Minister of the People's Power for Water Affairs[1]
Interim government of Delcy Rodríguez
Since
27 Aug 2024
2 yrs 2 mos
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Carlos Mast Yustiz
Minister of the People's Power for Water Affairs[1]
Serving in the Interim government of Delcy Rodríguez since 27 Aug 2024.
- In office
- 2 yrs 2 mos
- Record
- Sourced
- Offices
- 1
Sourced from es.wikipedia.org · checked 16 Oct 2026
Overview
Current office
- Country
- Venezuela
Career
Record in public office
The record so far holds the current appointment
Minister of the People's Power for Water Affairs, since 27 Aug 2024, as recorded in the sources below. Earlier offices are added once each is checked against an official CV or register.
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Serves with 30 colleagues
- Delcy RodríguezActing President
- Juan EscalonaPresidency
- Diosdado CabelloInterior
- Gustavo González LópezDefence
- Félix PlasenciaForeign Affairs
- Anabel Pereira FernándezFinance
- Paula HenaoHydrocarbons
- Vladimir Padrino LópezAgriculture
- Juan Carlos LoyoFisheries
- Carlos Leal TelleríaFood
- Héctor SilvaMining
- Luis Antonio Villegas RamírezIndustry and Commerce
- Daniella CabelloTourism
- Ana María SanjuánHigher Education
- Franklin Cardillo RomeroSport
- Sergio LotartaroYouth
- Carlos Alexis CastilloLabour
- Ángel PradoCommunes
- Clara VidalIndigenous Peoples
- Yelitze SantaellaWomen
- Magaly Viña CastroOlder Adults
- Yván GilScience
- Nelson RodríguezEnvironment
- Carlos Alvarado GonzálezHealth
- Julio García ZerpaPrisons
- Miguel Ángel Pérez PirelaCommunication
- Alejandro López RodríguezCulture
- Paola PosaniHousing
- Rolando AlcaláElectricity
- Francisco GarcésTransport
Evidence
How this record is supported
Claims by status
2 claims · 1 source
- Verified 0
- Sourced 2
Sources
- [1]Consejo de Ministros de Venezuela
Wikipedia (Spanish)ReferenceChecked 16 Oct 2026
Cite this record
Govpedia. "Carlos Mast Yustiz." Minister of the People's Power for Water Affairs. Record gp:person/carlos-mast-yustiz, last checked 16 Oct 2026. IQGov. https://govpedia.org/person/carlos-mast-yustiz/