Consultive Junta (El Salvador)

Salvadoran provisional government

Not to be confused with the Consultive Junta of Guatemala.

Consultive Junta
Junta ConsultivaMilitary junta

Formation| 25 May 1823
Extinction| 17 June 1823
Country| El Salvador
Executive branch
Supreme Political Chief| Mariano Prado
Governor of San Salvador| José Justo Milla
Military Commander| José Rivas
Headquarters| San Salvador

The Consultive Junta (Spanish: Junta Consultiva) was the government of the province of El Salvador from 25 May 1823 to 17 June 1823.[1]

The junta was composed of:[1]

* Mariano Prado, Supreme Political Chief
* Colonel José Justo Milla, Intendant and Governor of the Province of San Salvador
* Colonel José Rivas, Military Commander

## References

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1. ^ a b "Presidentes de El Salvador – Junta Consultiva" [Presidents of El Salvador – Consultive Junta]. casapres.gob (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 1 March 2009. Retrieved 1 September 2020.

Political offices

Preceded by

Felipe Codallos

|  Political Chief of San Salvador
1823  | Succeeded by

Mariano Prado

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Heads of state of El Salvador

Post-independence (1821-1823)|

* Barriere
* Delgado
* Filísola
* Codallos
* Consultive Junta‡
* Prado†

Federal Republic of Central America (1823-1841)|

* J. Rodríguez
* Prado
* J. V. Villacorta
* Prado
* Cornejo
* J. D. Villacorta
* Cornejo
* Morazán†
* J. San Martín
* Prado
* J. San Martín
* C. Salazar†
* G. Salazar†
* Escolán†
* Silva
* Espinoza
* F. Gómez
* Vigil
* T. Menéndez
* Vigil
* T. Menéndez
* Cañas†
* Morazán
* Silva†
* Cañas†
* Ramírez†
* Lindo†

Republic of El Salvador (1841-1931)|

* Lindo†
* Arce†
* Marín†
* J. J. Guzmán
* D. Villacorta†
* Marín†
* J. J. Guzmán
* Arce†
* Palacios†
* Malespín
* Palacios†
* J. E. Guzmán
* Palacios†
* Aguilar
* Palacios†
* Aguilar
* Medina†
* Quirós†
* Vasconcelos
* R. Rodríguez†
* Vasconcelos
* Dueñas†
* Quirós†
* Dueñas
* J. M. San Martín†
* Dueñas
* V. Gómez†
* J. M. San Martín
* J. Hernández†
* J. M. San Martín
* Dueñas†
* Campo
* Dueñas†
* Campo
* Zepeda†
* Santín
* Barrios†
* Santín
* J. E. Guzmán†
* Peralta†
* Barrios
* Dueñas
* González
* Méndez†
* González
* del Valle
* Zaldívar
* Guirola†
* Zaldívar
* Figueroa†
* Rosales†
* F. Menéndez
* C. Ezeta
* A. Ezeta†
* Gutiérrez
* Regalado
* Escalón
* Figueroa
* M. Araujo
* C. Meléndez†
* Quiñónez†
* C. Meléndez
* Quiñónez†
* J. Meléndez
* Quiñónez
* P. Romero
* A. Araujo

Military presidents (1931-1979)|

* Civic Directory‡
* Hernández Martínez†
* A. Menéndez†
* Hernández Martínez
* A. Menéndez†
* Aguirre†
* Castaneda
* Revolutionary Council of Government‡
* Osorio
* Lemus
* Junta of Government‡
* Civic-Military Directory‡
* Cordón†
* Rivera
* F. Sánchez
* A. Molina
* C. Romero

Salvadoran Civil War (1979-1992)|

* Revolutionary Government Junta‡
* Magaña
* Duarte
* Cristiani

Post-Civil War (since 1992)|

* Cristiani
* Calderón
* Flores
* Saca
* Funes
* S. Sánchez
* Bukele
* C. Rodríguez†

* † – Acting or provisional president
* ‡ – Military junta

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