Minister of Internal Affairs of Creeperopolis

Minister of Internal Affairs Ministro de Asuntos Internos
Incumbent Santiago Azaña Yagüe since June 19, 2003
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Style	His Excellency
Appointer	Emperor of Creeperopolis
Formation	June 15, 1833
First holder	Frederico Estrada Cabrera

The Minister of Internal Affairs of Creeperopolis is the title of Creeperopolis' formal Minister of Internal Affairs. The position was established in 1833 by Emperor Adolfo III following the Revolution of 1833.

List of Ministers of Internal Affairs

Portrait		Minister of Defense (Birth–Death)	Term of Office & Mandate Duration in years and days		Party
1		Field Marshal Frederico Estrada Cabrera (1770–1842)	15 June 1833	5 March 1840	Military
			6 years and 264 days
2		Field Marshal Martín Pueyrredon Villar (1776–1850)	5 March 1840	4 January 1850	Military
			9 years and 305 days
3		Field Marshal Nicolás Rodríguez Peña (1798–1874)	4 January 1850	2 June 1874	Military
			24 years and 149 days
4		Field Marshal Carlos Alvear Guardián (1827–1900)	2 June 2 1874	31 December 1887	Military
			13 years and 212 days
5		His Excellency José Figueroa Alcorta (1840–1919)	31 December 1887	31 December 1892	National Liberal Party
			5 years and 0 days
6		His Excellency Miguel Hidalgo Jímenez (1858–1935)	31 December 1892	31 December 1902	National Conservative Party
			10 years and 0 days
7		General Pedro Quintana Sáenz (1848–1929)	31 December 1902	31 December 1907	Catholic Royalist Party
			5 years and 0 days
8		His Excellency José Figueroa Alcorta (1840–1919)	31 December 1907	31 December 1912	National Liberal Party
			5 years and 0 days
9		General Pedro Quintana Sáenz (1848–1929)	31 December 1912	31 December 1917	Catholic Royalist Party
			5 years and 0 days
10		His Excellency José Figueroa Alcorta (1840–1919)	31 December 1917	13 June 1919	National Liberal Party
			1 year and 164 days
–		General Pedro Quintana Sáenz (1848–1929)	13 June 1919	21 June 1919	Catholic Royalist Party
			8 days
11		His Excellency José Evaristo Uriburu (1869–1935)	21 June 1919	31 December 1922	National Liberal Party
			3 years and 193 days
12		General Pedro Quintana Sáenz (1848–1929)	31 December 1922	31 December 1927	Catholic Royalist Party
			5 years and 0 days
13		His Excellency Roque Sáenz Peña (1880–1934)	31 December 1927	31 December 1932	Creeperian Socialist Party
			5 years and 0 days
14		His Excellency Miguel Hidalgo Jímenez (1858–1935)	31 December 1932	2 January 1933	National Conservative Party
			2 days
15		Field Marshal Arturo Rawson Perón (1887–1952)	2 January 1933	11 September 1952	Military
			19 years and 253 days
16		Field Marshal Domingo Alfonsín Camaño (1900–1960)	11 September 1952	14 July 1960	Military
			7 years and 307 days
17		Field Marshal Julián Farrell Dávalos (1899–1974)	14 July 1960	28 February 1974	Military
			13 years and 229 days
18		Field Marshal Carlos Onganía Carballo (1923–1985)	28 February 1974	15 October 1981	Military
			7 years and 229 days
19		Field Marshal Agustín Lanusse Melendez (1924–1994)	15 October 1981	15 October 1989	Military
			8 years and 0 days
20		Field Marshal Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (1930–2006)	15 October 1989	16 October 1999	Military
			10 years and 1 day
21		His Excellency Carlos Menem Menem (1953–2003)	16 October 1999	18 June 2003	Creeperian Initiative
			3 years and 245 days
–		Romerist Military Junta	18 June 2003	15 September 2003	Military
			89 days
22		His Excellency Santiago Azaña Yagüe (1959–)	15 September 2003	Incumbent	Creeperian Initiative
			20 years and 224 days

See Also

• Ministers of Creeperopolis