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invite	2nd generation	3rd generation	4th generation
Rafael Nuñez	Miguel Antonio Caro	Manuel Antonio San Clemente	Jose Manuel Marroquin
5th generation	6th generation	7th generation	8th generation
Rafael Reyes	Ramon Gonzalez Vilencia	Carlos Eugenio Restrepo	Jose Vicente Concha
9th generation	10th generation	11th generation	12th generation
Marco Fidel Suarez	Jorge Holguin	Pedronel Ospina	Miguel Abadia Mendes
13th generation	14th generation	15th generation	16th generation
Enrique Olaya Herrera	Alfonso Lopez Fumarejo	Eduardo Santos Montejo	Alfonso Lopez Fumarejo
17th	18th generation	19th generation	20th generation
Mariano Ospina Perez	Laureano Gomes	Gustavo Rojas Pinilla	Alberto Lleras Camargo
21st generation	22nd generation	23rd generation	24th
Guillermo Leon Valencia	Carlos Lleras Restrepo	Misael Pastrana Borero	Alfonso Lopez Michelsen
25th generation	26th	27th	28th generation
Julio Cesar Tourbai Ayala	Bellisario Bettencourt	Virgilio Barco Vargas	Cesar Gaviria
29th	30th	31st generation	32nd generation
Ernesto Samper	Andres Pastrana	Alvaro Uribe	Juan Manuel Santos
33rd	34th	35th generation
Ivan Duque	Gustavo Petro	Abelardo de la Espriera

Gran Colombia · Republic of New Granada
Federation of Granada , United States of Colombia , Colombia

Current Presidents and Chancellors

[ Asia ]

* President under a parliamentary system The President of the United Arab Emirates is held by the Emir of Abu Dhabi, who is in fact close to a monarch. * Iran's head of state is Rahbar , and the president is the head of government.
Nepal *	taiwan	korea
independent	Democratic Progressive Party	Democratic Party together
Ram Chandra Paudel (chosun)	Laichingde (first line)	Jaemyung Lee
East Timor	Lebanon *	Maldive Islands
National Assembly for the Reconstruction of Timor	independent	People's National Congress
Jose Hamus Horta (re-election)	Joseph Aun (first line)	Mohammed Muijou (first line)
Mongolia	Myanmar *	Bangladesh *
Mongolian People's Party	independent	independent
Ohna Khurelsukh	Min Aung Hlaing (first line)	Mohammed Shahabuddin (First selection)
Sri Lanka	Syria	Singapore *
People's Liberation Front	independent	independent
Anura Kumara Dissanayake (First selection)	Ahmed Al Shara (temporary)	Tharman Shanmugaratnam (first line)
United Arab Emirates **	Yemen	Uzbekistan
independent	National Plenary Assembly	Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan
Muhammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan	Rashad al-alimi (Chair of the Presidential Guidance Committee)	Shavkat Mirziyoyev (3 lines)
Iraq *	Iran ***	Israel *
Kurdistan Patriotic Union	reformist	democrats
Nizar Amidi (first line)	Masoud Pezekian (First selection)	Yitzhak Herzog
India *	Indonesia	Kazakhstan
People's Party of India	Great Indonesian Movement Party	independent
Draupadi Murmu (chosun)	Prabowo Subianto (first line)	Kasimzomart Tokayev (re-election)
Kyrgyzstan	Tajikistan	Turkmenistan
Mackenchil	People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan	Democratic Party of Turkmenistan
Sadir Jafarov (first line)	Emomali Rahmon (5 lines)	Serdar Berdimuhammedov (chosun)
Pakistan *	Palestine	Philippines
Pakistan People's Party	fata	Philippine Federal Party
Asif Ali Zardari (re-election)	Mahmoud Abbas (chosun)	Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

[ europe ]

