List of Presidents of Paraguay Totally Explained

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This is a list of Presidents of Paraguay and holders of its predecessor offices.
The workplace of the President of Paraguay is the Palacio de los López, in Asuncion. The Presidential Residence is Mburuvichá Roga House, also in Asuncion.

Consuls

Fulgencio Yegros (1811)
José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia (12 October 1813 - 12 February 1814)
Fulgencio Yegros (12 February 1814 - 12 June 1814)
José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia (12 June 1814 - 20 September 1840)
Manuel Antonio Ortiz (20 September 1840 - 22 January 1841)
Juan José Medina (22 January 1841 - 9 February 1841)
Mariano Roque Alonzo (9 February 1841 - 14 March 1841)
Mariano Roque Alonzo with Carlos Antonio López (14 March 1841 - 13 March 1844)

Presidents of Paraguay

Carlos Antonio López (March 14 1844 - September 10 1862), nephew of José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia, died in office

Francisco Solano López (September 10 1862 - March 1 1870), illegitimate son of the wife of Carlos Antonio López, killed in battle

Triumvirate:

Cirilo Antonio Rivarola (March 1 1870 - December 10 1870)
Carlos Loizaga (March 1 1870 - December 10 1870)
José Díaz de Bedoza (November 1870 - December 10 1870)

Cirilo Antonio Rivarola (December 10 1870 - December 12 1871)

Salvador Jovellanos (December 12 1871 - November 25 1874)

Juan Bautista Gill (November 25 1874 - April 12 1877)

Higinio Uriate (April 12 1877 - November 25 1878)

Cándido Barreiro (November 27 1878 - September 1880)

Adolfo Saguier (September 1880 - November 25 1881)

Gen. Bernardino Caballero (November 25 1881 - November 25 1886)

Patricio Escobar (November 25 1886 - September 25 1890)

Juan Gualberto González (September 25 1890 - June 1894)

Marcos Moringo (June 1894 - November 25 1894)

Juan Bautista Eguzquiza (November 25 1894 - November 25 1898)

Emilio Aceval (November 25 1898 - January 9 1902), died in office

Héctor Carvallo (January 9 1902 - November 25 1902)

Juan Antonio Escurra (November 25 1902 - August 11 1904)

Juan Gaona (coup October 18 1904 - December 8 1905)

Dr Cecilio Báez (coup December 8 1905 - November 25 1906)

Dr Benigno Ferreira (November 25 1906 - July 4 1908)

Emiliano González Navero (coup July 5 1908 - November 25 1910)

Dr Manuel Gondra (November 25 1910 - January 11 1911)

Col. Albino Jara (coup January 19 1911 - July 5 1911)

Liberato Marcial Rojas (coup July 6 1911 - December 1911)

Dr Pedro Peña (coup January 1 1912 - March 25 1912)

Emiliano Gonzalez Navero (March 25 1912 - August 15 1912), provisional

Eduardo Schaerer (August 15 1912 - August 15 1916), first to serve full term since Lopez 1870

Dr Manuel Franco (August 15 1916 - June 5 1919), died in office

Dr José P. Montero (June 7 1919 - August 15 1920)

Dr Manuel Gondra (August 15 1920 - October 31 1921), forced to resign

Dr Félix Paiva (October 31 1921 - November 3 1921)

Dr Eusebio Ayala (coup November 3 1921 - April 1 1923), resigned

Dr Eligio Ayala (April 1 1923 - April 12 1924), provisional

Dr Luis Riart (April 12 1924 - August 15 1924), provisional

Dr Eligio Ayala (August 15 1924 - August 15 1928)

Dr José Patricio Gugguiari (August 15 1928 - October 26 1931)

Emiliano González Navero (October 26 1931 - January 28 1932)

Dr José Patricio Gugguiari (January 28 1932 - August 15 1932)

Dr Eusebio Ayala (August 15 1932 - February 17 1936), deposed

Col. Rafael Franco (coup February 18 1936 - August 13 1937)

Dr Felix Paiva (coup August 15 1937 - August 15 1939)

Gen. José Félix Estigarribia (August 15 1939 - September 7 1940), died in a plane crash

Gen. Higinio Morinigo (September 7 1940 - June 3 1948), seized absolute power and ruled by decree from December 7 1940. Resigned and went into exile in Argentina, following coup

Gen. Dr Juan Manuel Frutos (June 3 1948 - August 15 1948), provisional

Dr Juan Natalico González (August 15 1948 - December 30 1948), deposed by coup

Gen. Raimundo Rolon (January 30 1949 - February 27 1949)

Dr Felipe Molas López (February 27 1949 - September 10 1949), resigned

Dr Federico Chaves (September 10 1949 - May 5 1954), resigned

Tomás Romero Pereira (May 5 1954 - August 15 1954), interim

Gen. Alfredo Stroessner (August 15 1954 - February 3 1989)

Gen. Andrés Rodríguez (coup February 3 1989 - August 15 1993)

Juan Carlos Wasmosy (August 15 1993 - August 15 1998)

Raúl Cubas Grau (August 15 1998 - March 29 1999), resigned following implication in assassination of his vice president

Luis Ángel González Macchi (March 30 1999 - August 15 2003)

Dr Nicanor Duarte Frutos (August 15 2003 - present)

Fernando Armindo Lugo Méndez (Elect)Further Information

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