Following is a list of municipal presidents of Chilpancingo, capital city of the Mexican state of Guerrero:
Municipal president | Term | Political party | Notes |
Carlos Rubio [1] | 04-1879–04-1879 | ||
Silvestre Guevara | 25-04-1879–05-09-1879 | ||
Luciano Calvo | 05-09-1879–22-11-1879 | ||
N/A | 1880 | ||
N/A | 1881 | ||
José María Cabañas | 02-01-1882–07-02-1882 | ||
Carlos Bravo | 07-01-1883–15-01-1883 | ||
Juan Cruz Manjarrez | 16-01-1883–02-08-1883 | ||
Francisco Argüelles | 03-08-1883–02-02-1884 | ||
Carlos Marquina Romero | 03-01-1884–19-05-1884 | ||
Daniel L. Cassy | 20-05-1884–12-08-1884 | ||
Rafael A. Campos Leyva | 13-08-1884–31-12-1884 | ||
Tedercio Herrera Bravo | 02-01-1885–02-12-1885 | ||
Manuel Cabañas | 23-12-1885–10-01-1886 | ||
Carlos Bravo | 11-01-1886–14-05-1886 | ||
Manuel Vega Catalán | 15-06-1886–17-06-1886 | ||
Alberto Morlet | 18-06-1886–28-12-1886 | ||
N/A | 1887 | ||
N/A | 1888 | ||
Juan A. Rodríguez | 06-07-1889–19-09-1889 | ||
Julio Enríquez | 20-09-1889–31-12-1889 | ||
José María Villamar | 10-01-1890–04-04-1891 | ||
N/A | 05-04-1891–31-12-1891 | ||
N/A | 1892 | ||
Francisco Meléndez | 28-01-1893–19-05-1894 | ||
Francisco Ortega Martínez | 26-05-1984–31-12-1894 | ||
Leobardo Parra y Castro | 01-01-1895–25-04-1895 | ||
Francisco Ortega Martínez | 26-04-1895–20-01-1897 | ||
Ignacio Calvo Leyva | 21-01-1897–11-12-1898 | ||
Manuel Vega Villamar | 12-12-1898–08-05-1899 | ||
Francisco Meléndez | 09-05-1899–31-12-1899 | ||
Manuel Herrera | 01-01-1900–31-12-1900 | ||
Pascual Ortega | 01-01-1901–20-01-1901 | ||
Manuel Herrera | 21-01-1901–31-12-1901 | ||
Daniel Cassy | 01-01-1902–25-04-1903 | ||
Teodoro S. Cabañas | 26-04-1903–31-12-1903 | ||
Cástulo Salazar | 01-01-1904–31-12-1904 | ||
Aurelio Catalán Ceballos | 01-01-1905–31-12-1905 | ||
Pascual Sánchez Pérez | 01-01-1906–29-12-1906 | ||
Ángel María Reyes | 26-05-1907–31-12-1907 | ||
Carlos Guevara Alarcón | 01-01-1908–26-10-1908 | ||
Francisco Ortega | 27-10-1908–01-12-1908 | ||
Antonio Carreto | 03-12-1908–31-12-1908 | ||
Pascual Sánchez Pérez | 01-01-1909–31-12-1909 | ||
Tomás Moreno | 01-01-1910–15-01-1910 | ||
Francisco Meléndez | 16-01-1910–03-03-1910 | ||
Manuel Olea Daza | 04-03-1910–31-12-1910 | ||
Rómulo Martínez Rodríguez | 25-02-1911–10-05-1911 | ||
Emigdio E. Martínez | 11-05-1911–20-05-1911 | ||
Ramón Z. Martínez | 21-05-1911–11-07-1911 | ||
Ignacio Viguri | 02-08-1911–01-02-1912 | ||
Alejandro Castañón | 02-02-1912–28-02-1912 | ||
Rafael D. Alarcón | 02-03-1912–31-12-1913 | ||
Francisco D. Celis | 01-01-1914–15-03-1914 | ||
Silvestre Memije | 02-04-1914–15-10-1914 | ||
Mauro Ruano | 16-10-1914–31-12-1914 | ||
José Antonio Alarcón | 01-01-1915–24-01-1915 | ||
Benjamín Muñiz | 25-01-1915–30-01-1915 | ||
Daniel Cassy | 05-02-1915–02-06-1915 | ||
Ignacio Viguri | 03-06-1915–08-07-1915 | ||
José Calvo | 09-07-1915–28-08-1915 | ||
Rómulo Martínez Rodríguez | 13-09-1915–28-09-1915 | ||
José Alarcón Sevilla | 01-01-1916–31-12-1916 | ||
N/A | 1917 | ||
Francisco Celis | 1918–1919 | ||
Benjamín Muñiz | 1920 | ||
Ambrosio Calvo | 1921 | ||
Susano Vega Escobar | 1922 | ||
Arnulfo Escobar | 1923 | ||
Alfredo Guillén | 1924 | ||
Manuel A. Somoza | 01-01-1925–20-03-1925 | ||
Rafael Aponte | 21-03-1925–31-12-1925 | ||
N/A | 1926 | ||
Florencio Salazar | 01-01-1927–08-02-1927 | ||
Mateo Arcos | 09-02-1927–10-02-1927 | ||
Juan Peralta | 11-02-1927–31-12-1927 | ||
Juan Jiménez Sánchez | 01-01-1928–08-03-1928 | ||
Pablo Alejandro Longi | 09-03-1928–31-03-1928 | ||
Antonio Montaño | 01-04-1928–31-12-1928 | ||
Florencio Salazar | 01-01-1929–28-02-1929 | ||
Lucio Bello Núñez | 01-03-1929–25-05-1929 | ||
Feliciano Alarcón Alarcón | 26-05-1929–31-12-1929 | PNR ![]() | |
