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| '''[[Novembrist Junta]]'''<br />{{small|(Lucián Sarmiento, Maximo Graciani, Leonardo Gaona)}}
| '''[[Novembrist Junta]]'''<br />{{small|(Jesús Franco, Domingo Murillo, Hugo Aguinaldo)}}
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| 2 November 1893
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| 12 January 1898
| 5 January 1898
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==Third Republic of Montilla (1898-1943)==
==Third Republic of Montilla (1898-1943)==
{| class=wikitable style=text-align:center
|- bgcolor=#cccccc
! {{Abbr|No.|Number}}
! President<br />{{small|(birth–death / members)}}
! Portrait
! Elected
! Took office
! Left office
! Political party
! colspan=2|Vice president(s)
! Previous public office
! Birthplace
|-
! style="background:gray; color:white;"| 19
| '''[[Januarist Junta]]'''<br />{{small|(Lucián Sarmiento, Maximo Graciani, Leonardo Gaona)}}
| [[File:Montilla Army pre-revolution.png|150px]]
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| 5 January 1898
| 31 December 1899
|  None (''military'')
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| —
| —
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! style="background:gray; color:white;"| 20
| '''[[Benito Costa]]'''<br />{{small|(1839–1900)}}
| [[File:José Miguel Gómez.jpg|150px]]
| —
| 1 January 1900
| 14 November 1900
| {{wpl|Independent politician|Independent}}
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| President of the [[National Assembly (Montilla)|National Assembly]]
| [[Ciudad Mallea]],<br> [[Isla Mallea]], [[Montilla]]
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| '''[[Guillermo de Azcona]]'''<br />{{small|(1860–1943)}}
| [[File:The Cuba review (1907-1931) (20795158912).jpg|150px]]
| 1900 <br> 1905
| 15 November 1900
| 14 November 1910
| [[New Republican Party (Montilla)|New Republican Party]] (NPR)
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| [[Ismael Tenorio]]<br />{{small|([[New Republican Party (Montilla)|NPR]])}}
| Governor of the Province of [[Canaveral]]
| [[San Marcos]],<br> Province of [[Yanaguas]], [[Montilla]]
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First Republic of Montilla (1812-1842)

No. President
(birth–death) 		Portrait Elected Took office Left office Political party Vice president(s) Previous public office Birthplace
1 Leon Herrada
(1766–1820) 		Juan Manuel Blanes - Artigas en la Ciudadela.jpg — 8 June 1812 9 October 1820 None (military) Nicolas de Azcona President of the Guaitiao Congress
General of the Liberation Army 		Guaitiao,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
2 Nicolas de Azcona
(1768–1848) 		Martín Miguel de Güemes 1.jpg 1825
(Plebiscite) 		9 October 1820 14 November 1830 None (military) Garcia Colada Vice-president San Marcos,
Province of Yanaguas, Montilla
3 Ruberte de la Forsa
(1784–1864) 		Mora Porras, Juan Rafael -pteCR por Povedano MHJS f2.jpg 1830 15 November 1830 14 November 1835 Montillan Republican Party (PRM) Samuel Valerio
(PRM) 		President of the National Assembly Posadas,
Isla del Sal, Montilla
4 Juan Diego Verdasco
(1784–1842) 		José María Alfaro Zamora.JPG 1835 15 November 1835 2 May 1842 Montillan Republican Party (PRM) Rosa y Costa
(PRM) 		President of the National Assembly
Formerly Governor of the Province of Isla del Arsenal 		Ancona,
Isla del Arsenal, Montilla

Gracianist Republic (1842-1852)

No. President
(birth–death) 		Portrait Elected Took office Left office Political party Vice president(s) Previous public office Birthplace
5 Antonio Graciani
(1793–1848) 		Justo jose urquiza.jpg — 2 May 1842 8 June 1848 None (military) Luciano Cotilla General of the Montillan Army Veralez,
Province of Canaveral, Montilla
6 Luciano Cotilla
(1817–1893) 		Martin Tovar y Tovar 34.jpg — 8 June 1848 21 December 1852 None (military) — Vice-president Pueblira,
Province of Montalvo, Montilla

Second Republic of Montilla (1852-1893)

