List of Trenadian presidents

The president of the Federative Republic of Trenado is the chief executive of the government and commander in chief of the country's Armed Forces. Below is a list of presidents of Trenado.

No.	Portrait	Name	Elected	Term of office			Political party	Vice president
No.	Portrait	Name	Elected	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Vice president
1	:	Abraham Saabedra (1763–1826)	—	3 May 1807	31 December 1816	9 years, 242 days	None	Axel Viera
2		Basil Ovalle (1767–1830)	1816	1 January 1817	31 December 1820	4 years	Republican Party	Xabier Souto
3		Godoy Placido (1767–1835)	1820	1 January 1821	31 December 1828	8 years	Republican Party	Fiodor Lema
4		Isidro Aponte (1789–1839)	1828	1 January 1829	31 December 1832	4 years	Republican Party	Marcelo Ron
5		Tomas Figueredo (1797–1852)	1832	1 January 1833	31 December 1836	4 years	Reformist Party	Maxin Buehler
6		Moises Bernabe Vasquez (1798–1867)	1836	1 January 1837	31 December 1844	8 years	Libertarian Party of Trenado	Ezequiel Vigo^[a]
6		Moises Bernabe Vasquez (1798–1867)	1836	1 January 1837	31 December 1844	8 years	Libertarian Party of Trenado	Hugo Peredo
7		Maxin Buehler (1790–1853)	1844	1 January 1845	31 December 1848	4 years	Reformist Party	Adan Caldeira
8		Isaac de Soto (1792–1862)	1848	1 January 1849	31 December 1852	4 years	Democratic Party for Trenado	Martino Quiroga
9		Eutelo Vinal (1795–1859)	1852	1 January 1853	2 August 1854^[b]	1 year, 213 days	Republican Party	Adan Varon Silva
10		Adan Varon Silva (1805–1875)	—	3 August 1854	31 December 1856	2 years, 150 days	Republican Party	Vacant
11		Lorenzo Goyanes (1802–1875)	1856	1 January 1856	31 December 1864	8 years	Libertarian Party	Leon Souto
12		Leon Souto (1809–1893)	1864	1 January 1865	31 December 1868	4 years	Libertarian Party	Erico Bueno Garcia
13		Xoaquin Perrino Lemos (1810–1882)	1868	1 January 1869	31 December 1872	4 years	Trenadian Social Democratic Party	Ramiro Cales
14		Eloi Spinale (1821–1876)	1872	1 January 1873	15 July 1876^[c]	3 years, 196 days	Reform Party of Trenado	Octavio Lagos
15		Octavio Lagos (1822–1902)	—	15 July 1876	31 December 1876	3 years, 196 days	Social Popular Party	Vacant
16		Bruno Cristóbal (1817–1888)	1876	1 January 1877	31 December 1880	4 years	Trenadian Social Democratic Party	Breixo Ruis
17		Caetano Figueroa (1813–1905)	1880	1 January 1881	31 December 1884	4 years	Liberal Party	Xacobe Figueroa
18		Ruben Gomez (1836–1903)	1884	1 January 1885	31 December 1888	4 years	Trenadian Social Democratic Party	Pato Pezzella
19		Pato Pezzella (1840–1927)	1888	1 January 1889	31 December 1896	4 years	Trenadian Social Democratic Party	Andre Bayona
19		Marino Sanjorge (1849–1915)	1896	1 January 1897	30 November 1899^[d]	2 years, 333 days	Trenadian Republic Party	Gonzalo Monteverde Gomez
20		Gonzalo Monteverde Gomez (1849–1919)	—	1 December 1899	31 December 1900	1 year, 30 days	None (until Feb. 1900)	Vacant
20		Gonzalo Monteverde Gomez (1849–1919)	—	1 December 1899	31 December 1900	1 year, 30 days	Social Republican Party (from 1900)	Vacant
21		Pato Pezzella (1840–1927)	1900	1 January 1901	31 December 1908	8 years	Trenadian Social Democratic Party	Julio Pascoal
22		Micael Lazo (1858–1918)	1908	1 January 1909	20 April 1912^[e]	3 years, 110 days	National Social Party	Teofila de Brito
23		Teofila de Brito (1861–1934)	—	21 April 1912	31 December 1912	254 days	Social Liberal Union	Vacant
24		Heitor Sosa Avina (1863–1937)	1912	1 January 1913	31 December 1916	4 years	Republicans	Miguel Saravia
25		Victor Novoa (1871–1935)	1916	1 January 1917	31 December 1920	4 years	Libertarians	Lino Montero
26		Filipe Salles (1868–1933)	1920	1 January 1921	31 December 1928	8 years	Libertarians	Duarte Ocampos
27		Salomon Aguilar (1868–1933)	1928	1 January 1929	1 August 1932^[f]	3 years, 213 days	Social Democracy	Bernabe Lucio
—		Bento Godoy Pineiro (1888–1947)	—^[g]	4 August 1932	19 August 1932^[h]	15 days	None	Vacant
28		Roberto Gonzales (1883–1947)	1932	19 August 1932	31 December 1946	17 years, 134 days	Integralist Union	Sebastián Melle
29		Donis Moreno (1894–1974)	1946	1 January 1947	31 December 1948	2 years	Social Conservatives	Gael Pino
30		Gael Pino (1895–1962)	1948	1 January 1949	31 December 1952	4 years	Social Conservatives	Euler Tapia
31		Rodolfo de Sousa (1904–1979)	1952	1 January 1953	31 December 1956	4 years	Social Democracy	Isaac Baltasar
32		Carlos Candía (1905–1985)	1956	1 January 1957	31 December 1960	4 years	Social Democracy	Isaac Baltasar
33		Augusto Ferreyra (1909–1992)	1960	1 January 1961	31 December 1964	4 years	Libertarians	Tadeu Verdugo
34		Felix Mazon (1912–1999)	1964	1 January 1965	31 December 1972	8 years	Social Democracy	Cibrán Vasquez
35		Rosemaria de Castro (1932–2003)	1972	1 January 1973	31 December 1980	8 years	Libertarians	Nuno Gregorio Basquez
36		Carlos Friedemann (born 1934)	1980	1 January 1981	31 December 1988	8 years	Libertarians	Ruben Valle
37		Rosemaria de Castro (1932–2003)	1988	1 January 1989	31 December 1992	4 years	Libertarians	Lorenzo Sarabia
38		Lorenzo Sarabia (born 1947)	1992	1 January 1992	31 December 2000	8 years	Libertarians	Jaime Cambra^[i]
38		Lorenzo Sarabia (born 1947)	1992	1 January 1992	31 December 2000	8 years	Libertarians	Elias Meléndrez
39		Leonardo Cuello (born 1949)	2000	1 January 2000	8 January 2004^[j]	4 years, 7 days	Progressives	Moises Viveiros
40		Osvaldo Cervantes (born 1942)	—	8 January 2004	22 May 2005^[k]	1 year, 134 days	Conservatives	Brandán Garcia
41		Brandán Garcia (born 1950)	—	22 May 2005	31 December 2008	3 years, 223 days	Conservatives	Vacant
42		Cristóforo Muniz (born 1963)	2008	1 January 2009	31 December 2012	4 years	Social Democracy	Alex Braga Nunez
43		Marta Bellotti (born 1966)	2012	1 January 2013	31 December 2016	4 years	Libertarians	Luis Valentin da Villa
44		Roque Aguilar (born 1966)	2016	1 January 2017	13 March 2019^[l]	2 years, 71 days	National Union	Luis Fonzeca
45		Luis Fonzeca (born 1966)	—	14 March 2019	31 December 2020	1 year, 292 days	Conservatives	Vacant
46		Gonzalo Freitas (born 1971)	2020	1 January 2021	Incumbent	3 years, 154 days	Social Democracy	Amelia Fajardo

