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{{Politics of Uruguay}}
[[Uruguay]] is a [[presidential system|presidential]] [[republic]] in which the [[President of Uruguay|president]] is both the [[head of state]] and [[head of government]]. The following is a list of all the people who have held the office of President of Uruguay since 6 November 1830 (when the [[Constitution of Uruguay of 1830|first constitution]] was adopted), with the exception of those who held the office of "President" under the [[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government]], which served as the country's executive [[directorial system|directory]] from 1955 to 1967. The first president of this list is [[Fructuoso Rivera]], who held the office twice and once as part of the [[Triumvirate]] that ruled the country from 1853 to 1854.

Most of the presidents of Uruguay have belonged to the [[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado Party]], a traditionally [[conservatism|conservative]] party founded by Rivera in 1836. The first free democratic elections for president were held in 1922. The current president is [[Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou|Luis Lacalle Pou]] of the [[National Party (Uruguay)|National Party]], who was elected in the [[2019 Uruguayan general election|2019 presidential election]].

== Governors of Uruguay as a province ==

=== Oriental Province (1814–1817) ===

Province part of the [[United Provinces of the Río de la Plata]].

{|class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;"
! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="29%"|Notes
|-
!1
|[[File:NRodriguez.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Nicolás Rodríguez Peña]]'''<br /><small>(1775–1853)</small>
|9 July 1814
|25 August 1814
|align=left|Governor. Appointed by [[Gervasio Antonio de Posadas]], Supreme Director of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata.
|-
!2
|[[File:M E Soler por Bettinoti.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Miguel Estanislao Soler]]'''<br /><small>(1783–1849)</small>
|25 August 1814
|25 February 1815
|align=left|Governor.
|-
!3
|[[File:Fernando Otorgués.jpg|100px]]
|'''{{ill|Fernando Otorgués|es}}'''<br /><small>(1774–1831)</small>
|26 February 1815
|July 1815
|align=left|Governor. Appointed by [[José Gervasio Artigas]].
|-
!4
|[[File:19- MIGUEL BARREIRO (no border).jpg|138x138px]]
|'''{{ill|Miguel Barreiro|es}}'''<br /><small>(1789–1848)</small>
|July 1815
|20 January 1817
|align=left|Governor. Appointed by José Gervasio Artigas.
|}

=== Cisplatine Province (1817–1828) ===
{{main|Cisplatine Province}}

After the [[Portuguese conquest of the Banda Oriental]] the Oriental Province became a province of the [[United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves]] and a province of the [[Empire of Brazil]] after 1822.

{|class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;"
! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="29%"|Notes
|-
!5
|[[File:Carlos Federico Lecor.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Carlos Frederico Lecor]]'''<br /><small>(1764–1836)</small>
|20 January 1817
|3 February 1826
|align=left|Governor.
|-
!6
|[[File:Francisco de Paula Magessi Tavares de Carvalho (Barão de Vila Bela).png|100px]]
|'''{{ill|Francisco de Paula Magessi Tavares de Carvalho|pt}}'''<br /><small>(1769–1847)</small>
|3 February 1826
|27 August 1828
|align=left|Governor.
|}

=== Oriental Province (1825–1828) ===

In the Congress of Florida the Oriental Province declared independence from the [[Empire of Brazil]] and reunited with the [[United Provinces of the Río de la Plata]].

{|class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;"
! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="29%"|Notes
|-
!7
|[[File:Lavalleja juan antonio.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Antonio Lavalleja]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1853)</small>
|19 September 1825
|5 July 1826
|align=left|Governor. Appointed by the Congress of Florida.
|-
!8
|[[File:Suarez-joaquin.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Joaquín Suárez]]'''<br /><small>(1781–1868)</small>
|5 July 1826
|12 October 1827
|align=left|Governor.
|-
!9
|[[File:Luis Eduardo Pérez.JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Luis Eduardo Pérez]]'''<br /><small>(1774–1841)</small>
|12 October 1827
|''27 August 1828''
|align=left|Governor. Appointed by Juan Antonio Lavalleja.
|}

== Heads of state of Uruguay as an independent country ==

=== Government and Provisional General Captaincy of the Oriental State of Uruguay (1828–1830) ===

After the [[Preliminary Peace Convention]] the Oriental Province gained effective independence from the [[Empire of Brazil]] and the [[United Provinces of the Río de la Plata]].

