List of heads of state of the Federal Republic of Central America

This is a list of heads of state of the Federal Republic of Central America from its founding in 1821/1823 until its dissolution in 1840.

Heads of state

Superior Political Chiefs NoPortraitHead of StateTerm of officeParty Took office Left officeTime in office1Gabino Gaínza 15 September 1821 5 January 1822IndependentPart of the First Mexican Empire (5 January 1822 – 1 July 1823)2José Matías Delgado 1 July 1823 10 July 1823Independent

First Triumvirate

NoPortraitHead of StateTerm of officeParty Took office Left officeTime in office1Pedro Molina Mazariegos 10 July 1823 4 October 1823 Liberal2Antonio Rivera Cabezas Liberal3Juan Vicente Villacorta DíazLiberal

Second Triumvirate

NoPortraitHead of StateTerm of officeParty Took office Left officeTime in office1Tomas O'Horan 4 October 1823 29 April 1825Independent2José Santiago Milla Pineda Arriaga 4 October 1823 5 February 1824Independent3Juan Vicente Villacorta Díaz 6 October 1823 15 March 1824 Liberal4José Cecilio del Valle 5 February 1824 29 April 1825 Conservative5Manuel José Arce 15 March 1824 20 October 1824 Liberal6José Manuel de la Cerda y Aguilar 20 October 1824 29 April 1825Independent

Presidents

Political parties

Portrait Name Elected Term of office Political affiliation Took office Left office Time in office — José Cecilio del Valle 1825 Election nullified by the Federal Congress Conservative 1 Manuel José Arce 1825 29 April 1825 14 February 1828 Liberal – Mariano Beltranena y Llano – 14 February 1828 13 April 1829 Conservative – Francisco Morazán – 13 April 1829 25 June 1829 Liberal – José Francisco Barrundia – 25 June 1829 16 September 1830 Liberal 2 Francisco Morazán 1830 16 September 1830 16 September 1834 Liberal – José Cecilio del Valle 1833 Died in 1834 before assuming office Conservative – José Gregorio Salazar – 16 September 1834 14 February 1835 Liberal (2) Francisco Morazán 1835 14 February 1835 1 February 1839 Liberal – Diego Vigil y Cocaña – 1 February 1839 31 March 1840 Liberal

See also

Federal Republic of Central America

References

Citations

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