President of the Chamber of Deputies of Bolivia

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The president of the Chamber of Deputies is the presiding officer of the lower chamber of the National Congress of Bolivia. The president is currently elected for a one-year term.

Below is a list of office-holders.

NameTook officeLeft officeNotes
José Mariano Serrano 10 June 18256 October 1825President of general assembly [1] [2] [3]
Casimiro Olañeta 25 May 18261826 [1] [4]
Matías Terrazas 18261826 [1]
Juan Manuel Mercado 18261826 [1]
Eusebio Gutiérrez 1826December 1826 [1]
José María Pérez de Urdininea December 1826December 1826 [1] [5]
Mariano Guzmán December 1826August 1828 - ? [1] [4] [6]
Crispin Díez de Medina 18281828 - ? [1]
Narciso Dulón ?? - 1831 [1]
Miguel María de Aguirre 24 June 1831July 1831 - ? [1] [7] [8]
Casimiro Olañeta ? - August 1831August 1831 - ? [7] [9]
José María Dalence September 18311831 - ? [9]
Mariano Enrique Calvo ?1832 [1]
José Eustaquio Eguivar 18326 November 1832 [1] [10]
José Ballivián ? - October 1833November 1834 - ? [11] [9]
Manuel Estéban Ponce de León ?? [12]
José Lorenzo Maldonado ? - 18351835 - ? [12] [13]
Fermín Eyzaguirre ?? [12]
Manuel Sánchez de Velasco ?? [12]
José Mariano Serrano ? - June 1839October 1839 [7] [14]
José Maria Linares October 1839November 1839 [15]
Gregorio Reinolds November 1839November 1839 - ? [16]
Manuel Fernando Bacaflor ? - October 1840November 1840 - ? [17]
Manuel Escobar ? - April 1843April 1843 [1]
Manuel Hermenegildo Guerra April 1843June 1843 [1] President of the national convention
José Lorenzo Maldonado ? - 18441845 - ? [18]
Rafael Bustillos ?October 1846 [19] [9]
Mariano Ballivián October 18461847 - ? [20] [21] [9]
Manuel de la Cruz Méndez ? - 18471847 - ? [22]
José María Linares ? - September 1848September 1848 - ? [22] [23]
Manuel Macedonio Salinas ?? [22]
Hilarión Fernandez ? - October 1848October 1848 - ? [24]
Juan Crisóstomo Unzueta ? - October 1850October 1850 - ? [25] [12]
Melchor Urquidi July 1851August 1851President of the national convention [23]
Juan de la Cruz Cisneros August 1851November 1851President of the national convention [26]
Emeterio Villamil 18571861 [27]
Manuel José Cortés ? - June 1861June 1861 - ? [22] [28]
José Manuel de la Reza ? - July 1861July 1861 - ? [29]
Adolfo Ballivián ? - August 1861August 1861 - ? [22] [28]
Manuel Laguna ?? [22]
Policarpo Eyzaguirre ? - 18631863 [22] [9]
José Vicente Dorado 18631863 - ? [9]
Lucas Mendoza de La Tapia ? - August 1864October 1864 [22] [30]
Agustín Aspiazu October 18641868 - ? [22] [30]
Manuel José Rivera August 1868October 1868 [7]
José Raimundo Taborga ? - October 1868September 1870 - ? [22] [31] [32]
Ricardo Mujía ?? [22]
Tomás Frías Ametller ? - June 1871July 1871 - ?President of the constituent assembly [33]
Agustín Aspiazu ? - August 1871September 1871 - ?President of the constituent assembly [34]
Mariano Reyes Cardona ? - October 1871October 1871 - ?President of the constituent assembly [35]
José Manuel del Carpio ? - August 1872September 1872 [36]
Mariano Baptista September 1872October 1872 [22] [37]
Tomás Frías Ametller October 1872November 1872 [22] [38]
Juan de Dios Bosque November 1872December 1872 [22] [9] [39]
José Manuel Carpio ?1873 [22]
Daniel Calvo Gómez ? - May 1873May 1873 [22] [40]