{|class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;"
! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="29%"|Notes
|-
!(9)
|[[File:Luis Eduardo Pérez.JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Luis Eduardo Pérez]]'''<br /><small>(1774–1841)</small>
|''27 August 1828''
|1 December 1828
|align=left|Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by Juan Antonio Lavalleja.
|-
!([[Interim governorship of Joaquín Suárez|8]])
|[[File:Suarez-joaquin.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Joaquín Suárez]]'''<br /><small>(1781–1868)</small>
|2 December 1828
|22 December 1828
|align=left|Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by the General Constituent Assembly.
|-
![[Provisional governorship of José Rondeau|10]]
|[[File:Jose Rondeau.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Rondeau]]'''<br /><small>(1775–1844)</small>
|22 December 1828 <ref name=ReyesProv />
|17 April 1830 <ref name=ReyesSust />
|align=left|Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by the General Constituent Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!(7)
|[[File:Lavalleja juan antonio.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Antonio Lavalleja]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1853)</small>
|17 April 1830
|''28 June 1830''
|align=left|Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by the General Constituent Assembly.
|}

=== Oriental State of Uruguay (1830–1919) ===
The [[Constitution of Uruguay of 1830|Constitution of 1830]] comes into force.

{|class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;"
! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="5%" colspan=2|Party
! width="4%"|Elected
! width="29%"|Notes
|-
!(7)
|[[File:Juan Antonio Lavalleja (cropped).png|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Antonio Lavalleja]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1853)</small>
|height="50px"|''28 June 1830''
|height="50px"|24 October 1830
|style="background-color:{{party color|Independent (politician)}}"|
|—
|—
|align=left|Governor and Provisional Captain General. Appointed by the General Constituent Assembly.
|-
!(9)
|[[File:Luis Eduardo Pérez.JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Luis Eduardo Pérez]]'''<br /><small>(1774–1841)</small>
|24 October 1830
|6 November 1830
|style="background-color:{{party color|Independent (politician)}}"|
|—
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!10
|[[File:Fructuoso Rivera (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Fructuoso Rivera]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1854)</small>
|6 November 1830
|24 October 1834
|style="background-color:{{party color|Independent (politician)}}"|
| —
|[[1830 Uruguayan general election|1830]]
|align=left|'''1st Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!11
|[[File:Carlos Anaya.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Carlos Anaya]]'''<br /><small>(1777–1862)</small>
|24 October 1834
|1 March 1835
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
![[Presidency of Manuel Oribe|12]]
|[[File:Manuel Oribe por Rose (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Manuel Oribe]]'''<br /><small>(1792–1857)</small>
|1 March 1835
|24 October 1838
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1835 Uruguayan general election|1835]]
|align=left|'''2nd Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!13
|[[File:Gabriel A Pereira presi uy.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Gabriel Antonio Pereira]]'''<br /><small>(1794–1861)</small>
|24 October 1838
|1 March 1839
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!10
|[[File:Fructuoso Rivera (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Fructuoso Rivera]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1854)</small>
|1 March 1839
|1 March 1843
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1839 Uruguayan general election|1839]]
|align=left|'''3rd Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!12
|[[File:Manuel Oribe por Rose (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Manuel Oribe]]'''<br /><small>(1792–1857)</small>
|''16 February 1843''
|''8 October 1851''
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|—
|align=left|Self-proclaimed president of the [[Gobierno del Cerrito]], during the [[Uruguayan Civil War]].
|-
!8
|[[File:Joaquin Suarez con la banda presidencial (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Joaquín Suárez]]'''<br /><small>(1781–1868)</small>
|1 March 1843
|15 February 1852
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power. President of the [[Gobierno de la Defensa]], during the Uruguayan Civil War.
|-
!14
|[[File:Bernardo Berro (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Bernardo Prudencio Berro]]'''<br /><small>(1803–1868)</small>
|15 February 1852
|1 March 1852
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!15
|[[File:Juan F. Giró (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Francisco Giró]]'''<br /><small>(1791–1863)</small>
|1 March 1852
|25 September 1853
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1852 Uruguayan general election|1852]]
|align=left|'''4th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Ousted from office by a ''coup d'état''.
