Francisco María Oreamuno Bonilla

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Francisco María Oreamuno Bonilla (4 October 1801, Cartago, Costa Rica – 23 May 1856) was head of state of Costa Rica from November to December 1844.^[1]

References

^ Carbonell, Jorge Francisco Sáenz (1994). Francisco María Oreamuno (in Spanish). EUNED. ISBN 978-9977-64-582-7.

Political offices
Preceded by José María Alfaro	Head of State of Costa Rica Nov-Dec 1844	Succeeded by José Rafael Gallegos

v t e Presidents and heads of state of Costa Rica
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v t e Presidents of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Free State of Central America	Aguilar Chacón (1824 November - 1825 January) Gutiérrez y Lizaurzábal (1824 setiembre - November) Umaña Fallas 1825 April - May) Alvarado Hidalgo (1825 January - February) Alvarado Alvarado (1825 February - April) Zeledón Mora (1825 June - November) Romero Castro (1825 November – December) Arias Zamora (1826 January – February) Rivas Ramírez (1826 March - May) Alfaro Zamora (1826 May - August) Castro Ramírez (1827 May – June) Carrillo Colina (1828 March) Flores Pérez (1828 September) Peralta del Corral (1829 November - 1830 February) Alfaro Arias (1830 May - June) Esquivel Azofeifa (1830 May - June) Francisco Osejo (1831 January – April) Campo Guerrero (1831 July - August) Fonseca González (1831 May - June) Peralta del Corral (1832 setiembre – December) Andrés Rivera (1834 March – April) Bonilla Nava (1836 August - December) Sáenz Ulloa (1836 January - February) Alfaro Saborío (1837 January – February) Blanco Zamora (1837 March – April) Oreamuno Bonilla (1837 March – April) Sancho Alvarado (1837 September - 1838 May)
Free State of Costa Rica	Mora Fernández (1843 August – December) Madriz Cervantes (1843 June - August) Sancho Alvarado (1844 January - May) Ramírez Hidalgo (1844 July - November) Castro Madriz (1845 November 1844 - December) Reyes Frutos (1846 December - 1846 February) Carazo Bonilla (1846 March – June) Toledo (1846 September – 1847 May) Alfaro Zamora (1847 May - September)
First Costa Rican Republic	Mora Porras (1847 November - 1848 June) Carazo Bonilla (1848 September - 1849 December) Oreamuno Bonilla (1850 January - 1856 May) García-Escalante Nava (1857 October - 1858 August) Castro Madriz (1859 October - December) Volio Llorente (1860 – 1863) Carazo Bonilla (1860-1861) Ramírez Hidalgo (1861-1862) Carazo Bonilla (1862-1863) Escalante Navas (1863 May - August) Ramírez Hidalgo (1863 May - August) Calvo Rosales (1864 – 1867) Iglesias Llorente (1864-1865) Montealegre Fernández (1867 – 1868) Iglesias Llorente (1867 – 1868) Ulloa Solares (1869 January – February) Echeverría Alvarado (1869 May - 1870 April) Bonilla Nava (1869 - 1876) Guardia Gutiérrez (1882 – 1883) Carazo Peralta (1883 – 1886) Esquivel Sáenz (1886 – 1889) Aragón Quesada (1889 – 1890) Iglesias Llorente (1890-1892) Durán Cartín (1892) León-Páez y Brown (1894 – 1900) Iglesias Llorente (1900 – 1903) Jiménez Oreamuno (1900 – 1903) Fernández Acuña (1904 – 1905) Tinoco Iglesias (1905 – 1908) Quirós Segura (1905 – 1908) Jiménez Oreamuno (1909-1910) Gutiérrez Iglesias (1910 – 1913) Fernández Alvarado (1913 – 1914) Pacheco Cabezas (1914 – 1916) Fernández Alvarado (1916-1917) Núñez Gutiérrez (1917 – 1918) Pacheco Cabezas (1917 April - June) Astúa Aguilar (1917-1918) Calderón Muñoz (1917-1918) Faerron Suárez (1918 – 1919) Astúa Aguilar (1919) Volio Jiménez (1920 – 1925) Cortés Castro (1925-1926) Volio Jiménez (1926-1929) Alvarado Quirós (1929-1930 Rohrmoser Carranza (1929-1930) Calderón Muñoz (1931-1932) Volio Jiménez (1932-1935) Castro Beeche (1935-1936) Arias Bonilla (1936-1938) Calderón Guardia (1938-1940) Cortés Fernández (1940-1941) Picado Michalski (1941-1944) Albertazzi Avendaño (1944-1945) Grillo Ocampo (1944-1945) Fonseca Chamier (1946-1948)
Second Costa Rican Republic	Rodríguez Conejo (1949-1952) Bonilla Baldares (1952-1953) Facio Segreda (1953-1956) Cortés Fernández (1956-1958) Montero Padilla (1958-1960) Lara Bustamante (1960-1961) Leiva Quirós (1961-1962) Espinach Escalante (1962-1963) París Steffens (1963-1964) Solano Orfila (1964-1965) París Steffens (1965-1966) Carazo Odio (1966-1967) Garrón Salazar (1967-1968) Volio Jiménez (1968-1969) Molina Quesada (1969-1970) Oduber Quirós (1970-1973) Monge Álvarez (1973-1974) Carro Zúñiga (1974-1977) Soley Soler (1977-1978) Madrigal Nieto (1978-1979) Aguilar Facio (1979-1980) Grillo Rivera (1980-1981) Tattenbach Iglesias (1981-1982) Garrón Salazar (1982-1983) Villanueva Badilla (1983-1984) Jiménez Monge (1984-1985) Vargas Sanabria (1985-1986) Karspinsky Dodero (1986-1987) Volio Jiménez (1987-1988) Valenciano Chaves (1988-1989) Arias Angulo (1989-1990) Trejos Fonseca (1990-1991) Rodríguez Echeverría (1991-1992) Tovar Faja (1992-1993) Chaverri Soto (1993-1994) Cañas Escalante (1994-1995) Álvarez Desanti (1995-1996) Coto Molina ((1996-1997) Weisleder Weisleder (1997-1998) Fishman Zonzinski (1998-1999) Vargas Pagán (1999-2000) Contreras López (2000-2001) Pacheco Salazar (2001-2002) Laclé Castro (2002-2003) Redondo Poveda (2003-2004) González Esquivel (2004-2006) Pacheco Fernández (2006-2010) Villanueva Monge (2010-2011) Mendoza García (2011-2012) Granados Calvo (2012-2013) Mendoza Jiménez (2013-2014) Mora Jiménez (2014-2015) Ortiz Fábrega (2015-2016) Álvarez Desanti (2016-2017) Ramírez Zamora (2017-2018) Hidalgo Herrera (2018-2019) Benavides Jiménez (2019-2020)

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