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Puerto de Palermo - 8 de Marzo 1906
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1898 - Una de las rutas durante la guerra España -Norte America
Cuba 1898
Puerto Rico 1898
Jamaica 1858 - Jamaica 1901
ARCHIVO GENERAL DE LA NACIÓN
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José Antonio Páez | 1830-1835 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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José María Vargas | 1835-1836 | Indirect elections | Physician |
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Andrés Navarte | 1836-1837 | Interim caretaker | — |
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José María Carreño | 1837-1837 | Interim caretaker | Military general |
| Carlos Soublette | 1837-1839 | Interim caretaker | Military general | |
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José Antonio Páez | 1839-1843 | Indirect elections | Military general |
| Carlos Soublette | 1843-1847 | Indirect elections | Military general | |
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José Tadeo Monagas | 1847-1851 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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José Gregorio Monagas | 1851-1855 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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José Tadeo Monagas | 1855-1858 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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Pedro Gual | 1858-1858 | — | — |
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Julián Castro | 1858-1859 | Coup d'état | Military general |
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Pedro Gual | 1859-1859 | — | — |
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Manuel Felipe Tovar | 1859-1861 | Coup d'état (first term); direct elections (second term) |
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Pedro Gual | 1861-1861 | — | — |
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José Antonio Páez | 1861-1863 | — | — |
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Juan Crisóstomo Falcón | 1863 - 1865 | Victory in the Federal War (first term) | — |
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Juan Crisóstomo Falcón | 1865 - April 1868 | Indirect elections (second term) | Military general |
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Manuel Ezequiel Bruzual | 1868-1868 | — | — |
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Guillermo Tell Villegas | 1868-1868 | — | — |
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José Ruperto Monagas | 1868-1870 | Revolution | Military general |
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Guillermo Tell Villegas | 1870-1870 | — | — |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1870-1877 | Revolution (first term) | Lawyer / Military general |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1870-1877 | Indirect elections (second term) | Lawyer / Military general |
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Francisco Linares Alcántara | 1877-1878 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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José Gregorio Varela | 1878-1878 | — | — |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1879-1880 | Election by the Federal States | Lawyer / Military general |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1880-1882 | Election by the Federal States | Lawyer / Military general |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1882-1884 | Election by the Federal States | Lawyer / Military general |
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Joaquín Crespo | 1884-1886 | Elections by the Federal States | Military general |
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Antonio Guzmán Blanco | 1886-1887 | Elections by the Federal States | Lawyer / Military general |
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Hermógenes López | 1887 - 1888 | Intermin caretaker | Military general |
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Juan Pablo Rojas Paúl | 1888 - 1890 | Elections by the Federal States | Lawyer |
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Raimundo Andueza Palacios | 1890-1892 | Elections by the Federal States | Lawyer |
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Guillermo Tell Villegas | 1892-1892 | — | — |
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Joaquín Crespo | 1892-1894 | Revolution | Military general |
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Joaquín Crespo | 1894-1898 | Revolution | Military general |
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Ignacio Andrade | 1898-1899 | Direct elections | Politician |
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Cipriano Castro | 1899-1908 | Revolution | Military general |
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Juan Vicente Gómez | 1908-1914 | Coup d'état | Military general |
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Victorino Márquez Bustillos | 1914-1915 | Appointed provisional president[1] | Lawyer / politician |
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Juan Vicente Gómez | 1915-1929 | — | — |
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Juan Bautista Pérez | 30 May 1929 - 13 June 1931 | Indirect election by the National Assembly | Lawyer / magistrate |
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Juan Vicente Gómez | 1931-1935 | Indirect election by the National Assembly | Military general |
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Eleazar López Contreras | 1935-1936 | Interim caretaker (first term) | — |
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Eleazar López Contreras | 1936-1941 | Indirect elections (second term) | Military general |
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Isaías Medina Angarita | 1941-1945 | Indirect elections | Military general |
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Rómulo Betancourt | 1945-1948 | Coup d'état | Politician |
