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Latest revision as of 13:45, 25 March 2020

Since the overthrow of the Agarn Empire in 1966, Agarntrop has had eight Presidents from various parties. This page details them.

Political Parties

List

No. Name
(Birth–Death)
Portrait Party Term of office Elections Won Prime Minister
1 Ipol Naranja
(1914–1983)
Ipol Naranja.jpg Independent 6 November
1966
1 January
1971
None
(Interim)
TBD
2 Pablo Cantana
(1907-2000)
Valéry Giscard d’Estaing 1978.jpg Socialist 1 January
1971
1 January
1976
1970 TBD
3 Jair Lunata
(1914-1995)
Pierre Trudeau (1975).jpg Social Democrat 1 January
1976
1 January
1981
1975 TBD
4 Pedro Rajoy
(1911-1991)
Helmut Kohl.jpg Socialist 1 January
1981
1 January
1986
1980 TBD
5 Pablo Ásola
(1930-2017)
John Major 1996.jpg Social Democrat 1 January
1986
1 January
2001
1985

1990

1995
TBD
6 Felipe Leopoldo Anzar
(1948-)
Nicolas Sarkozy.jpg Social Democrat 1 January
2001
1 January
2006
2000 TBD
7 Maria Ana
(1951-)
Bachelet09122006.jpg Socialist 1 January
2006
1 January
2016
2005

2010
TBD
8 Sasini Nanichad
(1972-)
Priti Patel 2016.jpg Social Democrat 1 January
2016
Incumbent 2015 Santiago Obela