|-
!16
|[[File:Floresvenancio.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Venancio Flores]]'''<br /><small>(1808–1868)</small>
|25 September 1853
|12 March 1854
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|rowspan=3|—
|align=left rowspan=3|Triumvirate. Fructuoso Rivera and Juan Antonio Lavalleja died in office.
|-
!10
|[[File:Fructuoso Rivera Daguerrotipo (cropped).JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Fructuoso Rivera]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1854)</small>
|25 September 1853
|13 January 1854
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|-
!7
|[[File:Juan Antonio Lavalleja (cropped).png|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Antonio Lavalleja]]'''<br /><small>(1784–1853)</small>
|25 September 1853
|22 October 1853
|style="background-color:{{party color|Independent (politician)}}"|
|—
|-
!16
|[[File:Floresvenancio.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Venancio Flores]]'''<br /><small>(1808–1868)</small>
|12 March 1854
|10 September 1855
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1854 Uruguayan general election|1854]]
|align=left|'''5th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!17
|height="100px"|
|'''[[Luis María Lamas]]'''<br /><small>(1793–1864)</small>
|height="50px"|''29 August 1855''
|height="50px"|''10 September 1855''
|bgcolor=#770101|
|Conservative
|—
|align=left|Self-proclaimed president after the {{ill|Rebellion of the Conservatives|es|Rebelión de los Conservadores}}.
|-
!18
|height="100px"|[[File:Manuelbasiliobustamante.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Manuel Basilio Bustamante]]'''<br /><small>(1785–1863)</small>
|10 September 1855
|15 February 1856
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!19
|height="100px"|
|'''{{ill|José María Plá|es}}'''<br /><small>(1794–1869)</small>
|15 February 1856
|1 March 1856
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!13
|[[File:Gabriel A Pereira presi uy.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Gabriel Antonio Pereira]]'''<br /><small>(1794–1861)</small>
|1 March 1856 
|1 March 1860
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1856 Uruguayan general election|1856]]
|align=left|'''6th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!14
|[[File:Bernardo Berro (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Bernardo Prudencio Berro]]'''<br /><small>(1803–1868)</small>
|1 March 1860
|1 March 1864
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1860 Uruguayan general election|1860]]
|align=left|'''7th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!20
|[[File:Atanasio Aguirre.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Atanasio Cruz Aguirre]]'''<br /><small>(1801–1875)</small>
|1 March 1864
|15 February 1865
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power. Resigned after the [[Uruguayan War|Brazilian invasion]].
|-
!21
|[[File:Tomás Villalba.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Tomás Villalba]]'''<br /><small>(1805–1886)</small>
|15 February 1865
|20 February 1865
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power. Resigned after the Brazilian invasion.
|-
!16
|[[File:Venancio Flores circa 1865.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Venancio Flores]]'''<br /><small>(1808–1868)</small>
|20 February 1865
|15 February 1868
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|''De facto'' president after the Brazilian invasion. Assumed power as Provisional Governor for 3 years.
|-
!22
|[[File:Pedro Varela.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Pedro Varela]]'''<br /><small>(1837–1906)</small>
|15 February 1868
|1 March 1868
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!23
|[[File:Lorenzo Batlle y Grau 2.png|100px]]
|'''[[Lorenzo Batlle]]'''<br /><small>(1810–1887)</small>
|1 March 1868
|1 March 1872
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1868 Uruguayan general election|1868]]
|align=left|'''8th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!24
|[[File:Tomás Gomensoro.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Tomás Gomensoro Albín]]'''<br /><small>(1810–1900)</small>
|1 March 1872
|1 March 1873
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!25
|[[File:JoseEllauri1870.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Eugenio Ellauri]]'''<br /><small>(1834–1894)</small>
|1 March 1873
|22 January 1875
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1873 Uruguayan general election|1873]]
|align=left|'''9th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!22
|[[File:Pedro Varela.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Pedro Varela]]'''<br /><small>(1837–1906)</small>
|22 January 1875
|10 March 1876
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''10th Constitutional President''', appointed by the General Assembly after the resignation of Ellauri. Ousted by a coup d'état.
|-
!–
|rowspan=2|[[File:LorenzoLatorre1875 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=2|'''[[Lorenzo Latorre]]'''<br /><small>(1844–1916)</small>
|10 March 1876
|1 March 1879
|rowspan=2 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=2|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|Assumed power as Provisional Governor.
