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词条 List of Presidents of Costa Rica
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  1. Heads of State of Costa Rica (1825–1848)

  2. Presidents of Costa Rica (1848–present)

  3. Timeline

  4. See also

  5. References

{{Main|President of Costa Rica}}{{Politics of Costa Rica}}

The following article lists the junta chairmen, presidents and heads of state of Costa Rica since Central American independence from Spain. From 1824 to 1838 Costa Rica was a state within the Federal Republic of Central America; since then it has been an independent nation.

Heads of State of Costa Rica (1825–1848)

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No.|NumberHead of State
{{small|(Birth–Death)
Term of OfficePolitical AffiliationNotes
{{color|white|2{{small>(1784–1850)}} 1833–1835 ConservativeResigned, Manuel Fernández Chacón and Nicolás Ulloa Soto followed as acting Heads of State.}}
{{color|white|4{{small>(1784–1854)}} March–April 1837 LiberalProvisional.}}
{{color|white|6{{small>(1800–1845)}} 1838–1842 LiberalSecond term. Deposed in a coup d'état.}}
{{color|white|8{{small>(1780–1865)}} September 1842 LiberalCame to power in popular uprising, and quickly resigned.}}
{{color|white|10{{small>(1801–1856)}} November–December 1844 LiberalDeposed in a coup d'état.}}
{{color|white|12{{small>(1799–1856)}} 1846–1847 LiberalSecond term.}}
No.|NumberPresident
{{small|(Birth–Death)
Term of OfficePolitical Affiliation Election Notes
{{color|white|2{{small>(1814–1860)}} 26 November 1849 14 August 1859 Non-partisan Liberal 1849
1853
1859
First, second and third term.}}
{{color|white|4{{small>(1823–1897)}} 8 May 1863 8 May 1866 Non-partisan Liberal 1863
{{color|black|6{{small>(1823–1897)}} 1 November 1868 27 April 1870 MilitarySecond term.}}
{{color|white|8{{small>(1831–1882)}} 10 August 1870 8 May 1876 Non-partisan Liberal 1872Provisional 1870–1872, latter elected.}}
{{color|white|10{{small>(1821–1888)}} 30 July 1876 11 September 1877 Non-partisan ConservativeAppointed by Guardia.}}
{{color|white|12{{small>(1826–1905)}} 6 July 1882 20 July 1882 Non-partisan LiberalActing president.}}
{{color|white|14{{small>(1854–1931)}} 12 March 1885 8 May 1890 Non-partisan Liberal 1886Two consecutive terms, the first incomplete. Carlos Durán Cartín was acting president 1889–1890.}}
{{color|white|16{{small>(1861–1924)}} 8 May 1894 8 May 1902 Civil 1893First and second term.}}
{{color|white|18{{small>(1858–1937)}} 8 May 1906 8 May 1910 National 1905First term.}}
{{color|white|20{{small>(1877–1962)}} 8 May 1914 27 January 1917 RepublicanDesignated by Congress as no clear candidate won in 1913}}Deposed by Tinoco in a coup d'état.}}
{{color|black|22{{small>(1853–1934)}} 13 August 1919 2 September 1919 Military /
Peliquista
Previously Vice President. Forced to resign by the U.S. government.}}
{{color|white|24{{small>(1872–1954)}} 8 May 1920 8 May 1924 Constitutional 1919
{{color|white|26{{small>(1858–1937)}} 8 May 1928 8 May 1932 National Union 1928Second term.}}
{{color|white|28{{small>(1882–1946)}} 8 May 1936 8 May 1940 National Republican 1936
{{color|white|30{{small>(1900–1960)}} 8 May 1944 20 April 1948 National Republican 1944
{{color|white|{{small|(31b){{small>(1906–1990)}} 8 May 1948 8 November 1949 Social Democratic De factoCame to power in the Civil War. Returned power to elected president after re-organizing the government.}}
{{color|white|32{{small>(1906–1990)}} 8 November 1953 8 May 1958 National Liberation 1953Second term. Presidential re-election disallowed.}}
{{color|white|34{{small>(1907–1969)}} 8 May 1962 8 May 1966 National Liberation 1962
{{color|white|36{{small>(1906–1990)}} 8 May 1970 8 May 1974 National Liberation 1970Third term. Presidential re-election disallowed.}}
{{color|white|38{{small>(1926–2009)}} 8 May 1978 8 May 1982 Unity Coalition 1978
{{color|white|40{{small>(born 1940)}} 8 May 1986 8 May 1990 National Liberation 1986Nobel Peace Prize winner 1987.
First term.}}
{{color|white|42{{small>(born 1954)}} 8 May 1994 8 May 1998 National Liberation 1994Son of José Figueres Ferrer.}}
{{color|white|44{{small>(born 1933)}} 8 May 2002 8 May 2006 Social Christian Unity 2002Presidential re-election re-instated.}}
{{color|white|46{{small>(born 1959)}} 8 May 2010 8 May 2014 National Liberation 2010First female president of Costa Rica.}}[2]
{{color|white|48{{small>(born 1980)}} 8 May 2018 Incumbent Citizens' Action 2018Youngest president since Alfredo González Flores (1914).}}

Timeline

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color:pac text:"Luis Guillermo Solís"  bar:CarlosAlvaradoQuesada   from: 2018 till: 2022 color:pac text:"Carlos Alvarado Quesada"
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See also

  • List of Presidents of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
  • List of Chief Justices of Costa Rica

References

1. ^El Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones: Presidentes de la República de Costa Rica
2. ^{{Cite news| url=http://www.economist.com/world/americas/displaystory.cfm?story_id=16064019&source=hptextfeature | work=The Economist | title=Costa Rica's new president: After Arias: Tax increases, trade deals and antidisestablishmentarianism. | date=6 May 2010 | accessdate=8 May 2010}}
{{CostaRicaPresidents}}{{Costa Rica topics}}{{Heads of state and government of North America}}{{Heads of State in Central America}}{{Use dmy dates|date=September 2010}}{{DEFAULTSORT:List Of Presidents Of Costa Rica}}

3 : Presidents of Costa Rica|Lists of national presidents|Lists of political office-holders in Costa Rica

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