List of Presidents of Uruguay
Oriental State of Uruguay (1830–1919)
The Constitution of 1830 comes into force.

List of Presidents of Uruguay

Section Title: Oriental State of Uruguay (1830–1919)
Table Section Text: The Constitution of 1830 comes into force.

№	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Party	Elected	Notes

7	-	Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1784–1853)	28 June 1830	24 October 1830	—	—	Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by the General Constituent Assembly.

9	Luis Eduardo Pérez.JPG	Luis Eduardo Pérez (1774–1841)	24 October 1830	6 November 1830	—	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

10	-	Fructuoso Rivera (1784–1854)	6 November 1830	24 October 1834	Colorado	1830	Resigned.

11	-	Carlos Anaya (1777–1862)	24 October 1834	1 March 1835	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

12	-	Manuel Oribe (1792–1857)	1 March 1835	24 October 1838	National	1835	Resigned.

13	-	Gabriel Antonio Pereira (1794–1861)	24 October 1838	1 March 1839	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

10	-	Fructuoso Rivera (1784–1854)	1 March 1839	1 March 1843	Colorado	1839

12	-	Manuel Oribe (1792–1857)	16 February 1843	8 October 1851	National	—	Self-proclaimed president of the Gobierno del Cerrito, during the Uruguayan Civil War.

8	-	Joaquín Suárez (1781–1868)	1 March 1843	15 February 1852	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power. President of the Gobierno de la Defensa, during the Uruguayan Civil War.

14	Bberro.JPG	Bernardo Prudencio Berro (1803–1868)	15 February 1852	1 March 1852	National	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

15	-	Juan Francisco Giró (1791–1863)	1 March 1852	25 September 1853	National	1852	Ousted from office by a coup d'état.

16	-	Venancio Flores (1808–1868)	25 September 1853	12 March 1854	Colorado	—	Triumvirate. Fructuoso Rivera and Juan Antonio Lavalleja died in office.

10	-	Fructuoso Rivera (1784–1854)	25 September 1853	13 January 1854	Colorado

7	-	Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1784–1853)	25 September 1853	22 October 1853

16	-	Venancio Flores (1808–1868)	12 March 1854	10 September 1855	Colorado	1854	Resigned.

17	Luis Lamas (1898–1904)	29 August 1855	10 September 1855	Conservative	—	Self-proclaimed president after the Rebellion of the Conservatives [es].

18	Manuel Basilio Bustamante [es] (1785–1863)	10 September 1855	15 February 1856	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

19	José María Plá [es] (1794–1869)	15 February 1856	1 March 1856	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

13	-	Gabriel Antonio Pereira (1794–1861)	1 March 1856	1 March 1860	Colorado	1856

14	Bberro.JPG	Bernardo Prudencio Berro (1803–1868)	1 March 1860	1 March 1864	National	1860

20	-	Atanasio Cruz Aguirre (1801–1875)	1 March 1864	15 February 1865	National	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power. Resigned after the Brazilian invasion.

21	-	Tomás Villalba (1805–1886)	15 February 1865	20 February 1865	National	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power. Resigned after the Brazilian invasion.

16	-	Venancio Flores (1808–1868)	20 February 1865	15 February 1868	Colorado	—	De facto president after the Brazilian invasion. Assumed power as Provisional Governor for 3 years.

22	-	Pedro Varela (1837–1906)	15 February 1868	1 March 1868	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

23	-	Lorenzo Batlle (1810–1887)	1 March 1868	1 March 1872	Colorado	1868

24	Gomensoro-pedro.JPG	Tomás Gomensoro Albín (1810–1900)	1 March 1872	1 March 1873	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

25	-	José Eugenio Ellauri (1834–1894)	1 March 1873	22 January 1875	Colorado	1873	Forced to resign by a coup d'état.

22	-	Pedro Varela (1837–1906)	22 January 1875	10 March 1876	Colorado	—	Appointed by the General Assembly. Forced to resign by a coup d'état.

–	-	Lorenzo Latorre (1844–1916)	10 March 1876	1 March 1879	Colorado	—	Assumed power as Provisional Governor.

26	1 March 1879	15 March 1880	1879	Resigned.

27	Favidal.JPG	Francisco Antonino Vidal (1825–1889)	15 March 1880	1 March 1882	Colorado	—	Appointed as President by the General Assembly to finish the presidential period 1879-1883. Resigned.

28	Msantosuy.JPG	Máximo Santos (1847–1889)	1 March 1882	1 March 1886	Colorado	—	Appointed by the General Assembly for a term of 4 years.

27	Favidal.JPG	Francisco Antonino Vidal (1825–1889)	1 March 1886	24 May 1886	Colorado	1886	Resigned.

28	Msantosuy.JPG	Máximo Santos (1847–1889)	24 May 1886	18 November 1886	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power. Resigned.

29	-	Máximo Tajes (1852–1912)	18 November 1886	1 March 1890	Colorado	—	Appointed as President by the General Assembly to finish the presidential period 1886-1890.

30	-	Julio Herrera y Obes (1841–1912)	1 March 1890	1 March 1894	Colorado	1890

31	-	Duncan Stewart (1833–1923)	1 March 1894	21 March 1894	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

32	-	Juan Idiarte Borda (1844–1897)	21 March 1894	25 August 1897	Colorado	1894	Assassinated.

33	-	Juan Lindolfo Cuestas (1837–1905)	25 August 1897	10 February 1898	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

10 February 1898	15 February 1899	De facto president following a self-coup. Resigned.

34	-	José Batlle y Ordóñez (1856–1929)	15 February 1899	1 March 1899	Colorado	—	President of the Senate exercising the Executive Power.

33	-	Juan Lindolfo Cuestas (1837–1905)	1 March 1899	1 March 1903	Colorado	1899

34	-	José Batlle y Ordóñez (1856–1929)	1 March 1903	1 March 1907	Colorado	1903

35	-	Claudio Williman (1861–1934)	1 March 1907	1 March 1911	Colorado	1907

34	-	José Batlle y Ordóñez (1856–1929)	1 March 1911	1 March 1915	Colorado	1911

36	-	Feliciano Viera (1872–1927)	1 March 1915	1 March 1919	Colorado	1915

Sentence(s)

Lorenzo Latorre (1844 – 1916) was the President of Uruguay from March 10, 1876 until March 15, 1880.

final_sentence: Lorenzo Latorre (1844 – 1916) was the President of Uruguay from March 10, 1876 until March 15, 1880.