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This page lists the heads of state of Mexico since independence in 1821.

First Mexican Empire (1821-1823)
Regency (1821-1822)
 #  Regents  Took office  Left office 1  Agustin de IturbideActa de Independencia del Imperio mexicano, Archivo General de la Nación  50px  28 September 1821   18 May 1822 2  Juan O'Donojú y O'Rian  50px  28 September 1821   8 October 1821 3  Antonio Pérez Martínez y Robles  50px   8 October 1821  11 April 1822 4  Manuel de la Barcéna  50px  28 September 1821  11 April 1822 5  José Isidro Yañez  50px  28 September 1821  18 May 1822 6  Manuel Velázquez de León y Pérez    28 September 1821  11 April 1822 7  Miguel Valentín y Tamayo    11 April 1822  18 May 1822 8  Manuel de Heras Soto  50px   11 April 1822  18 May 1822 9  Nicolás Bravo Rueda  50px  11 April 1822  18 May 1822

Agustín I (1822-1823)
#  Emperor  Reign Start  Reign Ended  Royal House  Consort 10  Agustín I  50px  19 May 1822  19 March 1823  Iturbide  Ana María de Huarte y Muñiz  50px

Supreme Executive Power (1823-1824)
Supreme Executive Power was an organization that served as Executive to govern México after the of Mexican Empire of Agustín I, on 1823. The organization was responsible for convening the creation of the Federal Republic and was in effect from April 1, 1823 to October 10, 1824.
 Head of State  Took office  Left office  Party Pedro Celestino Negrete   50px  31 March 1823   10 October 1824  Liberal Guadalupe Victoria  50px  31 March 1823  10 October 1824  Liberal Nicolás Bravo  50px  31 March 1823   10 October 1824  Conservative Miguel Domínguez  50px  1 April 1823  10 October 1824  Conservative José Mariano Michelena  50px  1 April 1823  10 October 1824  Conservative Vicente Guerrero  50px  1 April 1823  10 October 1824  Liberal

 First Republic of Mexico (1824-1864)
 Presidents of Mexico (1824-1858)
Between the time of Emperor Agustín de Iturbide's abdication (19 March 1823) and Guadalupe Victoria's assumption of the office of President (10 October 1824), there was a brief period when the executive power of the government was held by the Supreme Executive Power. At one time or another the members of this committee included Pedro Celestino Negrete, José Mariano Michelena, Nicolás Bravo, Miguel Domínguez, Vicente Guerrero and Guadalupe Victoria.