* President under a parliamentary system The heads of state of San Marino are two consuls, not the president. * Austria and Portugal are constitutionally dual governments, but de facto parliamentary governments.
Greece *	south ossetia	Germany *
New Democratic Party	Nehash	German Social Democratic Party
Constantino Sul Ras (First line)	Alan Gagloev (first line)	Frank-Walter Steinmeier (re-election)
Latvia *	russia	Romania
independent	independent	independent
Edgars Linkevich (chosun)	Vladimir Putin (5 lines)	Nikusquir Dan (First line)
Lithuania	Montenegro *	Moldova *
independent	Europe now!	independent
Gitanas Nowceda (re-election)	Jacob Milatovic (chosun)	Maia Sandu (re-election)
Malta *	Belarus	Bosnia and Herzegovina *
Labor Party	independent	social democratic party Independent Social Democratic Solidarity Democratic Front
Miriam Spiteri Debono	Alexandre Luca Shenko (7 lines)	Denis Becirovic (first line) Zelka Zvijanovic (chosun) Zelko Comsic (4th line)
North Macedonia *	Northern Cyprus	Bulgaria *
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization - Macedonian National Unity Party	republican turkish party	Bulgarian Socialist Party
Gordana Silyanovskadavkova (first line)	Tufan Erhurman (first line)	Illyana Jotova
San Marino * **	Serbia *	Switzerland *
Christian Democratic Party of San Marino liberty san marino	Serbian Progressive Party	swiss national party
Alice Mina (first line) Vladimiro Selva (first line)	Alexander Vucic (re-election)	Guy Parmelin (re-election)
Slovakia *	Slovenia *	Armenia *
independent	independent	independent
Peter Pellegrini (first line)	Natasha Pirz Musar (chosun)	Khachaturyan near Baha
Iceland *	Ireland *	Azerbaijan
independent	independent	New Azerbaijan Party
Hadla Thomasdottir (First selection)	Catherine Connolly (first line)	Ilham Aliyev (5 lines)
Albania *	Abkhazia	Estonia *
independent	independent	independent
Byram Vegai (chosun)	Badra Gunba (First line)	alar charis (chosun)
Austria ***	Ukraine	Italy *
independent	independent	independent
Alexander van der Bellen (re-election)	Volodymyr Zelensky (chosun)	Sergio Mattarella (re-election)
Georgia *	Czech *	Kosovo *
independent	independent	self-determination party
Mikhail Kabelashvili (first line)	Petr Pavel (chosun)	Albulena Hajiu (Acting Authority)
Croatia *	Cyprus	turkiye
independent	independent	Justice and Development Party
Toran Milannovic (re-election)	Nikos Hristodulidis (chosun)	Recep Tayyip Erdogan (3 lines)
Transnistria	Portugal ***	Poland
independent	Socialist Party	independent
Vadim Krasnoselsky (re-election)	Antonio Jose Seguro (first line)	Carolnavrottsky (First line)
france	Finland *	Hungary *
Renaissance	National Union Party	Tiseodang
Emmanuel Macron (re-election)	Alexander Stubb (first line)	Forsthofer Agnes (Acting Authority)

[ America ]

* President under a parliamentary system
Guyana	Guatemala	Nicaragua
People's Progress Party	grassroots movement	Sandinista National Liberation Front
Irrfan Ali (chosun)	Bernardo Arevalo	Daniel Ortega (5 lines) Rosario (Community President)
Dominican Republic	Commonwealth of Dominica *	Mexico
Modern Revolutionary Party	independent	national reconstruction movement
Luis Abinader (re-election)	sylvani button (first line)	Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
USA	Barbados *	Venezuela
republican	Barbados Labor Party	‘We are Venezuela’ movement
donald trump (re-election)	Jeffrey Bostick (first line)	delsey rodriguez (temporary)
Bolivia	brazil	surname
Christian Democratic Party	per worker	National Democratic Party
Rodrigo Paz Pereira (first line)	Luis Inacio Lula da Silva (3 lines)	Jeniffer Heirings Simmons (First line)
Argentina	Haiti	Ecuador
Liberal Party	independent	People's Democratic Action
Javier Millais (first line)	Alix Didier Pisueme (Acting Authority)	Daniel Novoa (re-election)
El Salvador	Honduras	Uruguay
new idea	Honduras National Party	wide area wire
Naib Bukele (re-election)	Nasri Aspura (first line)	Savage two (First line)
Chile	Costa Rica	Columbia
republican	Sovereign People's Party	human colombia
Jose Antonio Caste (first line)	Laura Fernandez Delgado (first line)	Gustavo Petro
Trinidad and Tobago *	Panama	Paraguay
independent	Goal Achievement	Colorado Party
Christine Kangaloo (chosun)	Jose Raul Mulino (First selection)	Santiago Pena
Peru
people power
Keiko Fujimori (first line)

