Jordi Ausàs i Coll

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Jordi Ausàs i Coll
Jordi Ausàs i Coll
Incumbent
Assumed office 
March 11, 2008
President José Montilla Aguilera
Vice President Josep-Lluís Carod-Rovira
Preceded by Joan Puigcercós i Boixassa
In office
July, 2003 – March 14, 2008
Preceded by Joan Ganyet i Solé
Succeeded by Albert Batalla i Siscart (CiU)
Born March 3, 1960 (1960-03-03) (age 48)
La Seu d'Urgell, Alt Urgell, Lleida
Political party Republican Left of Catalonia
Children Pol, Martí and Bernat
Occupation Teacher and Politician

Jordi Ausàs i Coll (born March 3, 1960 in La Seu d'Urgell, Alt Urgell) Is a catalan politician, Mayor of La Seu d'Urgell since 2003 and Minister of Governance and Public Administration of Catalonia since March 11, 2008, he is a member of Republican Left of Catalonia.

He is teacher of catalan in the University of Barcelona, he was a director of the Andorran School of Escaldes-Engordany in the Principality of Andorra.

Since 2003 he is the Mayor of La Seu d'Urgell, in the Province of Lleida, he was reelected on May 27, 2007. Since November 30, 1995 he is Deputy in the Parliament of Catalonia from Lleida (From the unrecognized Vegueria of Alt Pirineu. He was the president of the Commission of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries (November 29, 1999 - December 17, 2003).

In the Spanish general election, 2008 he was a candidate from Lleida, he was lost by José Ignacio Llorens, the candidate of the People's Party.

On March 10, 2008, Joan Puigcercós i Boixassa resigned, and he was elected for succeeded him.

Political offices
Preceded by
Joan Puigcercós i Boixassa		 Minister of Governance and Public Administration of the Generalitat de Catalunya
2008 – present		 Succeeded by
Incumbent
Preceded by
Joan Ganyet i Solé		 Mayor of La Seu d'Urgell
2003 – 2008		 Succeeded by
Albert Batalla i Siscart
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Second José Montilla cabinet (March 11, 2008-today)
President
Vice President
Ministers
Joaquim Llena i Cortina (Agriculture, Food and Rural Action) • Joan Manuel Tresserras i Gaju (Culture and the Media) • Antoni Castells i Oliveres (Economy and Finance) • Ernest Maragall i Mira (Education) • Maria del Mar Serna i Calvo (Employment) • Francesc Baltasar i Albesa (Environment and Housting) • Jordi Ausàs i Coll (Governance and Public Administration) •
Marina Geli i Fàbrega (Health) • Joan Saura i Laporta (Home Affairs, Institutional Relations and Participation) • Josep Huguet i Biosca (Innovation, Universities and Enterprise) • Montserrat Tura i Camafreita (Justice) • Carme Capdevila i Palau (Social Action and Citizenship) • Joaquim Nadal i Farreras (Town and Country Planning and Public Works)
Spokesperson
Aurora Massip i Treig
      PSC minister •       ERC minister •       ICV minister •        Independent minister
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