María Jesús Montero (English Wikipedia)

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Paul Day (June 5, 2018), Spain's Socialist cabinet takes shape, fate of 2018 budget unclear Reuters.
Nigel Davies (August 24, 2012), Spain regions, doctors defy immigrant healthcare ban Reuters.
Belen Carreño (January 11, 2019), Spanish draft budget ups social spending, taxes rich in vote hunt Reuters.
Belen Carreño and Ingrid Melander (February 13, 2019), Spain's government loses budget vote, paving way for early election Reuters.
Nathan Allen (January 9, 2020), Socialist Maria Jesus Montero named Spain budget minister Reuters.
Paola Luelmo and Belén Carreño (January 10, 2020), Factbox: Main figures in Spain's new government Reuters.
Belén Carreño (October 20, 2020), Spain's constitutionally enshrined fiscal pledge falls victim to pandemic Reuters.
Emma Pinedo (25 November 2021), Spain's draft budget clears another hurdle in parliament Reuters.
Inti Landauro, Nathan Allen, Belén Carreño and Emma Pinedo (31 March 2022), Spain's 2021 budget gap narrows more than expected, further cut seen Reuters.
Belen Carreño (May 27, 2019), Spain proposes EU carbon tax on energy imports Reuters.