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Henry, Cardinal, 1578-l 580
Philip II of Spain, 1580-1598
Philip III of Spain, 1598-1621
Philip IV of Spain, 1621-1640
John IV (Braganza), 1640-1656
Affonso VI, 1656-l 683
Pedro II, 1683-1706
John V, 1706-1750
Joseph, 1750-1777
Maria I, 1777-1816
John VI, 1816-1826
Junta of Government
1810, May, 2!3. The revolution of May 25 proclaims a provisional board of government
consisting of nine members: president: Cornelio Saavedra; member: Juan Jose Castelli,
Manuel Belgrano, Miguel Azcuenaga, Manuel Alberti, Domingo Matheu, Juan Larrea;
secretaries: Juan Jo& Passo, and Mariano Moreno.
1810, Dec. 18. Twelve members are added as deputies of the provinces.
First
Triumvirate
Bernardino Rivadavia.
Second Triumvirate
1812, Oct. 8. Juan Jo& Passo,. Nicol&s Rodriguez Pe?fa, and Antonio Alvarez Jonte.
Supreme Directors
1814, Jan. 22. Gervasio Antonio Posadas.
\
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264
1815, Jan. 9. Gen. Carlos Maria de Alvear;
1815, Apr. 21 Gen. Jose Rondeau.
1815, Apr.. 21 Col. Ignacio Alvarez Thomas is provisionally appointed during absence of
Rondeau
1816, Apr. 16. Gen. Antonio Gonzhlez Balcarce.
i.
1820, May 2 Ildefonso Ramos Mejib, acting governor. finally appointed on June 7.
1820, June 22. Gen. Miguel E. Soler.
1820,
266
1832, Dec. 17. Gen. Juan Ram&r Balcarce.
1833, Nov. 3. Gen. Juan Jose Viamonte.
1834, Oct. 1. Dr. Manuel Vicente Maza, provisional appointment.
1835, Mar. 7. Gen. Juan Manuel de Rosa%
1852, Feb. 5.. Dr. Vicente Lbpez.
1852, May 31. Gen. Justo Jose de Urquiza.
Maria
266
1865, Marcos Paz, vice president, assumes the executive power during a journey of Bartolome Mitre to the interior of the country, as general commander of the allied armies,
June 12, 1865 -Jan. 2, 1868.
1868, Bartolome Mitre reassumes power, Jan. 2-Oct. 12, 1866.
1868, Domingo F. Sarmiento, Oct. 12, 1868-O&
1874.
12, 1910.
12, 1916.
12. 1928.
20, 1932.
267
1940, Ramon St Castillo assumes the presidency during the illness of the former, July,
1940-July 7, 1942
1942, Ram&r
1946, Gen. Juan Domingo Peron, June 4, 1946-June 4, 1952. Reelected in 1951 and overthrown, Sept. 19. 1955.
1955, Gen. E6duardo Lonardi, provisional, Sept. 23-Nov. 13, 1955.
1955, Gen. Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, Nov. 13, 1955-May 1, 1958.
1958, Arturo Frondizi, May 1, 1958-March 30, 1962. Overthrown by armed forces
coup.
1936, Jose David Toro R., May 17, 1936-July 13, 1937.
1937, Germfin Busch (provisional), July 13, 1937-May 28, 1938 ; (elected) May 28, 1938-
21, 1946.
268
1949, Mamerto Urriolagoitia ( acting), May i-Oct. 17, 1949 ; (persident)
Minas Gerais.
269
1945, JosC
Linhares, chief justice of the supreme court (ad interim), Oct. 30, 1945-Jan.
31, 1946.
1954-Nov. 8, 1955
(resigned).
1955, Carlos Luz, speaker of chamber of deputies, Nov. 8-l 1, 1955.
1955, Nereu Ramos ((acting), Nov. 11, 1955-Jan. 31, 1956.
1956, Juscel.ino
%iiIlfl.R1831-1891
1631, Gen. Joachim Prieto, 1831-I 841.
1841, Gen. Manuel Bulnes, 1841-1851.
1851, Manuel Montt, 1851-1861.
1861, Jose Joachim Perez, 1861-1871.
1871, Federico Errtizuriz Za<artu,l871-1876.
1876, Anibal
Pinto, 18761881.
1925.
270
1925, Arturo Alessandri, Mar. 21-Oct. 1, 1925.
1931, Juan Esteban Montero Rodriguez (acting), July 27-Aug. 18, 1931.
1931, Manuel Trucco Franzani (acting), Aug. 18-Nov. 15, 1931.
1931, Juan Esteban Montero Rodriguez, Nov. 15, 1931 -June 4, 1932.
10, 1941.
3, 1952.
1942.
271
1938, Eduardo Santos, Aug. 7, 1938-Aug. 7, 1942.
1942, Alfonso L6pee Pumarejo, Aug. 7, 1942-Aug. 7, 1945.
1945, Albert0 Lleras Camargo, Aug. 7, 1945-Aug. 7, 1946.
1946, Mariano Ospina Perez, Aug. 7, 1946-Aug. 7, 1950.
1950, Laureano Gomez, Aug. 7, 1950-June 13, 1953.
1951, Roberto Urdaneta Arbelaez (acting), Oct. 31, 1951-June 1:3, 1953.
1953, Gustav0 Rojas Pinilla, seized power by coup detat (provisional), June 13, 1953Aug. 3, 1954 ; (elected) Aug. 3, 1854-May 10, 1957 (resigned).
1947, Military junta, May IO-Aug. 7, 1958.
1958, Albert0 Lleras Camargo, Aug. 7, 1958~-Aug.
7, 1962.
272
1933, Ran& Grau San Martin (provisional), Sept. 10, 1933-Jan. 15, 1934.