|-
!26
|1 March 1879
|15 March 1880
|[[1879 Uruguayan general election|1879]]
|align=left|'''11th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!27
|[[File:Francisco Antonino Vidal (cropped).JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Francisco Antonino Vidal]]'''<br /><small>(1825–1889)</small>
|15 March 1880
|1 March 1882
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''12th Constitutional President''', appointed as president by the [[General Assembly of Uruguay|General Assembly]] to finish the presidential period 1879–1883. Resigned.
|-
!28
|[[File:Maximo Santos.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Máximo Santos]]'''<br /><small>(1847–1889)</small>
|1 March 1882
|1 March 1886
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''13th Constitutional President''', appointed by the [[General Assembly of Uruguay|General Assembly]] for a term of 4 years.
|-
!27
|[[File:Francisco Antonino Vidal (cropped).JPG|100px]]
|'''[[Francisco Antonino Vidal]]'''<br /><small>(1825–1889)</small>
|1 March 1886
|24 May 1886
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1886 Uruguayan general election|1886]]
|align=left|'''14th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Resigned.
|-
!28
|[[File:Gral. Máximo Benito Santos (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Máximo Santos]]'''<br /><small>(1847–1889)</small>
|24 May 1886
|18 November 1886
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power. Resigned.
|-
!29
|[[File:MaximoTajes.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Máximo Tajes]]'''<br /><small>(1852–1912)</small>
|18 November 1886
|1 March 1890
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''15th Constitutional President''', appointed as president by the [[General Assembly of Uruguay|General Assembly]] to finish the presidential period 1886–1890.
|-
!30
|[[File:Julio Herrera y Obes (cropped).png|100px]]
|'''[[Julio Herrera y Obes]]'''<br /><small>(1841–1912)</small>
|1 March 1890
|1 March 1894
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1890 Uruguayan general election|1890]]
|align=left|'''16th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!31
|[[File:DuncanStewart.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Duncan Stewart (Uruguayan politician)|Duncan Stewart]]'''<br /><small>(1833–1923)</small>
|1 March 1894
|21 March 1894
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!32
|[[File:Presidente Juan Idiarte Borda (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Idiarte Borda]]'''<br /><small>(1844–1897)</small>
|21 March 1894
|25 August 1897
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1894 Uruguayan general election|1894]]
|align=left|'''17th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. Assassinated.
|-
!rowspan=2|33
|rowspan=2|[[File:JuanLCuestas.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=2|'''[[Juan Lindolfo Cuestas]]'''<br /><small>(1837–1905)</small>
|25 August 1897
|10 February 1898
|rowspan=2 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=2|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|rowspan=2|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
|10 February 1898
|15 February 1899
|align=left|''De facto'' president following a [[self-coup]]. Resigned.
|-
!34
|[[File:JoseBatlle1900.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]'''<br /><small>(1856–1929)</small>
|15 February 1899
|1 March 1899
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|[[List of Presidents of the Senate of Uruguay|President of the Senate]] exercising the Executive Power.
|-
!33
|[[File:Presidente Juan Lindolfo Cuestas.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Lindolfo Cuestas]]'''<br /><small>(1837–1905)</small>
|1 March 1899
|1 March 1903
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1899 Uruguayan general election|1899]]
|align=left|'''18th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!34
|[[File:JoseBatlle1900.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]'''<br /><small>(1856–1929)</small>
|1 March 1903
|1 March 1907
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1903 Uruguayan general election|1903]]
|align=left|'''19th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!35
|[[File:Presidente Claudio Williman (cropped).tif|100px]]
|'''[[Claudio Williman]]'''<br /><small>(1861–1934)</small>
|1 March 1907
|1 March 1911
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1907 Uruguayan general election|1907]]
|align=left|'''20th Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!34
|[[File:Batlle en su segundo gobierno constitucional.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]'''<br /><small>(1856–1929)</small>
|1 March 1911
|1 March 1915
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1911 Uruguayan general election|1911]]
|align=left|'''21st Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|-
!36
|[[File:Viera-feliciano.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Feliciano Viera]]'''<br /><small>(1872–1927)</small>
|1 March 1915
|1 March 1919
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1915 Uruguayan general election|1915]]
|align=left|'''22nd Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. 
|}

