List of heads of state of Bolivia

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 30px|border Heads of state of the State of Upper Peru, or Republic of Bolívar (1825–1826) 30px Presidency Portrait  President Party Designation Government Vice President From 6 to 11 August 1825, the presidency was fulfilled by José Mariano Serrano. Legalacting rowspan=4 colspan=2  From 11 to 12 August 1825, the presidency was fulfilled by Antonio José de Sucre. Legalacting 1 –Resigned 100px Simón Bolívar Independent Elected by the  2 –Legal change 100px Antonio Joséde Sucre Independent Received commandfrom Bolívar  30px|border Presidents of the Bolivian Republic (1826–1868) 30px Presidency President Party Designation Government Vice President 2 –Delegatedcommand–Resigned From 25 to 28 May 1826, the presidency was fulfilled by Casimiro Olañeta. Legalacting rowspan=3 colspan=2  100px Antonio Joséde Sucre Independent Elected by theGeneral Constituent Congress  Legal rowspan=4 colspan=2  Elected by theGeneral Constituent Congress Constitutional 3 100px José María Pérezde Urdininea Independent Received commandfrom Sucre Constitutionalacting 4 –End of mandate 100px José Miguelde Velasco Independent Received commandfrom Sucre Constitutionalacting Elected by theGeneral Constituent Congress Constitutionalprovisionalacting colspan=2  From 18 to 26 December 1828, the presidency was fulfilled by José Ramón de Loayza. Elected by theGeneral Assembly Constitutionalprovisionalacting colspan=2  5 –Died in office 100px Pedro Blanco Soto Independent Received commandfrom Loayza Constitutionalprovisional José Ramónde Loayza 4 –End of mandate 100px José Miguelde Velasco Independent Elected by theConstituent Congress Constitutionalacting colspan=2  6 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Andrés deSanta Cruz Independent Received commandfrom Velasco Constitutionalprovisional José Miguelde Velasco Elected by theGeneral Constituent Assembly Constitutionalprovisional Elected by theGeneral Constituent Assembly Constitutional MarianoEnrique Calvo Elected by theparish electoral boards Constitutional Elected by the Tapacarí, Huaura,and Sicuani Congresses Constitutional From 18 July 1838 – 17 February 1839, the presidency was fulfilled by Mariano Enrique Calvo. Constitutionalacting colspan=11  4 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José Miguelde Velasco Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto rowspan=2 colspan=2  Elected by theGeneral Constituent Congress Constitutionalprovisional rowspan=24 colspan=2  Elected by theConstitutional Congress Constitutional 7 –Resigned 100px Sebastián Ágreda Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto 8 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px MarianoEnrique Calvo Independent Received commandfrom Ágreda De facto colspan=8  9 –Resigned 100px José Ballivián Military Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional Elected by theNational Convention Constitutionalprovisional 1844 general election Constitutional 10 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Eusebio Guilarte Independent Constitutional succession Constitutionalacting colspan=8  4 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José Miguelde Velasco Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto Elected by theExtraordinary Congress De factoprovisional From 12 October – 6 December 1838, the presidency was fulfilled by José María Linares. Constitutionalacting 11 –End of term 100px ManuelIsidoro Belzu Military Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional 1850 general election Constitutional Dictatorship declared De facto Constitutionalfreedoms restored Constitutional 12 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Jorge Córdova Independent 1855 general election Constitutional 13 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José MaríaLinares Independent Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional From 14 January – 4 May 1861, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by a coup d'état De facto 14 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José Maríade Achá Independent Elected by theConstituent National Assembly Constitutionalprovisional 1862 general election Constitutional 15 –Legal change 100px Mariano Melgarejo Military Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional 1868 general election Constitutionalprovisional 30px|border Presidents of the Republic of Bolivia (1868–2009) 30px Presidency President Party Designation Government Vice President 15 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Mariano Melgarejo Military 1868 Political Constitution Constitutionalprovisional rowspan=15 colspan=2  Dictatorship declared De factoprovisional Constitutionalfreedoms restored Constitutionalprovisional 1870 general election Constitutional 16 –Died in office 100px Agustín Morales Military Installed by a coup d'état  De facto Elected by theConstituent Assembly De factoprovisional 1872 general election Constitutional From 27 to 28 November 1872, the presidency was fulfilled by Juan de Dios Bosque. Constitutional succession Constitutionalacting 17 –End of mandate 100px Tomás Frías Independent Constitutional succession Constitutional 18 –Died in office 100px Adolfo Ballivián Red 1873 general election Constitutional From 31 January – 14 February 1874, the presidency was fulfilled by Tomás Frías. Constitutionalacting 17 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Tomás Frías Independent Constitutional succession Constitutional 19 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Hilarión Daza Military Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional Elected by theConstituent Assembly Constitutionalprovisional rowspan=2 colspan=2  From 17 April – 28 December 1879, the presidency was fulfilled by the Council of Ministers. Constitutionalacting From 28 December 1879 – 19 January 1880, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. 