1934, Carlos Hevia (provisional), Jan. 15-18, 1934.
1934, Mzkquez
1934, Carloa Mendieta Montefur (provisional), Jan. 18, 1934-Dec. 11, 1935.
1935, Jose A. Barnet y Vinageras, Dec. 11, 1935-May 20, 1936.
1936, Miguel Tariano Gomez Arias, May 20-Dec. 24, 1936.
1936, Federico Laredo Bru, Dec. 24, 1936-Oct.
IO, 1940.
1940, Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar, Oct. IO, 1940 -Oct. 10, 1944.
1944, Ramdn Grau San Martin, Oct. 10, 1944-Oct.
10, 1948.
1952, Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar, assumed power by coup d'etat, Mar. IO, 1952-Feb.
24, 1955 ; (elected), Feb. 24, 1955-Jan. 1, 1959.
1959, Manuel Urrutia Lleo, appointed by revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, Jan. P-July 17,
1959.
1959, Osvaldo Droticos Torrado, July 18, 1959-
273
1951, Hector 1B. Trujillo Molina (acting),
1952-A.ug. 3, 1960.
1960, Joachin Balaguer, Aug. 3, 1960-Jan. 16, 1962 (resigned).
1962, Rafael Bonnelly, Jan. 16, 1962-. (Vice president assumes power after resignation of
former.)
15, 1931.
1937, G. Albert0 Enriquez Gallo (provisional), Oct. 23, 1937-Aug. 10, 1938.
1938, Manuel M. Borrero, Aug. IO,-Dec. 2, 1938.
1938, Aurelio Mosquera Narvaes, Dec. 2, 1938-No!'.
16, 1939.
30, 1944.
1944, JosC kfarla Velasco Ibarra, May 31, 1944-Aug. 24, 1947.
1947, Carlos Mancheno C., Aug. 24-Sept. 2, 1947.
2, 1948.
31, 1952.
274
1956, Camilo Popce Enriguez, Aug 21, 1956 Sept. 1, 1960.
1960, Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra, Sept. I-Nov. 9, 1961.
1961, Carlos Julio Arosemena, vice president installed as president after air force
Nov. 9, 1961-
9, 1944.
26, 1960.
1926
14, 1931.
COUP.
275
7931, Jorge Ubico, Feb. 14, 1931-July
7, 1944.
20, 1944.
1954~-July
24, 1957.
25, 1941.
1946, Executive military committee, Jan. 11 -Aug. 16, 1946 : president : Frank Lavaud ;
members : Antoine Levelt and Paul E. Magloire.
1946, Dumersais EstimC, Aug. 16, 1946-May 10, 1950.
1950,. Paul E. Magloire, president of Cornit&, May IO-Dec. 6, 1950 ; (elected) Dec.
1957.
6, 1950-
e
276
1956, Julio Lozano Diaz (acting). Nov. 16, 1954-Oct. 21, 1956.
1956, Military junta, seized power by COUP d'etat,
-Feb. 18,
1913.
14, 1914.
21. 1920.
277
1940, Manuel Avila Camacho, Dec. 1, 1940-Dec.
1, 1446.
1, 1952.
1, 1958.
1959, Anastasio, Somoza (acting 1, May 7, 1950-May 1, 1951 ; (elected) May 1, 1951-Sept.
29, 1956 (assassinated).
1956, Luis Somoza Debayle (provisional), Sept. 29, 1956-May 1, 1957 ; (elected) May 1,
1957-
1, 1932.
16, 1939.
278
1945, Enrique Adolf0 Jimdnez, June 15, 1945-&t.
I, 1948.
1955, JosC
1956, Ricardo M. Arias Espinosa (acting), Jan. 15, 1955 -Oct. 1, 1956.
1956, Ernest0 de la Guardia, Jr., Oct. 1, 1956-Oct. 1, 1960.
1960, Roberto F. Cbari, Oct. 1, 1960-
1928
1943-June 3, 1946.
b
279
1949, Federico Chaves (provisional), Sept. 11, 1949-July
July 16,
1919, Agusto B. Leg&a (provisional), July 5-&t. 12, 1919 ; (elected) @ct.
25, 19:30.
1930, Manuel Ponce (provisional), Aug. 25-27, 1930.
1930, Luis M. Sanchez Cerro, Aug. 27, 1930-Mar. 1, 1931.
1931, Ricardo Leoncio Elias
19, 1962.
1962, Militar:y junta, headed by Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy, July 19, 1962.
12, IQlQ-Aug.
280
1938, Alfredo Baldomir, Aug. 15, 1938-Mar. 1, 1943.
Berres,
BatlleAug. 2-31, 1948.
1951.
up a federal council of nine members, six from the majority party and three from
i
the minority.
22, 1929.
1929, Juan Bautista Perez (provisional), Apr. 22, 1929-June. 13, 1931.
1931, Juan Vicente Gomez, July 13; 1931-Dec. 7, 1935.
1935, Eleazar Ldpez Contreras, Dec. 18, 1935-May 5, 1941.
1941, Isaias Medina Angarita. May 5, 1941-Oct. 18, 1945.
1945, Romulo Betancourt (provisional), Oct. 18, 1945 -Feb. 15. 1948.
1948, Romulo Gallegos, Feb. 15-Nov. 24, 1948.
1948, Carlos Delgado Chalbaud (provisional), Nov. 24, 1948-Nov.
13, 1950.
1952, Marcoa Perez Jimknez, Dec. 3. 1952-Apr. 19: 1953 ; (constitutional) Apr. 10, 1953Jan. 23, 1958.
1958, Military junta, Jan. 23, 1958-Feb. 13, 1959.
1959, Romulo Betancourt. Feb. 13. 1959-
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