José Manuel Rendon May 1873June 1873 - ? [22] [41]
Genaro Palazuelos ? - October 1873November 1873 - ? [22]
Belisario Salínas ? - August 1874September 1874 - ? [42]
Agustín Aspiazu ? - September 1874October 1874 [43]
Martín Lanza October 1874November 1874 [44] [22]
Serapio Reyes Ortiz November 1874December 1874 - ? [9]
Belisario Salinas July 1877November 1877 [22]
Mariano Reyes Cardona November 1877December 1877 - ? [22]
Antonio Quijarro ? - February 1878February 1878 - ? [22]
Ricardo José Bustamante ? - July 1878July 1878 - ? [22] [45]
Rudecindo Carvajal May 1880June 1880 - ? [22] President of the national convention
Nataniel Aguirre ? - October 1880October 1880 [22] President of the national convention
Mariano Baptista October 1880August 1881President of the national convention [9]
Juan Francisco Velarde August 1882August 1883 [46]
Belisario Boeto August 1883August 1884 [47]
Isaac Tamayo August 1884August 1886 [9]
Jenaro Sanjinés August 1886August 1888 [9]
Manuel José Fernandez August 1888August 1889 [9]
Jenaro Sanjinés August 1889August 1890
Daniel G. Quiroga August 1890August 1891 [9]
Lisandro Quiroga August 1891August 1892 [9]
Joaquín Eusebio Herrero August 1892August 1894 [48] [9]
Sabino Pinilla Vargas August 1894August 1895 [49] [9]
Federico Zuazo August 1895August 1896 [9]
José Santos Machicado August 1896August 1898 [9]
José María Urdininea August 1898November 1898
Pastor Sainz Cossío October 1899May 1900President of the national convention [50]
Belisario Salinas May 1900August 1900President of the national convention [51]
Luis Sainz August 1900August 1901 [52]
Carlos V. Romero August 1901August 1902
Venancio Jiménez August 1902August 1903 [3]
Benedicto Goytia August 1903August 1904 [9]
José Santos Quinteros August 1904August 1905 [53] [9]
Manuel Vergara August 1905October 1905 [54]
Benjamin Calderón October 1905August 1906 [55]
Constantino Morales August 1906November 1906 [56]
Rosendo Villalobos November 1906August 1907 [57]
Rafael Berthin August 1907December 1907 [58]
C. Flores Quintela December 1907August 1908 [59]
Angel Díez de Medina August 1908October 1908 [60]
Isaac Araníbar October 1908August 1909 [61]
Belisario Velasco V. August 1909December 1909 [62]
Adolfo Ortega December 1909February 1910 [63]
Julio Calvo August 19101910 - ?
José Carrasco Torrico ? - August 1910September 1911 - ? [9] [64]
Ricardo Cortés ? - October 1911November 1911 - ? [9]
José Antezana ? - 19121912 - ? [9]
José Carrasco Torrico ? - August 1913August 1913 - ? [65]
Carlos Calvo Calbimontes 19141915 [66]
José Gutiérrez Guerra ? - August 1915November 1915 - ? [67]
Plácido Sánchez Balcázar ? - 1916December 1916 - ? [9]
José Luis Tejada Sorzano ? - August 1917December 1917 - ? [9]
Abdón Saavedra August 1918August 1919 [68]
Carlos Calvo Calbimontes August 1919February 1920 - ? [66] [9] [69]
José María Escalier December 1920June 1921President of the national convention [51]
Manuel Rigoberto Paredes Iturri November 19211923 [3]
Pedro Gutiérrez 19231924
David Alvéstegui ? - November 19241925 [70]
Flavio Abastoflor ? - October 1925March 1926 - ? [71]
Héctor Suárez Ramos 19261927
Constantino Carrión Valencia 19271928 [72]
Daniel Bilbao Rioja 1928August 1929 - ? [3] [73]
Carlos Salinas Aramayo ?17 December 1929 [3]
Franz Tamayo February 1931August 1931 [74] [9]
