List of mayors of Badalona

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This list of mayors Badalona starts in 1835, [1] [2] after the reform of the ayuntamientos by the central government, during the regency of Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies. Currently the mayor is the head of the government and the municipal administration. It has several functions, including representing the city council in all the officials acts, summons and chairs the plenary sessions and the local government council. [3]

NameTermParty
Joan Banús Pujol1835–1837
Francesc d'Assís Planas Barriga1837–1839
Pere Vehils Torrents1839–1841
Pere Casals Xicota1841–1842
Salvador Pujol Bruguera1842–1843
Ramon Llobet Arquer1843–1843
Pere Vehils Torrents1843–1843
Onofre Bachs Cuixart1843–1844
Josep Rosés Torrents-Lladó1844–1846
Josep Comas Renom1846–1848
Francesc Agell Martí1848–1849
Francesc d'Assís Antoja Vilaseca1849-1849
Josep Rosés Torrents-Lladó1849–1852
Gerard Maristany Campmany1852–1854
Onofre Bachs Cuixart1854–1854
Josep Brunet Torres1854–1855
Francesc Bosch Monpart1855–1855
Josep Brunet Torres1855–1856
Pere Vehils Torrents1856-1856
Josep Viñas Cuadras1856–1865
Gerard Maristany Campmany1865–1868
Martí Planas Planas [4] 1868–1868
Sebastià Badia Gibert1868–1872
Josep Solà Seriol1872–1872
Sebastià Badia Gibert1872–1872
Josep Solà Seriol1872–1873
Martí Guardiola Roig1873–1874
Sebastià Badia Gibert1874–1875
Jaume Marinel·lo Rosés [5] 1875-1875
Jaume Botey Garriga1875–1876 Conservative Party
Ramon Planas Planas1876–1879
Josep Caritg Arnó1879–1881
Francesc d'Assís Guixeras Viñas1881–1884 Liberal Party
Josep Caritg Arnó1884–1886Conservative Party [4]
Francesc d'Assís Guixeras Viñas1886–1887Liberal Party
Francesc Viñas Renom1887–1890
Carles Parés Marsans1890–1891
Enric Llobateras Prat1891–1893Conservative Party
Pere Renom Riera1893–1894Liberal Party
Joaquim Palay Jaurés1894–1895Conservative Party
Pere Folch Pujadas1895–1897
Joaquim Palay Jaurés1897–1898
Joan Torres Viza1898–1898
Francesc Viñas Renom1898–1898Liberal Party
Pere Renom Riera1898–1899
Valentí Moragas Sabatés1899-1899Acting
Ramon Amat Comellas1899–1902Conservative Party
Joaquim Costa Alsina1902–1904
Josep Suñol Capdevila1904–1904
Josep Valls Riera1904–1905
Josep Fonollà Sabater1905–1906Acting
Martí Pujol Planas1906–1910 Regionalist League of Catalonia
Leopold Botey Vila1910–1910
Josep Vergés Vallmajor1910–1912
Martí Pujol Planas1912–1914Badalona's Solidarity
Josep Casas Costa1914–1918 Republican Nationalist Federal Union
Jaume Martí Cabot1918–1919
Joaquim Pujol Oliveras1919–1923Regionalist League of Catalonia
Jaume Martí Cabot1923-1923Republican Nationalist Federal Union
Josep Fonollà Sabater1923–1924 Dictatorship of Primo de Rivera
Pere Sabaté Curto1924–1930
Baldomero San Martín Arnal1930–1930Acting
Lluís Ysamat Lazzoli1930–1931Regionalist League of Catalonia
Josep Casas Costa1931–1934Republican Nationalist Federal Union
Joan Deulofeu Arquer1934–1934 Republican Left of Catalonia
Pere Borràs Milà1934–1936Acting
Joan Deulofeu Arquer1936-1936Republican Left of Catalonia
Frederic Xifré Masferrer1936–1937
Vicenç Roura Boix1937–1937Acting
Josep Martínez Écija1937–1937Sindicalist
Joan Manent Pesas1937–1938
Josep Martínez Écija1938–1938
Pere Cané Barceló1938–1939
Miquel Xicart Potrony1939–1939 Dictatorship of Franco
Miquel Sotero Llull1939–1940
Salvador Serentill Costa1940–1945
Luis Maristany Palanco1945–1954
Santiago March Blanch1954–1961
Miquel Cardelús Carrera1961–1961
Josep Torras Trias1961–1964
Felipe Antoja Vigo1964–1974
José Guillén Clapés1974–1974
Isidre Caballeria Pla1974–1977 Spanish transition to democracy
Alfons Ramos Cruz1977–1979
Màrius Díaz Bielsa1979–1983 Unified Socialist Party of Catalonia
Joan Blanch Rodríguez1983–1999 Socialists' Party of Catalonia
Maite Arqué Ferrer [6] 1999–2008
Jordi Serra Isern2008–2011
Xavier García Albiol [7] 2011–2015 People's Party of Catalonia
Dolors Sabater Puig [8] 2015–2018Let's win Badalona in Common
Àlex Pastor López [9] [10] 2018–2020 Socialists' Party of Catalonia
Aïda Llauradó Álvarez (Acting) [11] 2020–2020 En Comú Podem
Xavier García Albiol [12] 2020–2021 People's Party of Catalonia
Rubén Guijarro [13] 2021–Present Socialists' Party of Catalonia

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