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Salvador Machado Agüero (Ocotal, 1838 – Condega, 1925) was a Nicaraguan lawyer and politician appointed interim President of Nicaragua from June 1 to July 16, 1893.

Political offices
Preceded by Roberto Sacasa	President of Nicaragua 1893	Succeeded by Joaquín Zavala

Presidents and heads of state of Nicaragua

¹ in León.

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