Gustavo Ríos Bridoux August 1931August 1932 [75] [76] [9]
Enrique González Duarte August 1932August 1933
Franz Tamayo August 1933March 1935 [77] [78] [9]
José Barrero March 1935August 1935 [79] [80]
Fidel Anze Soria August 1935May 1936 [81]
Renato Riverin May 1938October 1938President of the national convention [51]
Rafael de Ugarte April 1940August 1941 [82] [83] [9]
Jorge Aráoz Campero August 1941August 1942 [9]
Demetrio Canelas August 1942August 1943 [84] [9]
Enrique Baldivieso August 1943December 1943 [85] [9] [86]
Franz Tamayo August 1944December 1944President of the national convention [51] [9]
Julián Montellano July 1945October 1945President of the constitutional assembly [51] [9]
José Antonio Arze March 1947August 1947 [87] [9]
Antonio Landívar Ribera August 1947December 1948 [88] [89]
Alberto Salinas López December 1948August 1949 [90]
Luis Ponce Lozada August 1949August 1950 [91] [9]
Lucio Lanza Solares August 1950November 1950 [9] [92]
Renán Castrillo Justiniano August 1956August 1957 [9] [93]
Juan Sanjinés Ovando August 1957May 1958 - ? [9] [94]
Germán Quiroga Galdo August 1958August 1959 [95]
Juan Sanjinés Ovando ? - September 1959December 1959 - ? [96] [9]
Ernesto Ayala Mercado August 1960August 1961 [97] [98]
Edil Sandoval Morón August 1961August 1962
Jorge Flores Arías August 1962August 1963 [99]
Juan Sanjinés Ovando August 1963November 1964 [100]
Jorge Ríos Gamarra August 1966August 1968
Franz Ondarza Linares August 1968August 1969
Jorge Ríos Gamarra August 1969September 1969
Lidia Gueiler Tejada August 1979November 1979
José Zegarra Cerruto November 1979July 1980
Samuel Gallardo Lozada October 1982August 1983 [101]
Gualberto Claure Ortuño August 1983August 1984 [101]
Samuel Gallardo Lozada August 1984August 1985 [101]
Gastón Encinas Valverde August 1985August 1986 [101]
Willy Vargas Vacaflor August 1986August 1988 [101]
Walter Soriano Lea Plaza August 1988August 1989 [101]
Fernando Kieffer Guzmán August 1989August 1991 [101]
Gastón Encinas Valverde August 1991August 1993 [101]
Guillermo Bedregal Gutiérrez August 1993August 1994 [101]
Javier Campero Paz August 1994August 1995 [101]
Guillermo Bedregal Gutiérrez August 1995August 1996 [101]
Georg Prestel Kern August 1996August 1997 [101]
Hormando Vaca Diez August 1997August 1998 [101]
Hugo Arturo Carvajal Donoso August 1998August 2000 [101]
Jaalil Melgar Mustafá August 2000August 2001 [101]
Luis Vásquez Villamor August 2001August 2002 [101]
Guido Áñez Moscoso August 2002August 2003 [101]
Oscar Arrien Sandoval August 2003August 2004 [101]
Mario Cossío Cortéz August 2004August 2005 [101]
Norah Soruco de Salvatierra August 2005January 2006 [101]
Edmundo Novillo Aguilar January 2006January 2010 [101]
Héctor Enrique Arcé Zaconeta January 2010January 2012 [102]
Rebeca Delgado January 2012January 2013 [102]
Betty Tejada January 2013January 2014 [103]
Marcelo Elío Chávez January 2014January 2015
Gabriela Montaño 21 January 201518 January 2019 [104] [105]
Víctor Borda 18 January 201914 November 2019 [104] [106]
Sergio Choque 14 November 20193 November 2020 [104] [107]
Freddy Mamani Laura 3 November 20204 November 2022 [104]
Jerges Mercado Suárez 4 November 20223 November 2023 [104]
Israel Huaytari Martínez 3 November 2023Incumbent [104]

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