The Campero Cabinet constituted the 39th to 41st cabinets of the Republic of Bolivia. It was formed on 20 June 1880, five months after Narciso Campero was installed as the 20th president of Bolivia following the War of the Pacific, succeeding the Daza Cabinet. It was dissolved on 4 September 1884 upon the end of Campero’s term and was succeeded by the Cabinet of Gregorio Pacheco.
Composition Portfolio MinisterParty Took office Left office Term PresidentNarciso CamperoInd.Mil. 19 January 1880 31 May 1880 31 May 1880 4 September 1884 Vice President colspan=6 First Vice President Aniceto Arce PC Law. 31 May 1880 11 March 1881 colspan=6 Second Vice President Belisario Salinas PC Law. 31 May 1880 4 September 1884 Secretary General Ladislao Cabrera Ind. Law. 19 January 1880 2 June 1880 Minister of Governmentand Foreign Affairs Jenaro Sanjinés PC Mag. 2 June 1880 20 June 1880 Juan Crisóstomo Carrillo Ind. Mag. 20 June 1880 18 December 1880 Belisario Boeto PC Mag. 18 December 1880 14 January 1881 Minister of Governmentand Public Instruction Daniel Nuñez del Prado Ind. Phys. 14 January 1881 31 January 1881 Minister of Governmentand Foreign Affairs 31 January 1881 4 August 1881 Pedro José Zilveti Ind. Law. 4 August 1881 10 December 1882 Antonio Quijarro Ind. His. 10 December 1882 7 January 1884 Pedro H. Várgas Ind. Law. 7 January 1884 22 February 1884 Nataniel Aguirre Ind. Law. 22 February 1884 4 September 1884 Minister of War Andrés Soto Mil. Mil. 2 June 1880 20 June 1880 Belisario Salinas PC Law. 20 June 1880 18 December 1880 Nataniel Aguirre Ind. Law. 18 December 1880 4 August 1881 José Manuel Rendon Mil. Mil. 4 August 1881 24 November 1883 Jenaro Palazélos Mil. Mil. 24 November 1883 4 September 1884 Ministry of Financeand Industry Eliodoro Villazón Ind. Fin. 2 June 1880 20 June 1880 Antonio Quijarro Ind. His. 20 June 1880 18 December 1880 Eliodoro Villazón Ind. Fin. 18 December 1880 4 August 1881 Antonio Quijarro Ind. His. 4 August 1881 10 December 1882 Fidel Araníbar Ind. Law. 10 December 1882 4 September 1884 Minister of Justice, PublicInstruction, and Worship Nicolás Acosta Ind. Law. 2 June 1880 20 June 1880 José María Calvo Ind. Jur. 20 June 1880 18 December 1880 Bernardino Sanjinés Uriarte Ind. Law. 18 December 1880 14 January 1881 Minister of Foreign Affairs,Justice, and Worship Daniel Nuñez del Prado Ind. Phys. 14 January 1881 31 January 1881 Minister of Justice, PublicInstruction, and Worship Federico Jiménez Ind. Law. 31 January 1881 4 August 1881 Pedro H. Várgas Ind. Law. 4 August 1881 4 September 1884
History Formed Days Decree I 20 June 1880 Supreme Decree 20-06-1880 II 18 December 1880 Supreme Decree 18-12-1880 III 4 August 1881 Supreme Decree 04-08-1881
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