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Venezuela Devleti (1830–1864)[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

Flag of Venezuela (1836–1859).svg President of the State of Venezuela Coat of arms of Venezuela (1830-1836).svg

      Conservative Party       Liberal Party       Independent       Military government

№
[1] 		Portre President
(Birth–Death) 		State Term of office Term
[2] 		Parti
1 Páez by Lewis B. Adams.JPG    José Antonio Páez
(1790–1873) 		Portuguesa 13 Ocak 1830
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20 Ocak 1835 		1
(1831–35) 		Conservative Party
2 Andres Narvarte 000.jpg Andrés Narvarte
(1781–1853) 		Vargas 20 Ocak 1835
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9 Şubat 1835 		Conservative Party
3 José María Vargas.jpg José María Vargas
(1786–1854) 		Vargas 9 Şubat 1835
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9 Temmuz 1835 		2
(1835–39) 		Conservative Party
4 José María Carreño.jpg José María Carreño
(1792–1849) 		Miranda 27 July 1835
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20 August 1835 		Conservative Party
5 José María Vargas.jpg José María Vargas
(1786–1854) 		Vargas 20 August 1835
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24 April 1836 		Conservative Party
6 Andres Narvarte 000.jpg Andrés Narvarte
(1781–1853) 		Vargas 24 April 1836
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20 January 1837 		Conservative Party
7 José María Carreño.jpg José María Carreño
(1792–1849) 		Miranda 27 January 1837
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11 March 1837 		Conservative Party
8 Carlos Soublette.jpg Carlos Soublette
(1789–1870) 		Vargas 11 March 1837
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1 February 1839
9 Páez by Lewis B. Adams.JPG José Antonio Páez
(1790–1873) 		Portuguesa 1 February 1839
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28 January 1843 		3
(1839–43) 		Conservative Party
10 Carlos Soublette.jpg Carlos Soublette
(1789–1870) 		Vargas 28 January 1843
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20 January 1847 		4
(1843–47) 		Conservative Party
11 Jose tadeo monagas.jpg José Tadeo Monagas
(1784–1868) 		Monagas 20 January 1847
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5 February 1851 		5
(1847–51) 		Conservative Party
12 JoseGregorioMonagas.jpg José Gregorio Monagas
(1795–1858) 		Monagas 5 February 1851
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20 January 1855 		6
(1851–55) 		Liberal Party
13 Jose tadeo monagas.jpg José Tadeo Monagas
(1784–1868) 		Monagas 20 January 1855
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15 March 1858 		7
(1855–60) 		Liberal Party
14 Pedro Gual Escandon.jpg Pedro Gual Escandón
(1783–1862) 		Caracas 15 March 1858
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18 March 1858 		Liberal Party
15 Juliancastro.jpg Julián Castro
(1810–1875) 		Miranda 18 March 1858
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2 August 1859 		Military
16 Pedro Gual Escandon.jpg Pedro Gual Escandón
(1783–1862) 		Caracas 2 August 1859
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29 September 1859 		Independent
17 Manuel Felipe Tovar.jpg Manuel Felipe de Tovar
(1803–1866) 		29 September 1859
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20 May 1861 		Liberal Party
8
(1860–64)
18 Pedro Gual Escandon.jpg Pedro Gual Escandón
(1783–1862) 		Caracas 20 May 1861
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29 August 1861 		Liberal Party
19 Páez by Lewis B. Adams.JPG José Antonio Páez
(1790–1873) 		Portuguesa 29 August 1861
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15 June 1863 		Military
20 Juan Crisóstomo Falcón.jpg Juan Crisóstomo Falcón
(1820–1870) 		Falcón 15 June 1863
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25 April 1868 		Military
9
(1864–73)

Venezuela Birleşik Devletleri (1864–1953)[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

Flag of Venezuela (1863–1905).svg President of the United States of Venezuela Coat of arms of Venezuela (1871).svg

      Democratic Action       Conservative Party       Liberal Party       Independent       Military government

