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The president of the Chamber of Deputies of Paraguay is the presiding officer in the Paraguayan lower house. The president is elected by the Chamber of Deputies of Paraguay for a one-year term.
Name | Took office | Left office | Notes |
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Higinio Uriarte | 27 February 1871 | 9 March 1871 | [1] |
Juan Antonio Jara | 9 March 1871 | 11 March 1871 | [2] |
Higinio Uriarte / Antonio Taboada | 16 March 1871 | [2] [1] | |
Higinio Uriarte | 11 March 1871 | 22 March 1871 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 22 March 1871 | 24 March 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte / Juan Antonio Jara | 24 March 1871 | ||
Juan Antonio Jara | 13 April 1871 | 15 April 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 15 April 1871 | 20 May 1871 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 20 May 1871 | 20 May 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 22 May 1871 | 29 May 1871 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 29 May 1871 | 7 June 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 7 June 1871 | 9 October 1871 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 9 October 1871 | 4 December 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 4 December 1871 | 12 December 1871 | |
Emilio Gill | 12 December 1871 | 21 December 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 21 December 1871 | 26 December 1871 | |
Emilio Gill | 26 December 1871 | 28 December 1871 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 28 December 1871 | 18 January 1872 | |
Emilio Gill | 18 January 1872 | 27 January 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 27 January 1872 | 14 February 1872 | |
Juan Bautista Gill | 14 February 1872 | 29 February 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 29 February 1872 | 2 April 1872 | [2] |
Higinio Uriarte | 2 April 1872 | 9 July 1872 | [2] [1] |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 9 July 1872 | 13 July 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 13 July 1872 | 23 September 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 23 September 1872 | 26 September 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 26 September 1872 | 4 October 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 4 October 1872 | 7 October 1872 | |
Eduardo Estigarribia | 7 October 1872 | 8 October 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 8 October 1872 | 10 October 1872 | |
Eduardo Estigarribia | 10 October 1872 | 12 October 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 12 October 1872 | 18 October 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 18 October 1872 | 22 October 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 22 October 1872 | 26 October 1872 | |
Pedro Antonio Báez | 26 October 1872 | 30 October 1872 | |
Higinio Uriarte | 30 October 1872 | 31 March 1873 | |
Pedro N. Oscariz | 1 April 1873 | 30 May 1873 | [2] |
Bernardo Ferriol | 30 May 1873 | 9 July 1873 | |
Pedro N. Oscariz | 9 July 1873 | 21 March 1874 | |
Félix de los Ríos | 21 March 1874 | 1 April 1874 | |
José Villagra | 1 April 1874 | 8 April 1874 | |
Pedro N. Oscariz | 8 April 1874 | 29 May 1874 | |
José Villagra | 29 May 1874 | 1 June 1874 | |
Pedro N. Oscariz | 1 June 1874 | 3 August 1874 | |
Martín Velilla | 3 August 1874 | 5 August 1874 | |
Pedro N. Oscariz | 5 August 1874 | 20 March 1875 | |
Juan G. Alvarenga | 20 March 1875 | 30 March 1875 | [3] |
José del Rosario Miranda | 30 March 1875 | 31 May 1875 | [4] |
Félix Rios | 31 May 1875 | 11 June 1875 | [2] |
José del Rosario Miranda | 11 June 1875 | 6 October 1875 | [5] [2] |
Zacarías Samaniego | 6 October 1875 | 21 October 1875 | |
José del Rosario Miranda | 21 October 1875 | 4 April 1876 | |
