Ààrẹ ilẹ̀ Paragúáì

Ààrẹ Orílẹ̀olómìnira Paragúáì
	Standard of the President of the Republic
	Lọ́wọ́lọ́wọ́; Santiago Peña; since 15 August 2023
Style	His Excellency
Residence	Mburuvichá Roga
Appointer	Direct Popular Election
Iye ìgbà	5 years
Ẹni àkọ́kọ́	Fulgencio Yegros (First head of state); Carlos Antonio López (First President)
Deputy	Vice President of Paraguay
Website	President of Paraguay

Ààrẹ ilẹ̀ Paragúáì (lonibise ni ede Spani Excelentisimo Señor Presidente de la República del Paraguay) ni gegebi Adehun Ijogbelupo ti Paraguai bi Ogba eka ijoba Alase ti Ijoba ile Paraguai. Nitoribe, Aare ni Olori Orile-ede ati Olori Ijoba Orileominira ile Paraguai.

Atojo awon olori orile-ede Paraguay (1811-Doni)

Non-party Colorado Liberal Revolutionary Febrerista Patriotic Alliance for Change

President	Bọ́sí orí àga	Kúrò lórí àga	Ẹgbẹ́
Presidents of the Superior Governing Junta
Junta^{[nb 1]}	14 May 1811	17 June 1811	Non-party
Fulgencio Yegros	19 June 1811	12 October 1813	Non-party
Consuls of the Republic
José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia (1st consulship)	12 October 1813	12 February 1814	Non-party
Fulgencio Yegros	12 February 1814	12 June 1814	Non-party
José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia (2nd consulship)	12 June 1814	3 October 1814	Non-party
Supreme Dictator
José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia	3 October 1814^{[nb 2]}	20 September 1840	Non-party
Presidents of the Provisional Junta
Manuel Antonio Ortiz	20 September 1840^{[nb 3]}	22 January 1841	Non-party
Juan José Medina	22 January 1841	9 February 1841	Non-party
Mariano Roque Alonzo	9 February 1841	14 March 1841	Non-party
Consuls of the Republic
Carlos Antonio López and Mariano Roque Alonzo^{[nb 4]}	14 March 1841	13 March 1844	Non-party
Presidents of the Republic
Carlos Antonio López	14 March 1844	10 September 1862	Non-party
Francisco Solano López	10 September 1862^{[nb 5]}	15 August 1869	Non-party
Cirilo Antonio Rivarola (1st presidency)	15 August 1869	31 August 1870	Non-party
Facundo Machaín (Acting President)	31 August 1870	1 September 1870	Non-party
Cirilo Antonio Rivarola (2nd presidency)	1 September 1870^{[nb 6]}	18 December 1871	Non-party
Salvador Jovellanos (Acting President)	18 December 1871	25 November 1874	Non-party
Juan Bautista Gill	25 November 1874	12 April 1877	Non-party
Higinio Uriarte (Acting President)	12 April 1877	25 November 1878	Non-party
Cándido Bareiro	25 November 1878	4 September 1880	Non-party
Bernardino Caballero	4 September 1880^{[nb 7]}	25 November 1886	Colorado
Patricio Escobar	25 November 1886	25 November 1890	Colorado
Juan Gualberto González	25 November 1890	9 June 1894	Colorado
Marcos Morínigo (Acting President)	9 June 1894	25 November 1894	Colorado
Juan Bautista Egusquiza	25 November 1894	25 November 1898	Colorado
Emilio Aceval	25 November 1898	9 January 1902	Colorado
Andrés Héctor Carvallo (Acting President)	9 January 1902	25 November 1902	Colorado
Juan Antonio Escurra	25 November 1902	19 December 1904	Colorado
Juan Bautista Gaona (Acting President)	19 December 1904	9 December 1905	Liberal
Cecilio Báez (Acting President)	9 December 1905	25 November 1906	Liberal
Benigno Ferreira	25 November 1906	4 July 1908	Liberal
Emiliano González Navero (Acting President; 1st presidency)	4 July 1908	25 November 1910	Liberal
Manuel Gondra (1st presidency)	25 November 1910	17 January 1911	Liberal
Albino Jara (Acting President)	17 January 1911	5 July 1911	Liberal
Liberato Marcial Rojas (Acting President)	5 July 1911	28 February 1912	Liberal
Pedro Peña (Acting President)	28 February 1912	22 March 1912	Colorado
Emiliano González Navero (Acting President; 2nd presidency)	22 March 1912	15 August 1912	Liberal
Eduardo Schaerer	15 August 1912	15 August 1916	Liberal
Manuel Franco	15 August 1916	5 June 1919	Liberal
José Pedro Montero (Acting President)	5 June 1919	15 August 1920	Liberal
Manuel Gondra (2nd presidency)	15 August 1920	7 November 1921	Liberal
Eusebio Ayala (Acting President; 1st presidency)	7 November 1921	12 April 1923	Liberal
Eligio Ayala (Acting President; 1st presidency)	12 April 1923	17 March 1924	Liberal
Luis Alberto Riart (Acting President)	17 March 1924	15 August 1924	Liberal
Eligio Ayala (2nd presidency)	15 August 1924	15 August 1928	Liberal
José Patricio Guggiari	15 August 1928	15 August 1932	Liberal
Eusebio Ayala (2nd presidency)	15 August 1932	17 February 1936	Liberal
Rafael Franco (Acting President)	20 February 1936	15 August 1937	Revolutionary Febrerista
Félix Paiva	16 August 1937^{[nb 8]}	15 August 1939	Liberal
José Félix Estigarribia	15 August 1939	7 September 1940	Liberal
Higinio Moríñigo	7 September 1940	3 June 1948	Non-party
Juan Manuel Frutos (Acting President)	3 June 1948	15 August 1948	Colorado
Juan Natalicio González	15 August 1948	30 January 1949	Colorado
Raimundo Rolón (Acting President)	30 January 1949	26 February 1949	Colorado
Felipe Molas López	27 February 1949^{[nb 9]}	11 September 1949	Colorado
Federico Chávez	11 September 1949^{[nb 10]}	5 May 1954	Colorado
Tomás Romero Pereira (Acting President)	5 May 1954	15 August 1954	Colorado
Alfredo Stroessner	15 August 1954	3 February 1989	Colorado
Andrés Rodríguez	3 February 1989^{[nb 11]}	15 August 1993	Colorado
Juan Carlos Wasmosy	15 August 1993	15 August 1998	Colorado
Raúl Cubas Grau	15 August 1998	28 March 1999	Colorado
Luis Ángel González Macchi	28 March 1999	15 August 2003	Colorado
Nicanor Duarte	15 August 2003	15 August 2008	Colorado
Fernando Lugo	15 August 2008	22 June 2012	Patriotic Alliance for Change
Federico Franco	22 June 2012	15 August 2013	Patriotic Alliance for Change
Horacio Cartes	15 August 2013	15 August 2018	Colorado
Mario Abdo Benítez	15 August 2018	15 August 2023	Colorado
Santiago Peña	15 August 2023	Incumbent	Colorado