#  President  Took office  Left office  Party1  Guadalupe Victoria  50px  10 October 1824  1 April 1829  Liberal2  Vicente Guerrero  50px  1 April 1829  17 December 1829  Liberal3  José María Bocanegra  50px  18 December 1829  23 December 1829  Liberal Supreme Executive PowerPedro Vélez1, Lucas Alamán2 and Luis de Quintanar2  23 December 1829  31 December 1829  Liberal1Conservative24  Anastasio Bustamante  50px  1 January 1830  13 August 1832  Conservative5  Melchor Múzquiz  50px  14 August 1832  26 December 1832  Liberal6  Manuel Gómez Pedraza  50px  24 December 1832  1 April 1833  Liberal7  Valentín Gómez Farías  50px  1 April 1833  16 May 1833  Liberal8  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  16 May 1833  3 June 1833  Liberal-Conservative9  Valentín Gómez Farías  50px  3 June 1833  18 June 1833  Liberal10  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  18 June 1833  5 July 1833  Liberal-Conservative11  Valentín Gómez Farías  50px  5 July 1833  27 October 1833  Liberal12  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  27 October 1833  15 December 1833  Liberal-Conservative13  Valentín Gómez Farías  50px  16 December 1833  24 April 1834  Liberal14  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  24 April 1834  27 January 1835  Liberal-Conservative15  Miguel Barragán  50px  28 January 1835  27 February 1836  Liberal16  José Justo Corro  50px  2 March 1836  19 April 1837  Conservative17  Anastasio Bustamante  50px  19 April 1837  20 March 1839  Conservative18  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  20 March 1839  10 July 1839  Liberal-Conservative19  Nicolás Bravo  50px  10 July 1839  19 July 1839  Conservative20  Anastasio Bustamante  50px  19 July 1839  22 September 1841  Conservative21  Francisco Javier Echeverría  50px  22 September 1841  10 October 1841  Conservative22  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  10 October 1841  26 October 1842  Liberal-Conservative23  Nicolás Bravo  50px  26 October 1842  4 March 1843  Conservative24  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  4 March 1843  4 October 1843  Liberal-Conservative25  Valentín Canalizo  50px  4 October 1843  4 June 1844  Conservative26  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  4 June 1844  12 September 1844  Liberal-Conservative27  José Joaquín de Herrera    12 September 1844  21 September 1844  Liberal28  Valentín Canalizo  50px  21 September 1844  6 December 1844  Conservative29  José Joaquín de Herrera    7 December 1844  30 December 1845  Liberal30  Gabriel Valencia  50px  30 December 1845  2 January 1846  Liberal31  Mariano Paredes  50px  4 January 1846  28 July 1846  Conservative32  José Mariano Salas  50px  5 August 1846  23 December 1846  Conservative33  Valentín Gómez Farías  50px  24 December 1846  21 March 1847  Liberal34  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  21 March 1847  2 April 1847  Liberal-Conservative35  Pedro María de Anaya  50px  2 April 1847  20 May 1847  Liberal36  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  20 May 1847  15 September 1847  Liberal-Conservative37  Manuel de la Peña y Peña  50px  26 September 1847  13 November 1847  Liberal38  Pedro María de Anaya  50px  13 November 1847  8 January 1848  Liberal39  Manuel de la Peña y Peña  50px  8 January 1848  3 June 1848  Liberal40  José Joaquín de Herrera    3 June 1848  15 January 1851  Liberal41  Mariano Arista  50px  15 January 1851  6 January 1853  Liberal42  Juan Bautista Ceballos  50px  6 January 1853  8 February 1853  Liberal43  Manuel María Lombardini  50px  8 February 1853  20 April 1853  Conservative44  Antonio López de Santa Anna  50px  20 April 1853  9 August 1855  Liberal-Conservative45  Martín Carrera  50px  15 August 1855  12 September 1855  Liberal46  Rómulo Díaz de la Vega  50px  12 September 1855  3 October 1855  Conservative47  Juan Álvarez  50px  4 October 1855  11 December 1855  Liberal48  Ignacio Comonfort  50px  15 September 1855  21 January 1858  Liberal

Liberal Presidents of Mexico during the Reform War (1858-1864)
 President  Took office  Left office  Party Benito Juárez  50px  19 January 1858  10 April 1864  Liberal

Conservative Presidents of Mexico during the Reform War (1858-1862)
#  President  Took office  Left office  Party49  Félix Zuloaga 50px  21 January 1858  24 December 1858  Conservative50  Manuel Robles Pezuela  50px  24 December 1858  21 January 1859  Conservative51  José Mariano Salas  50px  21 January 1859  2 February 1859  Conservative*  Félix Zuloaga  50px  24 January 1859  1 February 1859  Conservative52  Miguel Miramón  50px  2 February 1859  12 August 1860  Conservative53  José Ignacio Pavón  50px  13 August 1860  15 August 1860  Conservative54  Miguel Miramón  50px  15 August 1860  24 December 1860  Conservative55  Félix Zuloaga  50px  28 December 1860  28 December 1862  Conservative

Second Mexican Empire (1863-1867)
Between 21 April 1862 to 12 January 1863 Juan Nepomuceno Almonte was recognized by the conservatives as the Supreme head of the Mexican Nation and between 20 June 1863 to 25 June 1863, Teodosio Lares was the president the Assembly Superior of Government of Mexico. In 25 June 1863, the Supreme Executive Power was integrated, and this organization was responsible for convening the creation of the Second Mexican Empire with a creation of the Regency.

 Regency (1863-1864) 
#  Regents  Took office  Left office  Party11  Juan Nepomuceno Almonte  50px  11 Jul 1863  10 April 1864  Conservative José Mariano Salas  50px  11 Jul 1863  10 April 1864  Conservative Juan Bautista de Ormaechea y Ernaiz    11 Jul 1863  10 April 1864  Conservative Pelagio Antonio de Labastida y Dávalos  50px 11 Jul 1863  10 April 1864  Conservative José Ignacio Pavón  50px 11 Jul 1863  10 April 1864  Conservative

Maximilian I (1864-1867)
#  Emperor  Reign Start  Reign Ended  Royal House  Consort16  Maximilian I  50px  10 April 1864  15 May 1867  Habsburg  Charlotte of Belgium  50px