Juan Guanes | 4 April 1876 | 7 June 1876 | [6] [7] |
Gaspar Centurión | 7 June 1876 | 9 June 1876 | |
Juan Guanes | 9 June 1876 | 19 July 1876 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 19 July 1876 | 22 July 1876 | |
Juan Guanes | 22 July 1876 | 20 January 1877 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 20 January 1877 | 23 April 1877 | |
Adolfo Saguier | 23 April 1877 | 25 April 1877 | [6] [8] |
Juan Antonio Jara | 25 April 1877 | 4 May 1877 | [9] |
Adolfo Saguier | 4 May 1877 | 11 May 1877 | |
Juan Antonio Jara | 11 May 1877 | 18 Junio 1877 | |
Otoniel Peña | 18 Junio 1877 | 20 Junio 1877 | [10] |
Juan Antonio Jara | 20 Junio 1877 | 4 July 1877 | |
Adolfo Saguier | 4 July 1877 | 11 May 1877 | |
José del Rosario Miranda | 7 July 1877 | 20 January 1879 | [6] [8] |
Otoniel Peña | 20 January 1879 | 26 January 1879 | |
Otoniel Peña | 20 January 1879 | 26 January 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 26 January 1879 | 1 April 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 1 April 1879 | 7 April 1879 | [11] [12] |
Miguel Haedo | 7 April 1879 | 21 April 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 21 April 1879 | 25 April 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 25 April 1879 | 28 April 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 28 April 1879 | 12 May 1879 | |
José del Rosario Miranda | 12 May 1879 | 21 May 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 21 May 1879 | 2 June 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 2 June 1879 | 6 June 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 6 June 1879 | 9 June 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 9 June 1879 | 13 June 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 13 June 1879 | 23 June 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 23 June 1879 | 25 June 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 25 June 1879 | 30 June 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 30 June 1879 | 4 July 1879 | |
Zacarías Samaniego | 4 July 1879 | 9 July 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 9 July 1879 | 11 July 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 11 July 1879 | 16 July 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 16 July 1879 | 28 July 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 28 July 1879 | 30 July 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 1 August 1879 | 4 August 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 4 August 1879 | 8 August 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 8 August 1879 | 13 August 1879 | |
Miguel Haedo | 13 August 1879 | 18 August 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 18 August 1879 | 21 August 1879 | |
Zacarías Samaniego | 21 August 1879 | 22 August 1879 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 22 August 1879 | 28 August 1879 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 28 August 1879 | 12 April 1880 | [13] [14] |
Felipe Torrents | 12 April 1880 | 14 April 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 14 April 1880 | 16 April 1880 | |
Felipe Torrents | 16 April 1880 | 21 April 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 21 April 1880 | 3 May 1880 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 3 May 1880 | 5 May 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 5 May 1880 | 10 May 1880 | |
Felipe Torrents | 10 May 1880 | 17 May 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 17 May 1880 | 16 June 1880 | |
Felipe Torrents | 16 June 1880 | 18 June 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 18 June 1880 | 30 June 1880 | |
Manuel Solalinde | 30 June 1880 | 2 July 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 2 July 1880 | 11 August 1880 | |
Felipe Torrents | 11 August 1880 | 16 August 1880 | |
Juan Gualberto González | 16 August 1880 | ? | |