[ Africa ]

* President under a parliamentary system ** Current military regime or de facto member of the military of the country in question
Ghana	Gabon**	Gambia
National Democratic Assembly	Foundation	National People's Party
John Dramani Mahama (re-election)	Bris Cloter Raise (First line)	Adama Barrow (re-election)
Guinea**	Guinea-Bissau**	Namibia
independent	Guinea-Bissau	People's Organization of South West Africa
Mamadi Doumbuya (first line)	Orta Ntanaman (temporary)	Neumbo Nadi-with Hidite (First line)
Nigeria	South Sudan	Republic of South Africa
progress conference	Sudan People's Liberation Movement	African National Congress
bola tinubu (chosun)	Salva Kir Mayardit (chosun)	Cyril Ramaphosa (3rd line)
Niger**	Liberia	Rwanda
Niger County	Unification Party	Rwandan Patriotic Front
Abdu-Rahamane Chiani	Joseph Boakai (first line)	paul kagame (4th line)
Libya	Madagascar**	Malawi
independent	Madagascar Army	Democratic Progressive Party
Mohammed Al Menfi (Chairman of the Presidential Committee)	Michael Landrianirina (temporary)	Peter Mutarica (re-election)
Mali**	Mauritius *	Mauritania
Mali	Labor Party	fair party
Asimi Koita	Dharam Gokul (first line)	Mohamed Uld Gazuani (chosun)
Mozambique	Benin	Botswana
Mozambique Liberation Front	independent	Botswana National Front
Daniel Chapu (first line)	Romuald Wadagni (first line)	Duma Boko (first line)
Burundi	Burkina Faso**	sahara arab democratic republic
Democratic Defense National Assembly - Democratic Defense Forces	Burkina Faso County	Polisario Wire
Evarist Ndaishimiye (chosun)	Ibrahim Traore (temporary)	Brahim Gali
Sao Tome and Principe	Senegal	Seychelles
independent democratic action	Per Pastep	union seychelles
Carlos Villanova (chosun)	Bashir Diomai Pie (First selection)	Patrick Herminy (first line)
Somalia	somaliland	method**
Peace and Development Alliance	Somaliland Patriotic Party	Sudan Army
hassan sheh mahamud (re-election)	Abdirahman Mohammed Abdullahi (first line)	Abdelfatah Alburhan (Chair of Sovereignty Committee)
Sierra Leone	Algeria	Angola
Sierra Leone People's Party	National Liberation Front	Angola Liberation People's Movement
Julius Mada Bio (3 lines)	Abdelmadjid Tebboune (re-election)	Joao Lorenzo (re-election)
Eritrea	Ethiopia *	Uganda
People's Front for Democracy and Justice	independent	national resistance movement
Isaiah Afewerki (chosun)	Tay Askeslash (first line)	Yoweri Museveni (6 lines)
Egypt**	Zambia	Equatorial Guinea
independent	National Development and Unification Party	democrats
Abdel Fattah El Sisi (3rd line)	Hacked Hicillima (chosun)	Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (7 lines)
Central African Republic	Djibouti	Zimbabwe
united mind movement	Progressive People's Union	Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front
Postin-Archamps Tuadera (re-election)	Ismail Omar Gele (5 lines)	Emerson Mnangagwa (re-election)
Chad**	Cameroon	Cape Verde
Patriotic Salvation Movement	Cameroon People's Democratic Movement	Cape Verde Independent African Party
Mahamat Devi Itno (first line)	Paul Biya (8 selections)	Jose Maria Neves (chosun)
Kenya	Comoros	Côte d'Ivoire
United Democratic Alliance	Contest for the Revival of Comoros	republican rally
William Ruto (chosun)	Azali Asoumani (5 lines)	alasan watara (3 lines)
republic of the congo	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Tanzania
Congolese Labor Party	Alliance for Democratic Social Progress	Tanzania Revolutionary Party
Denis Sasu Ngeso (7 lines)	Felix Tshisekedi (re-election)	Samia Suluhu Hasan (chosun)
Togo	Tunisia
independent	independent
Zhang Ruin Sabi de Tobe (First line)	Kais Saied (re-election)