Notes

↑ The vice-president-elect Ezequiel Vigo resigned in February 1839 due to disagreements with his political party, with an internal election choosing Hugo Peredo as the new vice-president a month later.
↑ Eutelo resigned due to health problems in August 1854, being succeeded by then vice-president Adan Varon Silva.
↑ Eloi Spinale passed away on 15 July 1876 due to tuberculosis, with Octavio Lagos taking office as acting president
↑ Marino Sanjorge resigned on 30 November 1899 after a series of legislative scandals involving him, his ministers and political parties in order to approve new laws. He was succeeded by vice-president Gonzalo Monteverde Gomez
↑ Micael Lazo resigned on 20 April 1912, and Teofila de Brito took over as president.
↑ Salomon Aguilar was deposed and replaced by an interin military government due to a coup d'etat on 1 August 1932.
↑ Officially, Bento Godoy Pineiro is not recognized as part of the gallery of Presidents of the Republic.
↑ Bento Godoy Pineiro resigned as the military president on 19 August 1932, with Roberto Gonzales taking over after internal elections.
↑ Jaime Cambra resigned from vice-presidency due to health problems on 30 July 1993, with Elias Meléndrez taking office.
↑ Leonardo Cuello stayed as president until 8 January 2004 due to pending judicial and legislative decisions regarding the next president of Trenado, as elected president Elias Meléndrez was ousted for alleged electoral fraud.
↑ Osvaldo Cervantes resigned on 22 May 2005, being replaced by vice-president Brandán Garcia.
↑ Roque Aguilar resigned on 13 March 2019, with vice-president Luis Fonzeca taking office as president.

[1] The vice-president-elect Ezequiel Vigo resigned in February 1839 due to disagreements with his political party, with an internal election choosing Hugo Peredo as the new vice-president a month later.

[2] Eutelo resigned due to health problems in August 1854, being succeeded by then vice-president Adan Varon Silva.

[3] Eloi Spinale passed away on 15 July 1876 due to tuberculosis, with Octavio Lagos taking office as acting president

[4] Marino Sanjorge resigned on 30 November 1899 after a series of legislative scandals involving him, his ministers and political parties in order to approve new laws. He was succeeded by vice-president Gonzalo Monteverde Gomez

[5] Micael Lazo resigned on 20 April 1912, and Teofila de Brito took over as president.

[6] Salomon Aguilar was deposed and replaced by an interin military government due to a coup d'etat on 1 August 1932.

[7] Officially, Bento Godoy Pineiro is not recognized as part of the gallery of Presidents of the Republic.

[8] Bento Godoy Pineiro resigned as the military president on 19 August 1932, with Roberto Gonzales taking over after internal elections.

[9] Jaime Cambra resigned from vice-presidency due to health problems on 30 July 1993, with Elias Meléndrez taking office.

[10] Leonardo Cuello stayed as president until 8 January 2004 due to pending judicial and legislative decisions regarding the next president of Trenado, as elected president Elias Meléndrez was ousted for alleged electoral fraud.

[11] Osvaldo Cervantes resigned on 22 May 2005, being replaced by vice-president Brandán Garcia.

[12] Roque Aguilar resigned on 13 March 2019, with vice-president Luis Fonzeca taking office as president.

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