Manuel Solalinde | ? - April 1882 | October 1883 | [15] [16] [17] |
Antonio Taboada | October 1883 | November 1883 | [16] [18] |
Gaspar Centurion | November 1883 | November 1883 - ? | [19] |
José Tomás Sosa | ? - April 1884 | March 1886 - ? | [20] [21] |
Zacarías Samaniego | ? - April 1886 | June 1886 - ? | [21] [22] |
Claudio Gorostiaga | ? - August 1886 | August 1886 - ? | [23] |
Juan Gualberto González | ? - April 1890 | September 1890 - ? | [24] |
Zacarías Samaniego | ? - October 1890 | January 1891 - ? | [25] [26] [27] |
Andrés Héctor Carvallo | ? - April 1891 | October 1892 - ? | [28] [24] |
Rufino Mazó | ? - May 1893 | October 1894 - ? | [29] [30] [31] [32] [33] [34] |
Eduardo P. Fleytas | ? - December 1894 | October 1896 - ? | [35] [36] |
Fernando Viera | ? - May 1897 | August 1897 - ? | [37] [36] |
C. Rodolfo Saguier | ? - June 1898 | December 1898 - ? | [38] [39] [40] |
Rufino Mazó | ? - April 1899 | February 1900 - ? | [41] [42] [43] |
José Emilio Perez | ? - April 1900 | December 1902 - ? | [44] [45] [46] [47] [48] |
Carlos L. Isasi | ? - April 1903 | April 1903 | [49] |
Rufino Mazó | April 1903 | October 1903 - ? | [50] |
Pedro Miranda | ? - April 1904 | January 1905 - ? | [51] [52] |
Carlos L. Isasi | ? - April 1905 | December 1905 - ? | [53] |
Pedro P. Caballero / Pedro Miranda | ? - April 1906 | November 1906 - ? | [54] [55] |
Pedro P. Caballero / José Tomas Legal | ? - May 1907 | May 1908 - ? | [56] [57] [58] [59] [52] |
José Tomas Legal | ? - May 1908 | July 1908 - ? | [60] |
Ramón Lara Castro | ? - January 1909 | December 1909 - ? | [61] [62] |
Eusebio Ayala | ? - December 1909 | December 1909 - ? | [63] |
Eligio Ayala | ? - April 1910 | December 1910 - ? | [64] [65] |
Ramón Lara Castro | ? - February 1911 | February 1911 - ? | [66] |
Antolín Irala | ? - May 1911 | October 1911 - ? | [67] [68] |
César C. Samaniego | ? - January 1912 | January 1912 - ? | [69] |
Carlos L. Isasi | ? - August 1912 | August 1912 | [70] |
Víctor Abente Haedo | August 1912 | January 1917 - ? | [71] [72] [73] [74] |
Ernesto Velázquez | ? - May 1917 | October 1917 - ? | [75] [76] |
José Patricio Guggiari | ? - April 1918 | November 1918 - ? | [77] [78] [79] |
Rogelio Ibarra | ? - May 1919 | January 1920 - ? | [80] [81] [78] |
Rómulo Goiburú | ? - April 1920 | October 1921 - ? | [82] [83] [84] [78] |
Enrique Ayala | ? - May 1922 | June 1922 - ? | [85] |
Venancio B. Galeano | ? - August 1922 | August 1922 - ? | [86] |
Enrique Bordenave | ? - October 1923 | November 1923 | [87] |
José Patricio Guggiari | November 1923 | December 1923 - ? | [83] [88] |
Manuel Peña Rojas | ? - April 1924 | May 1924 - ? | [89] |
José Patricio Guggiari | ? - June 1924 | January 1927 - ? | [90] [83] [88] |
Gerónimo Riart | ? - January 1928 | January 1929 - ? | [91] [92] |
Raúl Casal Ribeiro | ? - May 1929 | September 1930 - ? | [93] |
Juan Carlos Garcete | ? - April 1931 | March 1933 - ? | [94] [95] [96] |
Gerónimo Riart | ? - April 1933 | July 1935 - ? | [97] |
Horacio A. Fernández | ? - February 1939 | August 1939 - ? | [98] |
Alejandro Marin Iglesias | ? - October 1939 | February 1940 | [99] [100] |
Name | Took office | Left office | Notes |
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Manuel Talavera | ? - August 1948 | December 1948 | [101] |
Hermenegildo Olmedo | December 1948 | January 1949 - ? | [102] |
Federico Chaves | April 1949 | September 1949 | [103] [104] [105] |
Evaristo Zacarias Arza | ? - June 1951 | September 1951 - ? | [106] |
Raúl Peña del Molino Torres | ? - June 1952 | September 1953 - ? | [107] |
Pastor C. Filártiga | ? - July 1954 | January 1957 - ? | [108] [109] |
Evaristo Zacarias Arza | ? - May 1957 | January 1958 - ? | [110] [111] [112] |
Juan Eulogio Estigarribia | ? - May 1958 | March 1968 - ? | [113] [114] [46] |
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