SpainPregunta 1103 · Government, law and civic participation
How many women have been President of the Government (Presidente del Gobierno, the Spanish prime minister) in Spain?
In the exam (Spanish)
¿Cuántas mujeres han sido presidentas de Gobierno en España?
- aNone.Ninguna.Correct answer
- bOne.Una.
- cTwo.Dos.
Why?
Up to now, no woman has been President of the Government of Spain. There have been women deputy prime ministers and ministers, but all Presidents of the Government since 1977 have been men.
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