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The I Constitutional Government of Portugal (Portuguese: I Governo Constitucional de Portugal) had Mário Soares as the Prime-Minister and lasted from 1976 to 1978.

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rdfs:label	Kabinett Soares I (de) I Gobierno Constitucional de Portugal (es) I Constitutional Government of Portugal (en) Ier gouvernement constitutionnel portugais (fr) I Governo Constitucional de Portugal (pt)
rdfs:comment	The I Constitutional Government of Portugal (Portuguese: I Governo Constitucional de Portugal) had Mário Soares as the Prime-Minister and lasted from 1976 to 1978. (en) El I Gobierno Constitucional de Portugal comenzó el 23 de septiembre de 1976, bajo la jefatura de Mário Soares. Las primeras elecciones democráticas para la presidencia de la República Portuguesa son realizadas por sufragio directo. Vence Ramalho Eanes, uno de los oficiales del Grupo de los Nueve. El 12 de noviembre del mismo año se realizan las primeras elecciones autárquicas. Pasan a funcionar todas las instituciones democráticas. Portugal entra en el Consejo de Europa y simultáneamente inicia el proceso de adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (actual Unión Europea). (es) Le Ier gouvernement constitutionnel portugais (en portugais : I Governo Constitucional de Portugal) est le gouvernement de la République portugaise entre le 23 juillet 1976 et le 30 janvier 1978, durant la première législature de l'Assemblée de la République. (fr) Als Kabinett Soares I wird die erste verfassungsgemäße, frei gewählte portugiesische Regierung nach der Nelkenrevolution 1974 unter Premierminister Mário Soares bezeichnet, in Portugal heißt die Regierung auch I Governo Constitucional de Portugal, zu deutsch I. verfassungsgemäße Regierung von Portugal. Die portugiesische sozialistische Partei hatte am 25. April 1976, also genau zwei Jahre nach der Revolution, mit 34,9 Prozent die ersten Parlamentswahlen in Portugal gewonnen und erhielt somit den Regierungsauftrag. Den Spitzenkandidaten der sozialistischen Partei, Mário Soares, wählten die Abgeordneten der Assembleia da República am 23. Juli zum Premierminister, seine Regierung war bis zum 23. Januar 1978 im Amt. Da die sozialistische Partei nur 107 der 250 Abgeordnete stellte, wählte Soare (de) O I Governo Constitucional de Portugal tomou posse a 23 de julho de 1976, sob chefia de Mário Soares, sendo constituído pelo Partido Socialista, que obteve a maioria dos votos (34,89% — 107 deputados) nas eleições legislativas de 25 de abril de 1976. O Programa do Governo foi apresentado à Assembleia da República no dia 2 de agosto de 1976, tendo o debate decorrido dia e noite, apenas terminando dia 11 de agosto. A 22 de setembro de 1976, Portugal entrou para o Conselho da Europa e iniciou o processo de adesão à Comunidade Económica Europeia. (pt)
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cabinet name	I Constitutional Government of Portugal (en)
caption	Mário Soares
date dissolved	1978-01-23 (xsd:date)
date formed	1976-07-23 (xsd:date)
election	1976-04-25 (xsd:date)
Flag	Flag of Portugal.svg (en)
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government head	Mário Soares
jurisdiction	Portugal
political party	Socialist Party (Portugal)
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state head	António Ramalho Eanes
successor	dbr:II_Constitutional_Government_of_Portugal

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