№
[1] 		Portrait President
(Birth–Death) 		State Term of office Term
[2] 		Party
20 Juan Crisóstomo Falcón.jpg    Juan Crisóstomo Falcón
(1820–1870) 		Falcón 15 June 1863
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25 April 1868 		9
(1864–73) 		Military
21 Manuel Ezequiel Bruzual 1.jpg Manuel Ezequiel Bruzual
(1832–1868) 		Magdalena
(Gran Colombia) 		25 April 1868
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28 June 1868 		Independent
22 Guillermo Tell Villegas 1.jpg Guillermo Tell Villegas
(1823–1907) 		Carabobo 28 June 1868
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20 February 1869 		Liberal Party
23 JRMonagas.jpg José Ruperto Monagas
(1831–1880) 		Monagas 20 February 1869
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16 April 1870 		Military
24 Guillermo Tell Villegas 1.jpg Guillermo Tell Villegas
(1823–1907) 		Carabobo 16 April 1870
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27 April 1870 		Liberal Party
25 Martin Tovar y Tovar 20.JPG Antonio Guzmán Blanco
(1829–1899) 		Caracas 27 April 1870
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27 February 1877 		Liberal Party
10
(1873–77)
26 Antonio Esteban Frías 1911 000.jpg Francisco Linares Alcántara
(1825–1878) 		Aragua 27 February 1877
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30 November 1878 		11
(1877–82) 		Liberal Party
27 José Gregorio Valera - El Cojo Ilustrado.jpg José Gregorio Valera 30 November 1878
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26 February 1879 		Liberal Party
28 Martin Tovar y Tovar 20.JPG Antonio Guzmán Blanco
(1829–1899) 		Caracas 26 February 1879
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26 April 1884 		Liberal Party
12
(1882–88)
29 Joaquín Crespo portrait.jpg Joaquín Crespo
(1830–1898) 		Aragua 26 April 1884
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15 September 1886 		Liberal Party
30 Martin Tovar y Tovar 20.JPG Antonio Guzmán Blanco
(1829–1899) 		Caracas 15 September 1886
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8 August 1887 		Liberal Party
31 Hermógenes López.jpg Hermógenes López
(1830-1898) 		Carabobo 8 August 1887
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2 July 1888 		Independent
32 Presidente Rojas Paúl (1890) by Cristobal Rojas.jpg Juan Pablo Rojas Paúl
(1826–1905) 		Caracas 2 July 1888
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19 March 1890 		13
(1888–90) 		Liberal Party
33 Raimundo Andueza Palacio.jpg Raimundo Andueza Palacio
(1846–1900) 		Portuguesa 19 March 1890
–
17 June 1892 		14
(1890–94) 		Conservative Party
34 Guillermo Tell Villegas 1.jpg Guillermo Tell Villegas
(1823–1907) 		Carabobo 17 June 1892
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31 August 1892 		Liberal Party
35 Guillermo Tell Villegas Pulido.jpg Guillermo Tell Villegas Pulido
(1854–1949) 		Barinas 31 August 1892
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7 October 1892 		Liberal Party
36 Joaquín Crespo portrait.jpg Joaquín Crespo
(1841–1898) 		Aragua 7 October 1892
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February 28 1898 		Military
15
(1894–98)
37 Ignacio Andrade 2.jpg Ignacio Andrade
(1839–1925) 		Mérida 28 February 1898
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20 October 1899 		16
(1898–08) 		Liberal Party
38 Cipriano Castro 1908.jpg Cipriano Castro
(1858–1924) 		Táchira 20 October 1899
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19 December 1908 		Military
39 Juan Vicente Gómez, 1911.jpg Juan Vicente Gómez
(1857–1935) 		Táchira 19 December 1908
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5 August 1913 		17
(1908–14) 		Military
40 Portrait of Gil Fortoul - 1932.jpg José Gil Fortoul
(1861–1943) 		Lara 5 August 1913
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19 April 1914 		Independent
41 Presidente Victorino Marquez Bustillos.jpg Victorino Márquez Bustillos
(1858–1922) 		Portuguesa 19 April 1914
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24 June 1922 		18
(1914–22) 		Independent
42 Gómez, 1928.jpg Juan Vicente Gómez
(1857–1935) 		Táchira 24 June 1922
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30 May 1929 		19
(1922–29) 		Military
43 Juan Bautista Pérez.jpg Juan Bautista Pérez
(1869–1952) 		Caracas 30 May 1929
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13 June 1931 		20
(1929–31) 		Independent
44 Juan vicente GOMEZ.jpg Juan Vicente Gómez
(1857–1935) 		Táchira 13 June 1931
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17 December 1935 		21
(1931–36) 		Military
45 Eleazar López Contreras.jpg Eleazar López Contreras
(1883–1973) 		Táchira 18 December 1935
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5 May 1941 		Independent
22
(1936–41)
46 IMAngarita.JPG Isaías Medina Angarita
(1897–1953) 		Táchira 5 May 1941
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18 October 1945 		23
(1941–48) 		Democratic Party
47 Rómulo Betancourt, 1946.JPG Rómulo Betancourt
(1908–1981) 		Miranda 18 October 1945
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17 February 1948 		Democratic Action
48 Rómulo Gallegos 1940s.jpg Rómulo Gallegos
(1884–1969) 		Caracas 17 February 1948
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24 November 1948 		24
(1948–52) 		Democratic Action
49 Carlos Delgado Chalbaud1.jpg Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
(1909–1950) 		Caracas 24 November 1948
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30 November 1950 		Military
50 President Germán Suárez Flamerich.jpg Germán Suárez Flamerich
(1907–1990) 		Caracas 30 November 1950
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2 December 1952 		Independent