Àyọkà yìí tàbí apá rẹ̀ únfẹ́ àtúnṣe sí.

Ẹ le fẹ̀ jù báyìí lọ tàbí kí ẹ ṣàtúnṣe rẹ̀ lọ́nà tí yíò mu kúnrẹ́rẹ́. Ẹ ran Wikipedia lọ́wọ́ láti fẹ̀ẹ́ jù báyìí lọ.

Notes

↑ Composed of the following leaders: Vicente Ignacio Iturbe Domínguez; Juan Valeriano de Zevallos; Fulgencio Yegros; Pedro Juan Caballero and José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia
↑ From 6 June 1816, Francia would be styled as "Perpetual Supreme Dictator".
↑ Ortiz would be formally sworn into office on 25 September 1840.
↑ López and Alonzo would rule jointly, but were occasionally styled First Consul and Second Consul.
↑ Acting President before 16 October 1862; continued to act as de facto President after deposition until his death on 1 March 1870.
↑ Rivarola was Acting President until 25 November 1870.
↑ Caballero was Acting President until 25 November 1882.
↑ Paiva was Acting President until 12 October 1938.
↑ Molas was Acting President until 12 October 1938.
↑ Chávez was Acting President until 15 August 1953.
↑ Rodríguez was Acting President until 15 May 1989.

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[ex1-1] Composed of the following leaders: Vicente Ignacio Iturbe Domínguez; Juan Valeriano de Zevallos; Fulgencio Yegros; Pedro Juan Caballero and José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia

[ex2-2] From 6 June 1816, Francia would be styled as "Perpetual Supreme Dictator".

[ex3-3] Ortiz would be formally sworn into office on 25 September 1840.

[ex4-4] López and Alonzo would rule jointly, but were occasionally styled First Consul and Second Consul.

[ex5-5] Acting President before 16 October 1862; continued to act as de facto President after deposition until his death on 1 March 1870.

[ex6-6] Rivarola was Acting President until 25 November 1870.

[ex7-7] Caballero was Acting President until 25 November 1882.

[ex8-8] Paiva was Acting President until 12 October 1938.

[ex9-9] Molas was Acting President until 12 October 1938.

[ex10-10] Chávez was Acting President until 15 August 1953.

[ex11-11] Rodríguez was Acting President until 15 May 1989.

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