No. President
(birth–death / members) 		Portrait Elected Took office Left office Political party Vice president(s) Previous public office Birthplace
7 Restorationist Junta
(Juan Pablo Vera, Agustin de Carmona, Francisco Aguayo) 		Montilla Army pre-revolution.png — 21 December 1852 14 November 1855 None (military) — — —
8 Francisco Aguayo
(1805–1888) 		Retrato de Santiago Calzadilla - Prilidiano Pueyrredón.jpg 1855 15 November 1855 14 November 1860 Conservative Party (PC) Hector Cardaval
(PC) 		Member of the Restorationist Junta
Formerly Brigadier General of the Montillan Army 		La Paz del Campo,
Province of Canaveral, Montilla
9 Mauricio Galves
(1814–1905) 		Solomon Juneau painting.jpg 1860 15 November 1860 7 September 1863 Conservative Party (PC) Hector Cardaval
(PC) 		Minister of War
Formerly President of the National Assembly 		Guaitiao,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
10 Hector Cardaval
(1809–1889) 		Leon Kapliński - Portret Tytusa Działynskiego.jpg — 8 September 1863 14 November 1865 Conservative Party (PC) — Vice-president Guaitiao,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
11 Gabriel Luz Arboleda
(1816–1904) 		Bruno Carranza Ramirez.JPG 1865 15 November 1865 14 November 1870 Republican Liberal Party (PLR) Miguel Arboleda
(PLR) 		Governor of the Province of Artiaga Puerto Morillo,
Province of Artiaga, Montilla
12 Ezequiel Miralles
(1828–1878) 		Tomás Guardia Gutiérrez.JPG 1870
1875 		15 November 1865 12 July 1878 Republican Liberal Party (PLR) Orlando López
(PLR) 		Representative of Isla del Arsenal
Formerly Lieutenant Commander of the Montillan Navy 		Ancona,
Isla del Arsenal, Montilla
13 Orlando López
(1828–1878) 		Sarmiento-new.jpg — 12 July 1878 31 December 1878 Republican Liberal Party (PLR) — Vice-president Guaitiao,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
14 Adán Ocampo Graciani
(1834–1918) 		Próspero Fernández Oreamuno.JPG — 1 January 1879 5 February 1879 None (military) — Colonel of the Montillan Army Guaitiao,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
15 Javier Franco
(1820–1900) 		Illus-059 (Salvador, 20th Century).jpg — 5 February 1879 14 November 1880 Conservative Party (PC) — President of the National Assembly Villanova,
Isla del Sal, Montilla
15 Pedro Montero de Villaverde
(1819–1895) 		Louis Buvelot 1883.jpg 1880 15 November 1880 14 November 1885 Conservative Party (PC) Ivan Ros
(PC) 		Minister of Industry and Agriculture
Formerly Representative of the Province of Guaitiao 		Barrueca,
Province of Guaitiao, Montilla
16 Ivan Ros
(1826–1924) 		Diogo de Ornelas de França Carvalhal Frazão e Figueiroa, conde da Calçada, 1882 (c.).png 1885 15 November 1885 14 November 1890 Conservative Party (PC) Javier Franco
(PC) 		Vice-president Herrada,
Province of Sonseca, Montilla
17 Alonso Mastache
(1833–1893) 		Barbier, Jules, Nadar, Gallica.jpg 1890 15 November 1890 2 November 1893 Radical Republican League (LRR) Juan Martin Mariano
(PLR) 		Governor of the Province of Canaveral Nicolas de Azcona,
Province of Canaveral, Montilla
18 Novembrist Junta
(Jesús Franco, Domingo Murillo, Hugo Aguinaldo) 		Montilla Army pre-revolution.png — 2 November 1893 5 January 1898 None (military) — — —

Third Republic of Montilla (1898-1943)

No. President
(birth–death / members) 		Portrait Elected Took office Left office Political party Vice president(s) Previous public office Birthplace
19 Januarist Junta
(Lucián Sarmiento, Maximo Graciani, Leonardo Gaona) 		Montilla Army pre-revolution.png — 5 January 1898 31 December 1899 None (military) — — —
20 Benito Costa
(1839–1900) 		José Miguel Gómez.jpg — 1 January 1900 14 November 1900 Independent — President of the National Assembly Ciudad Mallea,
Isla Mallea, Montilla
21 Guillermo de Azcona
(1860–1943) 		The Cuba review (1907-1931) (20795158912).jpg 1900
1905 		15 November 1900 14 November 1910 New Republican Party (NPR) Ismael Tenorio
(NPR) 		Governor of the Province of Canaveral San Marcos,
Province of Yanaguas, Montilla
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