِلِمَ نَ اَكِسپَ	Hada Lu Pi'wen		LP	Hada Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Human Rights Ifeźa Wiśpak na Akispa اِفٍژَ وِشپَك نَ اَكِسپَ	Akdenga Nak Sui		HMP	Ankoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Public Safety & Police Mapokaśkità ta Polìtsi na Akispa مَپْكَشكِتَٰ تَ پْلِٰصِ نَ اَكِسپَ	Sawi Nak Mu		FU	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Infrastructure Tarkanakat na Akispa تَركَنَكَت نَ اَكِسپَ	Yara Suts Ila		KM	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Urban Affairs Wakagayu na Akispa وَكَغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Akdenga Yasa Nuri		SS	Ankoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Antarctic Affairs Ataibuyakangayu na Akispa اَتَيبُيَكَنغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Cita Màzu Faiga		SS	Kaxta Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Labour Harit na Akispa هَرِت نَ اَكِسپَ	Gaźa Lin Maz		HP	Ankoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Pensions Hasalalit na Akispa هَسَلَلِت نَ اَكِسپَ	Fira Maś Kalìn		HP	Ankoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Fishing & Oceans Śaliliganat ta Tanigayu na Akispa شَلِلِعَنَت تَ تَنِغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Laga Lui Tsai		SS	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Education Takalǝ na Akispa تَكَلً نَ اَكِسپَ	Luśə Manìn Guya		HMP	Sayu Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Rural Affairs Akandagayu na Akispa اَكَندَغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Olìn Luk Masali		KM	Ankoda Kaśa	23 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Universities & Research Yunifa ta Tataktap na Akispa يُنِفَ تَ تَتَكتَپ تَ اَكِسپَ	Zayẹh Mai Kuya		SS	Cak Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Community Affairs Matsǝgayu na Akispa مَصًغَيُ نَ اَكِسپَ	Yanan Tufaś Hiri		FU	Turai Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Energy & Fuel Ineźí ta Kasut na Akispa اِنٍژِٰ تَ كَسُت نَ اَكِسپَ	Ugawa Kaś Yalika		FU	Inę Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Culture & Arts Utsats ta Surtak na Akispa اُصَص تَ سُرتَك نَ اَكِسپَ	Waya Mora Iśka		KM	Haź Kaśa	1 August	incumbent
Secretary of Communications Kumunikaśǝ na Akispa كُمُنِكَشً نَ اَكِسپَ	Fari Paś Kale'e		HP	Inẹ Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Secretary of Sports Izpatsə na Akispa اِزپَصً نَ اَكِسپَ	Turai Hai Tsese		HP	Turai Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent