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

#RegentsTook officeLeft office
1Agustin de Iturbide[1]28 September 182118 May 1822
2Juan O'Donojú y O'Rian[1]28 September 18218 October 1821
3Antonio Pérez Martínez y Robles[1]8 October 182111 April 1822
4Manuel de la Barcéna[1]28 September 182111 April 1822
5José Isidro Yañez[1]28 September 182118 May 1822
6Manuel Velázquez de León y Pérez[1]28 September 182111 April 1822
7Miguel Valentín y Tamayo[1]11 April 182218 May 1822
8Manuel de Heras Soto[1]11 April 182218 May 1822
9Nicolás Bravo Rueda[1]11 April 182218 May 1822
#EmperorReign StartReign EndedRoyal HouseConsort
10Agustín I19 May 182219 March 1823IturbideAna María de Huarte y Muñiz

Supreme Executive Power was an organization that served as Executive to govern México after the of Mexican Empire of Agustín I, on 1823.[2] The organization was responsible for convening the creation of the Federal Republic and was in effect from April 1, 1823 to October 10, 1824.[3]

Head of StateTook officeLeft officeParty
Pedro Celestino Negrete31 March 182310 October 1824Liberal
Guadalupe Victoria31 March 182310 October 1824Liberal
Nicolás Bravo31 March 182310 October 1824Conservative
Miguel Domínguez1 April 182310 October 1824Conservative
José Mariano Michelena1 April 182310 October 1824Conservative
Vicente Guerrero1 April 182310 October 1824Liberal

First Republic of Mexico (1824-1864)

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Presidents of Mexico (1824-1858)

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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.

#PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
1Guadalupe Victoria10 October 18241 April 1829Liberal
2Vicente Guerrero1 April 182917 December 1829Liberal
3José María Bocanegra18 December 182923 December 1829Liberal
Supreme Executive Power
Pedro Vélez1, Lucas Alamán2 and Luis de Quintanar2
23 December 182931 December 1829Liberal1
Conservative2
4Anastasio Bustamante1 January 183013 August 1832Conservative
5Melchor Múzquiz14 August 183226 December 1832Liberal
6Manuel Gómez Pedraza24 December 18321 April 1833Liberal
7Valentín Gómez Farías1 April 183316 May 1833Liberal
8Antonio López de Santa Anna16 May 18333 June 1833Liberal-Conservative
9Valentín Gómez Farías3 June 183318 June 1833Liberal
10Antonio López de Santa Anna18 June 18335 July 1833Liberal-Conservative
11Valentín Gómez Farías5 July 183327 October 1833Liberal
12Antonio López de Santa Anna27 October 183315 December 1833Liberal-Conservative
13Valentín Gómez Farías16 December 183324 April 1834Liberal
14Antonio López de Santa Anna24 April 183427 January 1835Liberal-Conservative
15Miguel Barragán28 January 183527 February 1836Liberal
16José Justo Corro2 March 183619 April 1837Conservative
17Anastasio Bustamante19 April 183720 March 1839Conservative
18Antonio López de Santa Anna20 March 183910 July 1839Liberal-Conservative
19Nicolás Bravo10 July 183919 July 1839Conservative
20Anastasio Bustamante19 July 183922 September 1841Conservative
21Francisco Javier Echeverría22 September 184110 October 1841Conservative
22Antonio López de Santa Anna10 October 184126 October 1842Liberal-Conservative
23Nicolás Bravo26 October 18424 March 1843Conservative
24Antonio López de Santa Anna4 March 18434 October 1843Liberal-Conservative
25Valentín Canalizo4 October 18434 June 1844Conservative
26Antonio López de Santa Anna4 June 184412 September 1844Liberal-Conservative
27José Joaquín de Herrera12 September 184421 September 1844Liberal
28Valentín Canalizo21 September 18446 December 1844Conservative
29José Joaquín de Herrera7 December 184430 December 1845Liberal
30Gabriel Valencia30 December 18452 January 1846Liberal
31Mariano Paredes4 January 184628 July 1846Conservative
32José Mariano Salas5 August 184623 December 1846Conservative
33Valentín Gómez Farías24 December 184621 March 1847Liberal
34Antonio López de Santa Anna21 March 18472 April 1847Liberal-Conservative
35Pedro María de Anaya2 April 184720 May 1847Liberal
36Antonio López de Santa Anna20 May 184715 September 1847Liberal-Conservative
37Manuel de la Peña y Peña26 September 184713 November 1847Liberal
38Pedro María de Anaya13 November 18478 January 1848Liberal
39Manuel de la Peña y Peña8 January 18483 June 1848Liberal
40José Joaquín de Herrera3 June 184815 January 1851Liberal
41Mariano Arista15 January 18516 January 1853Liberal
42Juan Bautista Ceballos6 January 18538 February 1853Liberal
43Manuel María Lombardini8 February 185320 April 1853Conservative
44Antonio López de Santa Anna20 April 18539 August 1855Liberal-Conservative
45Martín Carrera15 August 185512 September 1855Liberal
46Rómulo Díaz de la Vega12 September 18553 October 1855Conservative
47Juan Álvarez4 October 185511 December 1855Liberal
48Ignacio Comonfort15 September 185521 January 1858Liberal

Liberal Presidents of Mexico during the Reform War (1858-1864)

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PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
Benito Juárez19 January 185810 April 1864Liberal

Conservative Presidents of Mexico during the Reform War (1858-1862)

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#PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
49Félix Zuloaga21 January 185824 December 1858Conservative
50Manuel Robles Pezuela24 December 185821 January 1859Conservative
51José Mariano Salas21 January 18592 February 1859Conservative
*Félix Zuloaga24 January 18591 February 1859Conservative
52Miguel Miramón2 February 185912 August 1860Conservative
53José Ignacio Pavón13 August 186015 August 1860Conservative
54Miguel Miramón15 August 186024 December 1860Conservative
55Félix Zuloaga28 December 186028 December 1862Conservative

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.