Second Republic of Mexico (1867-present)
Presidents of Mexico (1867-1911)
#  President  Took office  Left office  Party56  Benito Juárez  50px  15 May 1867  18 July 1872  Liberal57  Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada  50px  19 July 1872  20 November 1876  Liberal58  José María Iglesias  50px  31 October 1876  15 March 1877  Liberal59  Porfirio Díaz  50px  28 November 1876  6 December 1876  Liberal60  Juan N. Méndez  50px  6 December 1876  17 February 1877  Liberal61  Porfirio Díaz  50px  17 February 1877  30 November 1880  Liberal62  Manuel González  50px  1 December 1880  30 November 1884  Liberal63  Porfirio Díaz  50px  1 December 1884  25 May 1911  Liberal

Presidents of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution (1911-1920)
#  President  Took office  Left office  Party64  Francisco León de la Barra  50px  25 May 1911  6 November 1911  Democratic Liberal (PLD)65  Francisco I. Madero  50px  6 November 1911  19 February 1913  Anti-reelectionistProgressive Constitutional (PCP)66  Pedro Lascuráin  50px  19 February 1913  Anti-reelectionistProgressive Constitutional (PCP)67  Victoriano Huerta  50px  19 February 1913  15 July 1914  Democratic Liberal (PDL)68  Francisco S. Carvajal  50px  15 July 1914  13 August 1914  Democratic Liberal (PLD)69  Venustiano Carranza  50px  20 August 1914  24 May 1920  Liberal Constitutionalist (PLC) *  Eulalio Gutiérrez  50px  6 November 1914  16 January 1915  No PartyConventionists Roque González Garza  50px  16 January 1915  10 June 1915 Francisco Lagos Cházaro  50px  10 June 1915  10 October 191570  Adolfo de la Huerta  50px  24 May 1920  30 November 1920  Liberal Constitutionalist (PLC)

Presidents of Mexico since the Mexican Revolution (1920–present)
#  President  Took office  Left office  Party71  Álvaro Obregón  50px  1 December 1920  30 November 1924  Mexican Laborist Party (PLM)72  Plutarco Elías Calles  50px  1 December 1924  30 November 1928  Mexican Laborist Party (PLM)73  Emilio Portes GilAppointed interim by Congress after president-elect Obregón was assassinated  50px  1 December 1928  5 February 1930  National Revolutionary Party (PNR)74  Pascual Ortiz RubioResigned  50px  5 February 1930  2 September 1932  National Revolutionary Party (PNR)75  Abelardo L. RodríguezAppointed substitute after president Ortiz Rubio's resignation  50px  2 September 1932  30 November 1934  National Revolutionary Party (PNR)76  Lázaro Cárdenas  50px  1 December 1934  30 November 1940By Constitutional reform to article 83, the term of office was expanded to 6 years with no possibility of reelection  National Revolutionary Party (PNR)77  Manuel Ávila Camacho  50px  1 December 1940  30 November 1946  Party of the Mexican Revolution (PRM)78  Miguel Alemán Valdés  50px  1 December 1946  30 November 1952  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)79  Adolfo Ruiz Cortines  50px  1 December 1952  30 November 1958  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)80  Adolfo López Mateos  50px  1 December 1958  30 November 1964  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)81  Gustavo Díaz Ordaz  50px  1 December 1964  30 November 1970  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)82  Luis Echeverría 50px 1 December 1970  30 November 1976 Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)83  José López Portillo  50px  1 December 1976  30 November 1982  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)84  Miguel de la Madrid  50px  1 December 1982  30 November 1988  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)85  Carlos Salinas de Gortari   50px  1 December 1988  30 November 1994  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)86  Ernesto Zedillo  50px  1 December 1994  30 November 2000  Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)87  Vicente Fox  50px  1 December 2000  30 November 2006  National Action Party (PAN)88  Felipe Calderon   50px  1 December 2006  30 november 2012  National Action Party (PAN)89  Enrique Peña Nieto  50px 1 December 2012  30 november 2018 Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)90  Andrés Manuel López Obrador 50px 1 December 2018  30 September 2024 National Regeneration Movement (MORENA)91  Claudia Sheinbaum 50px 1 October 2024 (She will cease his duties in 30 September 2030). National Regeneration Movement (MORENA)

See also
 Itan ile Meksiko
 Iselu ile Meksiko
 Aare ile Meksiko

Itokasi

External links
  Lista de gobernantes de México Official List 

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