[ Oceania ]

* President under a parliamentary system Expected independence in 2027 * Some people view him as a monarch rather than a president.
Nauru	Marshall Islands	Federated States of Micronesia
Nauru First Party	independent	independent
David Adean (first line)	Hilda Heine (re-election)	Wesley Simina (chosun)
Vanuatu *	Bougainville **	Samoa ***
independent	Bougainville People's Alliance Party	independent
Nike Nike Burobarabu (chosun)	Ismael Toroama (chosun)	Baaletoa Su'alubi II (re-election)
Kiribati	Palau	sebum *
Tolerance of Kiribati	independent	People's Alliance
Tanetti Mama (3 lines)	Suangel Whips Junior (re-election)	Naing Mama Ralam Bala (First line)

Reigning monarch · Leadership of communist state in power
Current Prime Ministers and Prime Ministers

President of the Republic of Colombia Presidente de la República de Colombia President of the Republic of Colombia

incumbent	Gustavo Petro _{/ 34th}
inauguration day	2022 August 7th (+1453Day)
party	human colombia
official residence	Palacio de Narino

1. outline2. Term and election3. past presidents

1. outline

Colombia 's head of state. He adopts the presidential system and serves a single four-year term. The inauguration of the President of Colombia is on August 7, the same day that Simon Bolivar won the Battle of Boyaca on August 7, 1819 .

2. Term and election

The President of Colombia is elected through direct elections . Any Colombian citizen over the age of 30 can run for president. If a candidate receives a majority of votes by adopting a runoff voting system, that candidate is elected; if no candidate receives a majority of votes, the top two candidates in the first round advance to the runoff . Also, a vice presidential candidate can run as a running mate.

The term of office for the Colombian president was specified to be six years in 1886. However, starting in 1910, the term was shortened to a single four-year term, and if the president passed away during his term, the Colombian vice president could succeed to the presidency. The Colombian President's term lasted for a single four-year term from 1910 to 2005, but under the 31st President, Álvaro Uribe, the term limit was changed from a single four-year term to a multiple four-year term. Uribe served until 2010, and the 32nd President, Juan Manuel Santos, also served for eight years until 2018. In 2015, during the second term of Juan Manuel Santos' administration, the presidential term was returned to a single four-year term.

