Eda Rivas

Eda Rivas in 2013

Eda Adriana Rivas Franchini (born 23 March 1952 in Lima) is a Peruvian lawyer and politician. She served as Minister of Justice, she was Minister of Foreign Affairs under President Ollanta Humala from 15 May 2013 to 23 June 2014.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ Caretas: ilustración peruana 1515-1522 1998 27 "También ha presentado su renuncia la abogada Eda Rivas de García Sayán, quien tenía a su cargo el diseño de las modificaciones legales necesarias que planeaba Dellepiane y que, según afirmación de éste, realizaría su reemplazante ..."
↑ TV Perú : mucho más que ver - Ministra Rivas garantiza continuidad de política exterior: En entrevista exclusiva con TV Perú Noticias, la flamante ministra de Relaciones Exteriores, Eda Rivas.."

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Cabinet of Peru under President Ollanta Humala and Prime Minister René Cornejo (February - July 2014)

President: Ollanta Humala
1^st Vice President: Marisol Espinoza
2^nd Vice President: Omar Chehade (temporarily suspended on 5 December 2011)
Prime Minister: René Cornejo

Foreign: Eda Rivas
Gonzalo Gutiérrez Reinel
Defense: Peter Cateriano Bellido
Agriculture: Juan Benites
Labor: Ana Jara
Women: Carmen Omonte
Economy and Finance: Miguel Castilla

Transportation and Communication: Carlos Paredes
José Gallardo Ku
Housing: Milton von Hesse
Foreign Commerce and Tourism: Magali Silva
Production: Piero Ghezzi
Development and Social Inclusion: Paola Bustamante
Health: Midori de Habich

Energy and Mines: Eleodoro Mayorga
Education: Jaime Saavedra
Interior: Walter Albán
Daniel Urresti
Justice: Daniel Figallo
Environment: Manuel Pulgar-Vidal
Culture: Diana Álvarez Calderón

Cabinet of Peru under President Ollanta Humala and Prime Minister Juan Jiménez Mayor (since July 2012)

President: Ollanta Humala
1^st Vice President: Marisol Espinoza
Prime Minister: Juan Jiménez Mayor

Foreign: Rafael Roncagliolo
Defense: Peter Cateriano Bellido
Agriculture: Milton Von Hesse
Labor: José Villena
Women: Ana Jara
Economy and Finance: Miguel Castilla

Transportation and Communication: Carlos Paredes
Housing: René Cornejo
Foreign Commerce and Tourism: José Luis Silva Martinot
Production: José Urquizo
Development and Social Inclusion: Carolina Trivelli
Health: Midori de Habich

Energy and Mines: Jorge Merino Tafur
Education: Patricia Salas
Interior: Wilfredo Pedraza
Justice: Eda Rivas
Environment: Manuel Pulgar Vidal
Culture: Luis Peirano

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