1991-1995: first government of Unión del Pueblo Navarro

1991-1995 Legislature

Whereas the elections held in 1987 recorded the highest number of votes, the ones held in 1991 were noteworthy for precisely the opposite: only 66.7% of the 414,922 registered voters turned out, which meant that abstention rose to 33.9%. The results were as follows: UPN 20 seats (96,005 votes), PSN-PSOE 19 (91,645), HB 6 (30,762), EA 3 (15,170) and IU 2 (11,167). On this occasion, the government was not in the hands of the PSN-PSOE, as on the two previous occasions, but rather consisted of a regionalist cabinet presided over by UPN’s candidate, Juan Cruz Alli.

Alli’s government.

President: Juan Cruz Alli Aranguren (Pamplona, 21-9-1942).
Vice-president and Presidency: Miguel Sanz Sesma (Corella, 16-9-1952).
Economy & Treasury: Javier Pomés Ruiz (Pamplona, 12-3-1952). Replaced by Juan Ramón Jiménez Pérez (Pamplona, 24-6-1957).
Agriculture, Livestock & Forestry: José Cruz Pérez Lapazarán (Madrid, 4-11-1948).
Education & Culture: Javier Marcotegui Ros (Pamplona, 21-9-1948).
Health: Calixto Ayesa Dianda (Pamplona, 25-2-1936).
Public Works, Transport & Communications: José Ignacio López Borderías (Vera de Bidasoa, 9-8-1950).
Local Administration: Miguel Sanz Sesma (Corella, 16-9-1952).
Territorial Organisation & Environment: Miguel Sanz Sesma. Replaced by Javier del Castillo Bandrés on 27-02-95.
Industry, Trade, Tourism & Employment: Angel Luis Rodriguez San Vicente (Los Arcos, 12-3-1952). Julián Balduz Calvo (Tudela, 21-8-1942).
Social Welfare, Sport & Housing: Ricardo de León (Egüés, 21-11-1944).

Government of Navarre