Second cabinet of Lula da Silva

In December 2022, the final composition of the second Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's cabinet was announced after weeks of discussions and analysis by the transition cabinet. The first names were unveiled on 9 December.^[1]

Lula Cabinet
Cabinet of Brazil
2023–present
Cabinet of President Lula da Silva in January 2023
Date formed	1 January 2023 (2023-01-01)
People and organisations
President	Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
President's history	Former President of Brazil (2003–2010) Former Federal Deputy from São Paulo (1987–1991)
Vice President	Geraldo Alckmin
No. of ministers	37
Ministers removed	5
Member parties	Brazil of Hope   Workers' Party   Communist Party of Brazil   Green Party   Democratic Labour Party   Brazilian Socialist Party   PSOL REDE Federation   Socialism and Liberty Party   Sustainability Network   Avante   Solidariedade Confidence and supply:   Social Democratic Party   Brazilian Democratic Movement
Status in legislature	Minority coalition 268 / 594 (45%)
Opposition parties	Liberal Party   Podemos   Brazilian Social Democracy Party   Democratic Renewal Party   New Party
Opposition leaders	Carlos Jordy (Chamber, 2023) Filipe Barros (Chamber, 2024) Rogério Marinho (Senate, 2023) Marcos Rogério (Senate, 2024)
History
Election	2022 general election
Legislature term	2023–present
Advice and consent	Federal Senate
Predecessor	Cabinet of Jair Bolsonaro

Supporting parties

Party		Main ideology	Leader
Government parties
	Workers' Party (PT)	Social democracy	Gleisi Hoffmann
	Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB)	Communism	Luciana Santos
	Green Party	Green politics	José Luiz Penna
	Democratic Labour Party (PDT)	Social democracy	Carlos Lupi
	Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)	Social democracy	Carlos Siqueira
	Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL)	Democratic socialism	Paula Coradi
	Sustainability Network (REDE)	Environmentalism	Heloísa Helena
	Avante	Labourism	Luis Tibé
	Solidariedade	Labourism	Paulo Pereira da Silva
Parties with secondary government positions
	Social Democratic Party (PSD)	Conservative liberalism	Gilberto Kassab
	Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)	Big tent	Baleia Rossi
	Brazil Union (UNIÃO)	Liberal conservatism	Antonio Rueda
	Progressistas (PP)	Liberal conservatism	Ciro Nogueira
	Republicanos	Social conservatism	Marcos Pereira
	Democratic Renewal Party (PRD)	National conservatism	Ovasco Resende

Cabinet

Party key		PT		PSB		PDT		MDB		Republicans
		PCdoB		PSOL		REDE		PSD
		UNIÃO		PP		PRD		No party

Portfolio	Portrait	Minister		Took office	Left office	Note
Cabinet ministers
Vice President Minister of Development, Industry, Trade and Services			Geraldo Alckmin	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Chief of Staff			Rui Costa	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Secretary of Institutional Affairs			Alexandre Padilha	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Secretary of Support for Reconstruction of Rio Grande do Sul			Paulo Pimenta	24 May 2024	10 September 2024	Extraordinary secretariat
Secretary of Social Communication			Paulo Pimenta	1 January 2023	24 May 2024	Licensed federal deputy
			Laércio Portela	24 May 2024	10 September 2024	Acting secretary
			Paulo Pimenta	10 September 2024	7 January 2025	Licensed federal deputy
			Sidônio Palmeira	7 January 2025	Incumbent
Secretary-General of the Presidency			Márcio Macêdo	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Attorney General			Jorge Messias	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Comptroller General			Vinícius de Carvalho	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Secretary of Institutional Security			Gonçalves Dias	1 January 2023	19 April 2023
			Ricardo Cappelli	19 April 2023	4 May 2023	Acting secretary
			Amaro dos Santos	4 May 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Agrarian Development and Family Farming			Paulo Teixeira	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Agriculture and Livestock			Carlos Fávaro	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed senator
Minister of Cities			Jader Barbalho Filho	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Communications			Juscelino Filho	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Culture			Margareth Menezes	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Defense			José Múcio	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Education			Camilo Santana	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed senator
Minister of Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small Business			Márcio França	13 September 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Environment and Climate Change			Marina Silva	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Finance			Fernando Haddad	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Foreign Affairs			Mauro Vieira	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Fishing and Aquaculture			André de Paula	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Health			Nísia Trindade	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Human Rights and Citizenship			Silvio Almeida	1 January 2023	6 September 2024
			Esther Dweck	6 September 2024	9 September 2024	Acting minister
			Macaé Evaristo	9 September 2024	Incumbent	Licensed Minas Gerais state deputy
Minister of Indigenous People			Sônia Guajajara	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Integration and Regional Development			Waldez Góes	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Justice and Public Security			Flávio Dino	1 January 2023	1 February 2024	Licensed senator
			Ricardo Lewandowski	1 February 2024	Incumbent
Minister of Labour and Employment			Luiz Marinho	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Management and Innovation in Public Services			Esther Dweck	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Mines and Energy			Alexandre Silveira	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Planning and Budget			Simone Tebet	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Ports and Airports			Márcio França	1 January 2023	13 September 2023
			Silvio Costa Filho	13 September 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Racial Equality			Anielle Franco	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation			Luciana Santos	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger			Wellington Dias	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed senator
Minister of Social Security			Carlos Lupi	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Sports			Ana Moser	1 January 2023	13 September 2023
			André Fufuca	13 September 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Tourism			Daniela Carneiro	1 January 2023	13 July 2023
			Celso Sabino	3 August 2023	Incumbent	Licensed federal deputy
Minister of Transport			Renan Filho	1 January 2023	Incumbent	Licensed senator
Minister of Women			Cida Gonçalves	1 January 2023	Incumbent
Non-cabinet positions
President of the Central Bank		Roberto Campos Neto		28 February 2019	31 December 2024
		Gabriel Galípolo		1 January 2025	Incumbent
CEO of Banco do Brasil		Tarciana Medeiros		16 January 2023	Incumbent
CEO of Caixa Econômica Federal		Rita Serrano		12 January 2023	25 October 2023
		Carlos Vieira Fernandes		9 November 2023	Incumbent
Chairman of the Brazilian Development Bank		Aloizio Mercadante		6 February 2023	Incumbent
CEO of Petrobras		Jean Paul Prates		26 January 2023	14 May 2024
		Clarice Coppeti		14 May 2024	24 May 2024	Acting CEO
		Magda Chambriard		24 May 2024	Incumbent
Chief of the Joint General Staff of the Armed Forces		Renato de Aguiar Freire		6 January 2023	Incumbent
Commander of the Brazilian Army		Júlio Cesar de Arruda		30 October 2022	21 January 2023
		Tomás Ribeiro Paiva		25 January 2023	Incumbent
Commander of the Brazilian Navy		Marcos Sampaio Olsen		5 January 2023	Incumbent
Commander of the Brazilian Air Force		Marcelo Kanitz Damasceno		2 January 2023	Incumbent

References

1. Borges, Beatriz; Mazui, Guilherme; Martello, Alexandro; Barbiéri, Luiz Felipe (9 December 2022). "Lula anuncia Haddad, Rui Costa, José Múcio, Dino e Mauro Vieira como ministros do futuro governo". G1 (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 9 December 2022. Retrieved 9 December 2022.