3. past presidents

algebra	name	Beginning of term	End of term	party	note
1	Rafael Nuñez Rafael Núñez (1825~1894)	1886. 04. 01.	1894. 09. 18.	Nationalist Party	[1]
2	Miguel Antonio Caro Miguel Antonio Caro (1843~1909)	1894. 09. 18.	1898. 08. 07.		[A]
3	Manuel Antonio San Clemente Manuel Antonio Sanclemente (1813~1902)	1898. 08. 07.	1900. 07. 31.		[C]
4	Jose Manuel Marroquin José Manuel Marroquín (1827~1908)	1900. 07. 31.	1904. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
5	Rafael Reyes Rafael Reyes (1849~1921)	1904. 08. 07.	1909. 07. 27.		[4]
6	Ramon Gonzalez Valencia Ramón González Valencia (1851~1928)	1909. 07. 27.	1910. 08. 07.		[A]
7	Carlos Eugenio Restrepo Carlos Eugenio Restrepo (1867~1937)	1910. 08. 07.	1914. 08. 07.	Federation of Republics
8	Jose Vicente Concha José Vicente Concha (1867~1929)	1914. 08. 07.	1918. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
9	Marco Fidel Suarez Marco Fidel Suárez (1855~1927)	1918. 08. 07.	1921. 11. 11.
10	Jorge Holguin Jorge Holguín (1848~1928)	1921. 11. 11.	1922. 08. 07.		[A]
11	Pedronel Ospina Pedro Nel Ospina (1858~1927)	1922. 08. 07.	1926. 08. 07.
12	Miguel Abadia Mendes Miguel Abadía Méndez (1867~1947)	1926. 08. 07.	1930. 08. 07.
13	Enrique Olaya Herrera Enrique Olaya Herrera (1880~1937)	1930. 08. 07.	1934. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
14	Alfonso Lopez Fumarejo Alfonso López Pumarejo (1866~1959)	1934. 08. 07.	1938. 08. 07.
15	Eduardo Santos Montejo Eduardo Santos Montejo (1888~1974)	1938. 08. 07.	1942. 08. 07.
16	Alfonso Lopez Fumarejo Alfonso López Pumarejo (1886~1959)	1942. 08. 07.	1946. 08. 07.
17	Mariano Ospina Perez Mariano Ospina Pérez (1891~1976)	1946. 08. 07.	1950. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
18	Laureano Gomes Laureano Gómez (1889~1965)	1950. 08. 07.	1953. 06. 13.	Conservative Party	[C]
19	Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Gustavo Rojas Pinilla (1900~1975)	1953. 06. 13.	1957. 05. 10.	stratocracy
20	Alberto Lleras Camargo Alberto Lleras Camargo (1906~1990)	1958. 08. 07.	1962. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
21	Guillermo Leon Valencia Guillermo León Valencia (1909~1971)	1962. 08. 07.	1966. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
22	Carlos Lleras Restrepo Carlos Lleras Restrepo (1908~1994)	1966. 08. 07.	1970. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
23	Misael Pastrana Borero Misael Pastrana Borrero	1970. 08. 07.	1974. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
24	Alfonso Lopez Michelsen Alfonso López Michelsen (1913~2007)	1974. 08. 07.	1978. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
25	Julio Cesar Tourbai Ayala Julio César Turbay Ayala (1916~2005)	1978. 08. 07.	1982. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
26	Bellisario Bettencourt Belisario Betancur (1923~2018)	1982. 08. 07.	1986. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
27	Virgilio Barco Vargas Virgilio Barco Vargas (1921~1997)	1986. 08. 07.	1990. 08. 07.	Liberal Party
28	Cesar Gaviria César Gaviria (1947~)	1990. 08. 07.	1994. 08. 07.
29	Ernesto Samper Ernesto Samper (1950~)	1994. 08. 07.	1998. 08. 07.
30	Andres Pastrana Andrés Pastrana (1954~)	1998. 08. 07.	2002. 08. 07.	Conservative Party
31	Alvaro Uribe Álvaro Uribe (1952~)	2002. 08. 07.	2010. 08. 07.	colombia best
32	Juan Manuel Santos Juan Manuel Santos (1951~)	2010. 08. 07.	2018. 08. 07.	National United Socialist Party
33	Ivan Duque Iván Duque (1976~)	2018. 08. 07.	2022. 08. 07.	Democratic Center Party
34	Gustavo Petro Gustavo Petro (1960~)	2022. 08. 07.	2026. 08. 07.	human colombia
35	Abelardo de la Espriera Abelardo de la Espriella (1978~)	2026. 08. 07.		independent

[1] died in office[A] ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 succession to the presidency[C] ^3.1 ^3.2 resigned due to coup[4] resignation during term

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