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Constitutional President of the Republic of Ecuador
Presidente Constitucional de la República del Ecuador
Constitutional President of the Republic of Ecuador
Daniel Noboa(1)
incumbent
inauguration day
2023 November 23 (+980Day)
party
official residence
1. outline2. list of past presidents3. look around

1. outline

He is the head of state and government of Ecuador . The current president is Daniel Novoa , who took office on November 23, 2023 .

2. list of past presidents

algebra
name
start of term
end of term
party
note
temporary
Juan Jose Flores
(1800~1864)
1830.5.3
1830.8.14
invite
1830.8.14
1834.9.10
2 units
1834.9.10
1839.1.31
(invite)
Juan Jose Flores
(1800~1864)
1839.2.1
1845.3.6
temporary
1845.3.6
1845.12.8
3 generations
1845.12.8
1849.10.15
Acting Authority
1849.10.15
1850.12.7
temporary
Diego Novoa
(1789~1870)
1850.12.8
1851.2.25
4 generations
1851.2.25
1851.9.12
5 generations
1851.7.24
1856.10.15
6th
Francisco Robles
(1811~1893)
1856.10.16
1859.8.31
temporary
1861.1.17
1861.4.2
Conservative Party
7th
1861.4.2
1865.8.30
Acting Authority
Rafael Carvajal
(1819~1878)
1865.8.31
1865.9.7
8th
Jeronimo Carrion
(1804~1873)
1865.9.7
1867.11.6
Acting Authority
1867.11.7
1868.1.20
9th
1868.1.20
1869.1.19
Acting Authority
1869.1.19
1869.5.19
Acting Authority
1869.5.19
1869.8.10
(7 units)
1869.8.10
1875.8.6
Acting Authority
1875.8.6
1875.9.15
Acting Authority
1875.9.15
1875.12.9
teenager
Antonio Borrero
(1827~1911)
1875.12.9
1876.12.18
11th
1876.12.18
1883.7.9
temporary
1883.10.15
1884.2.10
Conservative Party
12 generations
1884.2.10
1888.6.30
Acting Authority
1888.7.1
1888.8.17
13th
1888.8.17
1892.6.10
republican union
14th
1892.7.1
1895.4.16
Acting Authority
1895.4.16
1895.6.5
Conservative Party
15th
Elroy Alfaro
(1842~1912)
1895.6.5
1901.8.31
Ecuador Radical Freedom Party
16th
Leonidas Plaza
(1865~1932)
1901.9.1
1905.8.31
17th
Risardo Garcia
(1844~1937)
1905.9.1
1906.1.15
(15 units)
Elroy Alfaro
(1842~1912)
1906.1.16
1911.8.11
Acting Authority
1911.8.11
1911.8.31
18s
Emilio Estrada
(1855~1911)
1911.9.1
1911.12.21
Acting Authority
1911.12.22
1912.3.5
Acting Authority
1912.3.6
1912.8.1
Acting Authority
1912.8.1
1912.9.1
(16 units)
Leonidas Plaza
(1865~1932)
1912.9.1
1916.8.31
19s
1916.9.1
1920.8.31
20's
Jose Luis Tamayo
(1858~1947)
1920.9.1
1924.8.31
21st
Gonzalo Cordoba
(1863~1928)
1924.9.1
1925.7.9
temporary
1st provisional government
1925.7.10
1926.1.2
temporary
2nd provisional government
1926.1.10
1926.3.31
temporary
Isidro Ayora
(1879~1978)
1926.4.3
1929.4.17
Ecuador Radical Freedom Party
22
1929.4.17
1931.8.24
Acting Authority
1931.8.24
1931.10.15
Acting Authority
1931.10.15
1932.8.28
Acting Authority
1932.8.28
1932.9.1
Acting Authority
1932.9.2
1932.12.4
23 generations
1932.12.5
1933.10.19
Acting Authority
1933.10.20
1934.8.31
24
1934.9.1
1935.8.21
Acting Authority
Antonio Pons
(1890~1935)
1935.8.21
1935.9.25
Conservative Party
temporary
Federico Paes
(1894~1974)
1935.9.26
1937.10.23
temporary
1937.10.23
1938.8.10
Acting Authority
1938.8.10
1938.12.1
Ecuador Radical Freedom Party
25s
Aurelio Mosquera
(1883~1939)
1938.12.2
1939.11.17
Acting Authority
1939.11.18
1939.12.10
Acting Authority
Andres Córdoba
(1892~1983)
1939.12.11
1940.8.10
Acting Authority
1940.8.10
1940.8.31
26
1940.9.1
1944.5.28
Acting Authority
1944.5.29
1944.5.31
(24 units)
1944.6.1
1947.8.23
temporary
1947.8.23
1947.9.2
27th
1947.9.2
1947.9.17
Conservative Party
28
1947.9.17
1948.8.31
29
gallo plaza
(1906~1987)
1948.9.1
1952.8.31
National Democratic Citizens' Movement
(24 units)
1952.9.1
1956.8.31
Belakista State Federation
30's
1956.9.1
1960.8.31
(24 units)
1960.9.1
1961.11.7
Belakista State Federation
31st
1961.11.7
1963.7.11
temporary
1963.7.11
1966.3.29
Acting Authority
Telmo Vargas
(1912~2013)
1966.3.29
Acting Authority
Clemente Yerovi
(1904~1981)
1966.3.30
1966.11.16
Institutional Democratic Alliance
temporary
Otto Arosemena
(1925~1984)
1966.11.16
1967.5.25
32
1967.5.25
1968.8.31
(24 units)
1968.9.1
1972.2.15
Belakista National Union
temporary
1972.2.15
1976.1.11
temporary
Alfredo Poveda
(1926~1990)
1976.1.11
1979.8.10
33 generations
Jaime Roldos
(1940~1981)
1979.8.10
1981.5.24
concentration of people's forces
34
1981.5.24
1984.8.10
Christian Democratic Union
35s
1984.8.10
1988.8.10
36 generations
1988.8.10
1992.8.10
Democratic Left
37
Sixto Duranbayen
(1921~2016)
1992.8.10
1996.8.10
republican union
38
1996.8.10
1997.2.6
Ecuadorian Roldist Party
Acting Authority
1997.2.6
1997.2.9
Alpharista Radical Front
39 generations
1997.2.9
1997.2.11
Truth Republican Independence Movement
40's
1997.2.11
1998.8.10
Alpharista Radical Front
41s
1998.8.10
2000.1.21
Christian Democratic Union
42
Gustavo Novoa
(1937~2021)
2000.1.22
2003.1.15
43 generations
2003.1.15
2005.4.20
Patriotic Socialist Party
44
Alfredo Palacio
(1939~2025)
2005.4.20
2007.1.15
45s
2007.1.15
2017.5.24
Proud Sovereign Fatherland Alliance
46
2017.5.24
2021.5.24
47s
2021.5.24
2023.11.23
opportunity creation
48s
2023.11.23
today

3. look around

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[ America ]
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paul kagame (4th line)
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[ Oceania ]
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** Expected independence in 2027
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[A] 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 ousted by revolution[B] 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 ousted by coup[3] ousted due to defeat in war[C] 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 resignation during term[7] Assassination while in office[D] 13.1 13.2 13.3 died in office[E] 15.1 15.2 15.3 impeachment while in office

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