List of heads of state of Costa Madora

First Madorian Empire (1763–1821)

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Reign			House
		Reign start	Reign end	Duration
	Carlos I	September 21, 1763	December 6, 1798	35 years, 76 days
	Carlos II	December 6, 1798	November 11, 1817	18 years, 340 days

First Republic (1821–1837)

No.	President		Elected	Term of office			Political party
	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)		Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Felipe Hernando de Villasante (1787–1853)	1821 1826	June 18, 1821	June 18, 1831	10 years	Military
2		Alejandro Italá (1793–1837)	1831 1836	June 18, 1831	October 16, 1836	5 years, 120 days
3		Marcial Paredes (1808–1867)	None	October 16, 1836	April 23, 1837	189 days	Republican

Second Republic (1843–1877)

No.	President		Elected	Term of office			Political party
	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)		Took office	Left office	Time in office
4		José Fulgencio Suácos (1807–1877)	1843	August 3, 1843	January 11, 1844	161 days	Republican
5		Christian Aicaldez (1803–1881)	None	January 11, 1844	March 24, 1844	73 days
(4)		José Fulgencio Suácos (1807–1877)	None	March 24, 1844	June 18, 1845	1 year, 86 days
			1845	June 18, 1845	June 18, 1849	4 years
6		Emilio Cardenal (1807–1852)	1849	June 18, 1849	February 23, 1852	2 years, 250 days
7		Santiago Catalán (1795–1861)	1852 1857	February 23, 1852	August 9, 1861	9 years, 167 days	Christian Democrats
(4)		José Fulgencio Suácos (1807–1877)	None	August 9, 1861	August 12, 1877	16 years, 3 days	Republican
—		Luis Edgar Villegas (1834–1913)	None	August 12, 1877	August 21, 1877	9 days	Military

Third Republic (1877–1919)

No.	President		Elected	Term of office			Political party
	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)		Took office	Left office	Time in office
8		Agustin de Lérie (1828–1909)	1877	August 21, 1877	June 21, 1882	4 years, 304 days	Republican
9		Juan Manuel Riba (1836–1909)	1882 1887	June 21, 1882	June 21, 1892	10 years
10		Francisco Jose Cuevas (1842–1890)	1892	June 21, 1892	January 5, 1893	198 days
—		Jean-Marie Naudé (1844–1927)	None	January 5, 1893	June 21, 1893	167 days	Liberal Democrats
11		Andres Panadero (1827–1916)	1893	June 21, 1893	June 21, 1898	5 years	Christian Democrats
12		Roberto Vergara (1842–1915)	1898	June 21, 1898	June 21, 1903	5 years	Christian Democrats
13		Marcos Orellana (1863–1927)	1903	June 21, 1903	June 21, 1908	5 years
14		Jean-Marie Naudé (1844–1941)	1908 1913	June 21, 1908	January 7, 1919	10 years, 200 days	Liberal Democrats

Fourth Republic (1919–1955)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Term of office			Political party
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
President of the Republic
15		Miguel Barcéna (1886–1979)	1919	January 10, 1919	June 21, 1923	4 years, 162 days	Christian Democrats
16		Emilio de Herres (1886–1953)	1923	June 21, 1923	June 21, 1927	4 years
17		Francisco de Labrador (1873–1929)	1927	June 21, 1927	May 11, 1929 (Died in office)	1 year, 304 days
18		Francisco Ruiz (1884–1977)	None	May 11, 1929	June 21, 1931	2 years, 71 days
19		Eduardo Marín (1878–1965)	1931	June 21, 1931	June 21, 1935	4 years
20		Roberto Martínguez (1891–1983)	1935	June 21, 1935	June 21, 1939	4 years
21		Andres Calvo (1905–1979)	1939	June 21, 1939	December 23, 1941 (Resigned)	2 years, 185 days
22		Manuel Guadára (1874–1965)	None	December 23, 1941	September 18, 1945	3 years, 269 days
23		Jean-Marc Átudela (1896–1961)	1945 1949	September 18, 1945	June 21, 1953	7 years, 276 days	Social Democratic Union
24		Arturo Daríquez (1896–1980)	1953	June 21, 1953	September 6, 1955 (Overthrown)	2 years, 77 days

Fifth Republic (1955–present)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Term of office			Political party
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
El Conductor
—		Juan Francisco Abiejón (1909–1987)	None	September 6, 1955	October 2, 1967 (Arrested)	12 years, 26 days	Military
Chairman of the Provisional Government
1		Carlos Arán (born 1932)	None	October 2, 1967	May 23, 1968	234 days	La Coalición
2		Javier Elías Aguados (1923–2011)		May 23, 1968	January 3, 1969	225 days
3		Enrique Malverdez (1927–1981)		January 3, 1969	June 21, 1969	169 days
President of the Republic
25		Javier Elías Aguados (1923–2011)	1969 1973	June 21, 1969	June 21, 1977	8 years	La Coalición
26		Pau Aranda (1926–2020)	1977	June 21, 1977	February 3, 1981 (resigned)	3 years, 227 days	Christian Democrats
27		Miguel Henrique Asalvez (born 1935)	None	February 3, 1981	June 21, 1981	138 days	La Coalición
			1981	June 21, 1981	June 21, 1985	4 years
28		Lucia Asalvez (1936–1990)	1985 1989	June 21, 1985	December 14, 1990 (Assassinated)	5 years, 176 days
—		Carlos Arán (born 1932)	None	December 14, 1990	January 3, 1991	20 days	Independent
29		Noah Chae-Yeong (born 1943)	1991	January 3, 1991	June 21, 1993	2 years, 169 days	Nueva Patria
30		Gabriel Marqués de Villasante (born 1950)	1993	June 21, 1993	June 21, 1997	4 years	Christian Democrats
31		Guillermo Mínguez (born 1937)	1997 2001	June 21, 1997	June 21, 2005	8 years	Liberal Democrats
32		Carlos Montadá (born 1961)	2005	June 21, 2005	June 21, 2009	4 years	La Coalición
33		Mats Strandberg (1959–2013)	2009	June 21, 2009	April 23, 2013	3 years, 306 days	Social Democratic Union
—		Eduardo Valdés (born 1963)	None	April 23, 2013	June 21, 2013	59 days	Independent
34		Antonio Nescós (born 1961)	2013 2017	June 21, 2013	June 21, 2021	8 years	La Coalición
35		Eva Strandberg (born 1978)	2021	June 21, 2021	Incumbent	3 years, 184 days	Libertad y Justicia