20 –End of term 100px Narciso Campero Independent Received commandfrom the junta De factoprovisional colspan=2  Elected by theNational Convention Constitutional Aniceto Arce colspan=2  Belisario Salinas 21 –End of term 100px Gregorio Pacheco Democratic 1884 general election Constitutional Mariano Baptista Conservative Jorge Oblitas 22 –End of term 100px Aniceto Arce Conservative 1888 general election Constitutional José Manueldel Carpio SerapioReyes Ortiz 23 –End of term 100px Mariano Baptista Conservative 1892 general election Constitutional Severo Fernández colspan=2  24 –Ousted by theFederal War 100px Severo Fernández Conservative 1896 general election Constitutional Rafael Peña Jenaro Sanjinés From 12 April – 25 October 1899, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by the Federal War De facto colspan=2  25 –End of term 100px José ManuelPando Liberal Elected by theNational Convention Constitutional Lucio PérezVelasco colspan=2  Aníbal Capriles 26 –End of term 100px Ismael Montes Liberal 1904 general election Constitutional Eliodoro Villazón Valentín Abecia 27 –End of term 100px Eliodoro Villazón Liberal 1909 presidential election Constitutional Macario Pinilla Juan MisaelSaracho 26 –End of term 100px Ismael Montes Liberal 1913 presidential election Constitutional colspan=2  José Carrasco 28 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José GutiérrezGuerra Liberal 1917 presidential election Constitutional Ismael Vázquez José SantosQuinteros From 13 July 1920 – 28 January 1921, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  29 –End of term 100px Bautista Saavedra Republican Elected by theNational Convention Constitutional colspan=2  30 –End of mandate 100px Felipe SegundoGuzmán Republican Constitutional succession Constitutionalprovisional colspan=2  31 –Resigned 100px HernandoSiles Reyes Republican 1925 general election Constitutional AbdónSaavedra Nationalist From 28 May – 28 June 1930, the presidency was fulfilled by the council of ministers. Received commandfrom Siles ReyesDe facto colspan=2  32 –End of mandate 100px Carlos BlancoGalindo Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  33 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Daniel Salamanca GenuineRepublican 1931 general election Constitutional José LuisTejada Sorzano From 28 November – 1 December 1934, the presidency was fulfilled by José Luis Tejada Sorzano. Constitutionalacting 34 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px José LuisTejada Sorzano Liberal Unconstitutional succession De facto colspan=2  From 17 to 22 May 1936, the presidency was fulfilled by Germán Busch. Installed by a coup d'étatDe factoprovisional colspan=2  35 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px David Toro MilitarySocialist Succeeded to lead the junta De facto colspan=2  36 –Died in office 100px Germán Busch MilitarySocialist Succeeded to lead the junta De facto colspan=2  Elected by theNational Convention Constitutional Enrique Baldivieso Dictatorship declared De facto colspan=2  37 –End of mandate 100px Carlos Quintanilla Military Installed by a coup d'état De factoprovisional colspan=2  rowspan=5 colspan=2  38 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Enrique Peñaranda Concordance 1940 general election Constitutional 39 –Resigned 100px Gualberto Villarroel Reason for theFatherland Installed by a coup d'état De facto Received commandfrom the junta De factoprovisional Elected by theNational Convention Constitutional Julián Montellano Briefly on 21 July 1946, the presidency was fulfilled by Dámaso Arenas. Unconstitutional succession De facto colspan=2  40 –End of mandate 100px Néstor Guillén Independent Installed by a popular uprising De facto colspan=2  41 –End of mandate 100px Tomás Monje Independent Succeeded to lead the junta De facto colspan=2  42 –Resigned 100px Enrique Hertzog RepublicanSocialist Unity 1947 general election Constitutional MamertoUrriolagoitía From 7 May – 22 October 1949, the presidency was fulfilled by Mamerto Urriolagoitía. Constitutionalacting From 22 to 24 October 1949, the presidency was fulfilled by Mamerto Urriolagoitía. 