by law of july 15, 1954, the moncloa palace and its gardens, with an area of 58,293.81 square meters and adjoining the four cardinal points with land of the university city of madrid, was integrated into the national heritage. the new design was adapted to the new functions assigned to the palace, which was inaugurated by francisco franco in 1953. on june 3, 1954, arrived the palace's first foreign head of state, rafael leonidas trujillo. on november 28, 1976, the last one, carlos andrés pérez.