#RegentsTook officeLeft officeParty
11Juan Nepomuceno Almonte11 Jul 186310 April 1864Conservative
José Mariano Salas11 Jul 186310 April 1864Conservative
Juan Bautista de Ormaechea y Ernaiz11 Jul 186310 April 1864Conservative
Pelagio Antonio de Labastida y Dávalos 11 Jul 186310 April 1864Conservative
José Ignacio Pavón 11 Jul 186310 April 1864Conservative
#EmperorReign StartReign EndedRoyal HouseConsort
16Maximilian I10 April 186415 May 1867HabsburgCharlotte of Belgium

Second Republic of Mexico (1867-present)

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Presidents of Mexico (1867-1911)

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#PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
56Benito Juárez15 May 186718 July 1872Liberal
57Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada19 July 187220 November 1876Liberal
58José María Iglesias[4]31 October 187615 March 1877Liberal
59Porfirio Díaz28 November 18766 December 1876Liberal
60Juan N. Méndez6 December 187617 February 1877Liberal
61Porfirio Díaz17 February 187730 November 1880Liberal
62Manuel González1 December 188030 November 1884Liberal
63Porfirio Díaz1 December 188425 May 1911Liberal

Presidents of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution (1911-1920)

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#PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
64Francisco León de la Barra25 May 19116 November 1911Democratic Liberal (PLD)
65Francisco I. Madero6 November 191119 February 1913Anti-reelectionist
Progressive Constitutional (PCP)
66Pedro Lascuráin19 February 1913Anti-reelectionist
Progressive Constitutional (PCP)
67Victoriano Huerta19 February 191315 July 1914Democratic Liberal (PDL)
68Francisco S. Carvajal15 July 191413 August 1914Democratic Liberal (PLD)
69Venustiano Carranza20 August 191424 May 1920Liberal Constitutionalist (PLC)
*Eulalio Gutiérrez6 November 191416 January 1915No Party
Conventionists
Roque González Garza16 January 191510 June 1915
Francisco Lagos CházaroFáìlì:Franciscolagosc.jpg10 June 191510 October 1915
70Adolfo de la Huerta24 May 192030 November 1920Liberal Constitutionalist (PLC)

Presidents of Mexico since the Mexican Revolution (1920–present)

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#PresidentTook officeLeft officeParty
71Álvaro Obregón1 December 192030 November 1924Mexican Laborist Party (PLM)
72Plutarco Elías Calles1 December 192430 November 1928Mexican Laborist Party (PLM)
73Emilio Portes Gil[5]1 December 19285 February 1930National Revolutionary Party (PNR)
74Pascual Ortiz Rubio[6]5 February 19302 September 1932National Revolutionary Party (PNR)
75Abelardo L. Rodríguez[7]2 September 193230 November 1934National Revolutionary Party (PNR)
76Lázaro Cárdenas1 December 193430 November 1940[8]National Revolutionary Party (PNR)[9]
77Manuel Ávila Camacho1 December 194030 November 1946Party of the Mexican Revolution (PRM)
78Miguel Alemán Valdés1 December 194630 November 1952Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
79Adolfo Ruiz Cortines1 December 195230 November 1958Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
80Adolfo López Mateos1 December 195830 November 1964Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
81Gustavo Díaz Ordaz1 December 196430 November 1970Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
82Luis Echeverría

1 December 197030 November 1976Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
83José López Portillo1 December 197630 November 1982Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
84Miguel de la Madrid1 December 198230 November 1988Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
85Carlos Salinas de Gortari1 December 198830 November 1994Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
86Ernesto Zedillo1 December 199430 November 2000Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
87Vicente Fox1 December 200030 November 2006National Action Party (PAN)
88Felipe Calderon1 December 200630 november 2012National Action Party (PAN)
89Enrique Peña Nieto

1 December 201230 november 2018Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)
90Andrés Manuel López Obrador

1 December 201830 September 2024

National Regeneration Movement (MORENA)

91Claudia Sheinbaum

1 October 2024(She will cease his duties in 30 September 2030).

National Regeneration Movement (MORENA)

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Acta de Independencia del Imperio mexicano, Archivo General de la Nación
  2. "INEHRM Secretaría de Gobernación". Archived from the original on 2014-03-25. Retrieved 2011-06-25.
  3. "El Viajero en México (Pág. 30)" (PDF). CDigital. Retrieved September 12, 2010.
  4. "Gobernantes presidencia.gob.mx". Archived from the original on 2007-01-13. Retrieved 2011-06-25.
  5. Appointed interim by Congress after president-elect Obregón was assassinated
  6. Resigned
  7. Appointed substitute after president Ortiz Rubio's resignation
  8. By Constitutional reform to article 83, the term of office was expanded to 6 years with no possibility of reelection
  9. "Lazaro Cardenas PNR" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-04. Retrieved 2011-06-25.