List of presidents of Costa Madora

First Republic (1821–1877)

Nº	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office		Time in office	Political party	Ref.
1		Felipe Hernando de Villasante (1787–1853)	June 18, 1821	June 18, 1833	12 years, 0 days	Independent
			1821, 1825, 1829
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2		Alejandro Italá (1793–1851)	June 18, 1833	June 18, 1837	4 years, 0 days	Independent
			1833
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3		Marcial Paredes (1808–1867)	June 18, 1837	June 18, 1841	4 years, 0 days
			1837
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4		Rafael Meranza (1804–1871)	June 18, 1841	April 13, 1843	1 year, 299 days
			1841
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5		José Fulgencio Suácos (1807–1877)	April 13, 1843	August 12, 1877	34 years, 121 days
			1845
			Appointed by the National Assembly, Suácos introduced economic, technological, social, and cultural changes, later ruling Costa Madora as a dictator. Resigned during the height of the Madorian Civil War, but was captured and executed without trial.
—		Luis Edgar Villegas (1834–1913)	August 12, 1877	August 21, 1877	9 days
			None

Second Republic (1877–1941)

Nº	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office		Time in office	Political party	Ref.
6		Agustin de Lérie (1828–1909)	August 21, 1877	June 21, 1881	3 years, 304 days
			1877
7		Juan Manuel Riba (1836–1909)	June 21, 1881	June 21, 1889	8 years, 0 days
			1881, 1885
8		Francisco Jose Cuevas (1842–1890)	June 21, 1889	January 5, 1890	198 days
			1889
—		Jean-Marie Naudé (1844–1927)	January 5, 1890	June 21, 1890	167 days
			None
9		Andres Panadero (1827–1916)	June 21, 1890	June 21, 1893	3 years, 0 days
			1890
10		Roberto Vergara (1842–1915)	June 21, 1893	June 21, 1897	4 years, 0 days
			1893
11		Marcos Orellana (1863–1927)	June 21, 1897	June 21, 1901	4 years, 0 days
			1897
12		Jean-Marie Naudé (1844–1941)	June 21, 1901	June 21, 1909	8 years, 0 days
			1901, 1905

Madorian State (1941–1945)

Nº	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office		Time in office	Political party	Ref.
		Jan Esparca (1897–1953)	October 10, 1941	May 27, 1945	3 years, 229 days

Fourth Republic (1971–present)

Nº	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office		Time in office	Political party	Ref.
		Javier Elías Aguados (1933–1986)	June 21, 1971	June 21, 1979	8 years, 0 days	La Coalición
			1971, 1975
			First democratic President since the Abiejónato, Aguados implemented a range of reforms that combined leftist policies with conservative principles.
		Pau Aranda (1926–2020)	June 21, 1979	June 21, 1983	4 years, 0 days
			1979
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		Miguel Henrique Asalvez (1935–)	June 21, 1983	June 21, 1987	4 years, 0 days
			1983
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		Lucia Asalvez (1939–)	June 21, 1987	June 21, 1995	8 years, 0 days
			1987, 1991
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		Marco Borja Vargas (1952–)	June 21, 1995	June 21, 1999	4 years, 0 days
			1995
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		Raúl Albaceón (1946–2002)	June 21, 1999	March 16, 2002	2 years, 268 days
			1999
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		Guillermo Mínguez (1937–)	March 19, 2002	June 21, 2007	5 years, 94 days
			2002
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		Mats Strandberg (1959–2011)	June 21, 2007	April 23, 2011	3 years, 306 days
			2007
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		Guillermo Mínguez (1937–)	April 23, 2011	June 21, 2011	59 days
			None
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		Pol Olloqui (1948–)	June 21, 2011	June 21, 2015	4 years, 0 days
			2011
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		Antonio Nescós (1963–)	June 21, 2015	June 21, 2019	4 years, 0 days
			2015
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		Eva Strandberg (1978–)	June 21, 2019	June 21, 2023	4 years, 0 days	Libertad y Justicia
			2019
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	File:Carlos Arduga cropped.jpg	Carlos Arduga (1955–)	June 21, 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 185 days	Libertad y Justicia
			2023
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