43 –Resigned 100px MamertoUrriolagoitía RepublicanSocialist Unity Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  44 –Ousted by theNational Revolution 100px Hugo Ballivián Military Installed by a self-coup De facto colspan=2  From 11 to 15 April 1952, the presidency was fulfilled by Hernán Siles Zuazo. Installed by theNational Revolution De factoprovisional colspan=2  De factoacting colspan=2  45 –End of term 100px Víctor PazEstenssoro RevolutionaryNationalist Received commandfrom Siles Zuazo De facto HernánSiles Zuazo 46 –End of term 100px HernánSiles Zuazo RevolutionaryNationalist 1956 general election Constitutional ÑufloChávez Ortiz colspan=2  45 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Víctor PazEstenssoro RevolutionaryNationalist 1960 general election Constitutional Juan Lechín 1964 general election René Barrientos From 4–5 November 1964, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  47 –Legal change 100px René Barrientos Military Succeeded to lead the junta De facto rowspan=2 colspan=2  –Barrientos resigned Co-presidency of the junta 48 100px Alfredo OvandoCandía Military De facto rowspan=2 colspan=2  –End of mandate Succeeded to lead the junta 47 –Died in office 100px René Barrientos PopularChristian 1966 general election Constitutional Luis AdolfoSiles Salinas 49 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Luis AdolfoSiles Salinas SocialDemocratic Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  48 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Alfredo OvandoCandía MilitaryNationalist Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  Briefly on 6 October 1970, the presidency was fulfilled by Rogelio Miranda. Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  From 6–7 October 1970, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. De facto colspan=2  50 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Juan JoséTorres MilitaryNationalist Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  51 –Resigned From 21 to 22 August 1971, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  100px Hugo Banzer Military Received commandfrom the junta De facto colspan=2  Briefly on 21 July 1978, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Received commandfrom Banzer De facto colspan=2  52 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Juan Pereda Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  53 –End of mandate 100px David Padilla Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  54 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Wálter Guevara AuthenticRevolutionary Elected by the National Congress Constitutionalacting colspan=2  55 –Resigned 100px Alberto Natusch Military Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  56 –Ousted by acoup d'état 100px Lidia Gueiler RevolutionaryNationalist Left Elected by the National Congress Constitutionalacting colspan=2  57 –Resigned From 17 to 18 July 1980, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Installed by a coup d'état De facto colspan=2  100px Luis García Meza Military Received commandfrom the junta De facto colspan=2  From 4 August – 4 September 1981, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Received commandfrom García Meza De facto colspan=2  58 –Resigned 100px Celso Torrelio Military Received commandfrom the junta De facto colspan=2  From 19 to 21 July 1982, the presidency was fulfilled by a junta. Received commandfrom Torrelio De facto colspan=2  59 –End of mandate 100px Guido Vildoso Military Received commandfrom the junta De facto colspan=2  46 –End of term 100px HernánSiles Zuazo Left-wingRevolutionaryNationalist 1980 general election Constitutional Jaime PazZamora colspan=2  45 –End of term 100px Víctor PazEstenssoro RevolutionaryNationalist 1985 general election Constitutional Julio GarrettAyllón 60 –End of term 100px Jaime PazZamora RevolutionaryLeft 1989 general election Constitutional Luis Ossio 61 –End of term 100px Gonzalo Sánchezde Lozada RevolutionaryNationalist 1993 general election Constitutional Víctor HugoCárdenas 51 –Resigned 100px Hugo Banzer NationalistDemocraticAction 1997 general election Constitutional Jorge Quiroga From 1 July – 7 August 2001, the presidency was fulfilled by Jorge Quiroga. Constitutionalacting 62 –End of term 100px Jorge Quiroga NationalistDemocraticAction Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  61 –Resigned 100px Gonzalo Sánchezde Lozada RevolutionaryNationalist 2002 general election Constitutional Carlos Mesa 63 –Resigned 100px Carlos Mesa Independent Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  64 –End of mandate 100px EduardoRodríguez Veltzé Independent Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  65 –Legal change 100px Evo Morales Movementfor Socialism 2005 general election Constitutional Álvaro GarcíaLinera 30px|border 30px|border Presidents of the Plurinational State of Bolivia (2009–present) 30px Presidency President Party Designation Government Vice President 65 –Resigned 100px Evo Morales Movementfor Socialism 2009 Political Constitution Constitutional Álvaro GarcíaLinera 2009 general election 2014 general election colspan=10  66 –End of mandate 100px Jeanine Áñez SocialDemocratic Constitutional succession Constitutional colspan=2  67 –
End of mandate 100px Luis Arce Movementfor Socialism 2020 general election Constitutional DavidChoquehuanca 68 –present 100px Rodrigo Paz ChristianDemocratic 2025 general election Constitutional Edmand Lara Presidency President Party Designation Government Vice President

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