Carlos Vélez | 1930 | PNR ![]() | |
Alejandro Longi | 1931 | PNR ![]() | |
Antonio Campos Marquina | 10-01-1932–25-06-1932 | PNR ![]() | |
Domitilo Adame Fuentes | 02-08-1932–29-11-1932 | PNR ![]() | |
Pablo Alejandro Longi | 30-11-1932–31-12-1932 | PNR ![]() | |
Alejandro Delgado | 01-01-1933–15-04-1933 | PNR ![]() | |
Leonardo Vázquez | 16-04-1933–04-11-1933 | PNR ![]() | |
Juan Jiménez Sánchez | 1934 | PNR ![]() | |
Enrique Vega Alarcón | 1935 | PNR ![]() | |
Aurora Meza Andraca | 01-01-1936–22-03-1937 | PNR ![]() | |
Rafael Alarcón | 23-03-1937–31-12-1938 | PNR ![]() | |
Benjamín Méndez Bonilla | 01-01-1939–09-11-1940 | PRM ![]() | |
Apolinar Memije | 10-11-1940–31-12-1940 | PRM ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Teófanes Adame | 02-01-1941–08-03-1942 | PRM ![]() | |
Fernando Ríos Neri | 09-03-1942–31-12-1942 | PRM ![]() | |
Abel Estrada Lobato | 01-01-1943–31-12-1944 | PRM ![]() | |
Julio Calva Capetillo | 01-01-1945–31-12-1946 | PRM ![]() | |
Emilio Cabrera Alarcón | 01-01-1947–25-08-1948 | PRI ![]() | |
Enrique Vega Alarcón | 26-08-1948–31-12-1948 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Julio Calva Capetillo | 01-01-1949–31-12-1950 | PRI ![]() | |
Abel Estrada Lobato | 01-01-1951–15-10-1952 | PRI ![]() | |
Josafat Acevedo Rodríguez | 16-10-1952–31-12-1952 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Domingo Adame Vega | 01-01-1953–23-07-1954 | PRI ![]() | |
Rodrigo Vega Leyva | 24-07-1954–31-12-1954 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Guillermo Muñiz Carbajal | 01-01-1955–31-12-1956 | PRI ![]() | |
Carlos Gómez Romero | 01-01-1957–31-12-1959 | PRI ![]() | |
Rodrigo Vega Leyva | 1960 | PRI ![]() | |
Constantino Flores Peña | 1961 | PRI ![]() | |
Carlos Catalán Ruiz | 1962 | PRI ![]() | |
Elías Naime Némer | 1963–1965 | PRI ![]() | |
Ausencio Garzón Chávez | 1966–1968 | PRI ![]() | |
Darío Miranda Román | 1969–1971 | PRI ![]() | |
Elías Naime Némer | 1972–1974 | PRI ![]() | |
Juan Alarcón Hernández | 1975–1977 | PRI ![]() | |
Magdalena Vázquez de Huicochea | 1978–1980 | PRI ![]() | |
Carlos León Román | 1981–1983 | PRI ![]() | |
Alberto Saavedra Ramos | 1984–1986 | PRI ![]() | |
Florencio Salazar Adame | 01-01-1987–10-1989 | PRI ![]() | |
Jorge Arrieta Jiménez | 10-1989–31-12-1989 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Efrén Leyva Acevedo | 1990–1993 | ||
Jorge León Robledo | 1994–1996 | ||
Roberto Torres Aguirre | 1996 | ||
Héctor Astudillo Flores [2] | 1996–1998 | PRI ![]() | |
Reyes Betancourt Linares | 1998 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
José Luis Peralta Lobato [3] | 1999–2002 | PRI ![]() | |
Saúl Alarcón Abarca [4] | 2002–2005 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() | |
Mario Moreno Arcos [5] | 2005–2008 | PRI ![]() | |
Héctor Astudillo Flores [6] | 01-01-2009–02-04-2012 | PRI ![]() | Applied for a leave |
Tulio Samuel Pérez Calvo [7] | 03-04-2012–30-09-2012 | PRI ![]() | Acting municipal president |
Mario Moreno Arcos [8] | 01-10-2012–30-09-2015 | PRI ![]() | |
Marco Antonio Leyva Mena [9] | 01-10-2015–10-2017 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() | Coalition PRI-PVEM. Applied for a leave |
Jesús Tejeda Leyva | 10-2017–06-2018 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() | Coalition PRI-PVEM. Acting municipal president |
Marco Antonio Leyva Mena | 06-2018–30-09-2018 | PRI ![]() PVEM ![]() | Coalition PRI-PVEM. Reinstated by decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation |
Antonio Gaspar Beltrán [10] | 01-10-2018–30-09-2021 | PAN ![]() PRD ![]() MC ![]() | |
Norma Otilia Hernández Martínez [11] | 01-10-2021– | Morena ![]() |
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