Venezuela Cumhuriyeti (1953–1999)[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

State flag of Venezuela (1954–2006).svg President of the Republic of Venezuela Coat of arms of Venezuela (1954-2006).svg

      Democratic Party       Democratic Action       Copei       National Convergence       Fifth Republic Movement

№
[1] 		Portrait President
(Birth–Death) 		State Term of office Term
[2] 		Party
51 Marcos Pérez Jiménez 1952.JPG    Marcos Pérez Jiménez
(1914–2001) 		Táchira 2 December 1952
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23 January 1958 		25
(1952) 		Military
52 WolfangLarrazábal.jpg Wolfgang Larrazábal
(1911–2003) 		Sucre 23 January 1958
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14 November 1958[3] 		Independent
53 RB 1975.jpg Rómulo Betancourt
(1908–1981) 		Miranda 13 February 1959
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13 March 1964 		26
(1958) 		Democratic Action
54 Raúl Leoni 1965.jpg Raúl Leoni
(1905–1972) 		Bolívar 13 March 1964
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11 March 1969 		27
(1963) 		Democratic Action
55 Caldera, Rafael.jpg Rafael Caldera
(1916–2009) 		Yaracuy 11 March 1969
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12 March 1974 		28
(1968) 		Copei
56 Carlos Andrés Pérez - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 1989.jpg Carlos Andrés Pérez
(1922–2010) 		Táchira 12 March 1974
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12 March 1979 		29
(1973) 		Democratic Action
57 Luis Herrera Campins.jpg Luis Herrera Campins
(1925–2007) 		Portuguesa 12 March 1979
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2 February 1984 		30
(1978) 		Copei
58 Lusinchi 89.JPG Jaime Lusinchi
(1924–2014) 		Anzoátegui 2 February 1984
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2 February 1989 		31
(1983) 		Democratic Action
59 Carlos Andrés Pérez - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 1989.jpg Carlos Andrés Pérez
(1922–2010) 		Táchira 2 February 1989
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21 May 1993[4] 		32
(1988) 		Democratic Action
60 Ramón J. Velásquez, 2009.jpg Ramón José Velásquez
(1916–2014) 		Táchira 5 June 1993
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2 February 1994 		Democratic Action
61 Caldera, Rafael.jpg Rafael Caldera
(1916–2009) 		Yaracuy 2 February 1994
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2 February 1999 		33
(1993) 		National Convergence

Bolivarcı Venezuela Cumhuriyeti (1999–günümüz)[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

Flag of Venezuela.svg President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Coat of arms of Venezuela.svg

      Fifth Republic Movement/United Socialist Party       Independent

№
[1] 		Portrait President
(Birth–Death) 		State Term of office Term
[2] 		Party
64 Hugo Chávez (02-04-2010).jpg    Hugo Chávez
(1954–2013) 		Barinas 2 February 1999
–
5 March 2013 		34[5]
(1998) 		Fifth Republic Movement
35
(2006) 		United Socialist Party
36[6]
(2012)
65 Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela (2016) cropped.jpg Nicolás Maduro
(1962–) 		Caracas 5 Mart 2013
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Incumbent 		United Socialist Party

Kaynakça[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]

  1. ^ a b c d For the purposes of numbering, a presidency is defined as an uninterrupted period of time in office served by one person. For example, Carlos Soublette was both the 8th and 10th President because the two periods where he was president were not consecutive. A period during which a vice-president temporarily becomes acting president under the Constitution is not a presidency, because the president remains in office during such a period.
  2. ^ a b c d For the purposes of numbering, a term is a period between two presidential elections. Some terms might be longer than originally expected due to coup d'états or the installation of military dictatorships, thus extending the time between two elections. Venezuela's unique history has allowed several presidents to serve during a single term, as well as some presidents, such as Jose Maria Vargas, serving twice during a single term.
  3. ^ Larrazábal resigned early to challenge Rómulo Betancourt at the 1958 election, leaving Edgar Sanabria as acting president until the end of his term, on 13 February 1959.
  4. ^ Octavio Lepage, then President of Congress, served as acting president from 21 May 1993 and until 5 June 1993, when Ramón José Velásquez was formally selected to succeed Perez as president.
  5. ^ Hugo Chávez's first term as president began in February 1999 and is generally considered to last until August 2000, with his second term taking place after he was confirmed during the presidential elections of 2000 as part of the country's constitutional assembly. Therefore, many historians consider the period between August 2000 and January 2007 as Chávez's second term. However, this list considers the period between February 1999 and January 2007 as a single period.
  6. ^ Despite being elected and sworn to office in April 2013 after the special presidential elections, Nicolás Maduro's term in office is counted from February 2013, which is when the 36th term was originally set to begin.
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