=== Oriental Republic of Uruguay (1919–present) ===
The [[Constitution of Uruguay of 1918|Constitution of 1918]] comes into force. According to the Constitution, the president is elected by direct popular election for a term of five years. He may be re-elected any number of times, but is ineligible for immediate re-election.

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! width="2%"|No.
! width="5%"|Portrait
! width="20%"|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="2" width="35%"|Term of office
! width="5%" colspan=2|Party
! width="4%"|Elected
! width="29%"|Notes
! width="4%"|[[Vice President of Uruguay|Vice President]]
|-
!37
|[[File:BaltasarBrum.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Baltasar Brum]]'''<br /><small>(1883–1933)</small>
|1 March 1919
|1 March 1923
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1919 Uruguayan general election|1919]]
|align=left|'''23rd Constitutional President''', elected by the General Assembly. The President served as part of the executive alongside the '''[[National Council of Administration]]''', headed by a President:
*1 March 1919 – 1 March 1921:<br />'''[[Feliciano Viera]]'''
*1 March 1921 – 1 March 1923:<br />'''[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]'''
|rowspan=5 {{n/a|''Post not established''}}
|-
!38
|[[File:José Serrato.png|100px]]
|'''[[José Serrato]]'''<br /><small>(1868–1960)</small>
|1 March 1923
|1 March 1927
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1922 Uruguayan general election|1922]]
|align=left|'''24th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. The President served as part of the executive alongside the '''National Council of Administration''', headed by a President:
*1 March 1923 – 1 March 1925:<br />'''[[Julio María Sosa]]'''
*1 March 1925 – 1 March 1927:<br />'''[[Luis Alberto de Herrera]]'''
|-
!39
|[[File:Juan Campisteguy Oxcoby in 1917 closeup.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan Campisteguy]]'''<br /><small>(1859–1937)</small>
|1 March 1927
|1 March 1931
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1926 Uruguayan general election|1926]]
|align=left|'''25th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. The President served as part of the executive alongside the '''National Council of Administration''', headed by a President:
*1 March 1927 – 16 February 1928:<br />'''[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]'''
*6 February 1928 – 1 March 1929:<br />'''[[Luis Caviglia]]'''
*1 March 1929 – 1 March 1931:<br />'''[[Baltasar Brum]]'''
|-
!40
|rowspan=3|[[File:Terra 1934.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=3|'''[[Gabriel Terra]]'''<br /><small>(1873–1942)</small>
|1 March 1931
|31 March 1933
|rowspan=3 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=3|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1930 Uruguayan general election|1930]]
|align=left|'''26th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. The President served as part of the executive alongside the '''National Council of Administration''', headed by a President:
*1 March 1931 – 1 March 1933:<br />'''[[Juan Pedro Fabini]]'''
*1 March 1933 – 31 March 1933:<br />'''[[Antonio Rubio Pérez]]'''
|-
!rowspan=2|40
|height="50px"|31 March 1933
|18 May 1934
|rowspan=2|—
|align=left|''De facto'' president following a [[self-coup]].
|-
|18 May 1934
|19 June 1938
|align=left|Provisional president elected by the 3rd National Constituent Convention.
|<small>[[Alfredo Navarro]]</small>
|-
!41
|rowspan=2|[[File:AlfredoBaldomir (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=2|'''[[Alfredo Baldomir]]'''<br /><small>(1884–1948)</small>
|19 June 1938
|21 February 1942
|rowspan=2 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=2|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1938 Uruguayan general election|1938]]
|align=left|'''27th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|rowspan=2|<small>[[César Charlone (politician)|César Charlone]]</small>
|-
!–
|21 February 1942
|1 March 1943
|—
|align=left|''De facto'' president following a [[self-coup]].
|-
!42
|[[File:Presidente Juan José Amézaga.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Juan José de Amézaga]]'''<br /><small>(1881–1956)</small>
|1 March 1943
|1 March 1947
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1942 Uruguayan general election|1942]]
|align=left|'''28th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Alberto Guani]]</small>
|-
!43
|[[File:Tomás Berreta leyendo (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Tomás Berreta]]'''<br /><small>(1875–1947)</small>
|1 March 1947
|2 August 1947
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1946 Uruguayan general election|1946]]
|align=left|'''29th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. Died in office.
|<small>[[Luis Batlle Berres]]</small>
|-
!44
|[[File:Lbberres23.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Luis Batlle Berres]]'''<br /><small>(1897–1964)</small>
|2 August 1947
|1 March 1951
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''30th Constitutional President'''. Vice-president under Berreta, assumed the presidency after his death.
|rowspan=2|<small>[[Alfeo Brum]]</small>
|-
!45
|[[File:Andrés Martínez Trueba.jpg|100px]] 
|'''[[Andrés Martínez Trueba]]'''<br /><small>(1884–1959)</small>
|1 March 1951
|1 March 1952
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1950 Uruguayan general election|1950]]
|align=left|'''31st Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. The post of President was replaced by the [[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government]].
|-
!46
|[[File:Coat of arms of Uruguay.svg|100px]]
|'''[[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government 1952–1955]]'''
|1 March 1952
|1 March 1955
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|The National Council of Government was headed by a President for the remaining of the 1951–1955 period:
*1 March 1952 – 1 March 1955:<br />'''[[Andrés Martínez Trueba]]'''
|rowspan=4 {{n/a|''Post abolished''}}
|-
!47
|[[File:Coat of arms of Uruguay.svg|100px]]
|'''[[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government 1955–1959]]'''
|1 March 1955
|1 March 1959
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1954 Uruguayan general election|1954]]
|align=left|The National Council of Government was headed by a President rotating every year:
*1 March 1955 – 1 March 1956:<br />'''[[Luis Batlle Berres]]'''
*1 March 1956 – 1 March 1957:<br />'''[[Alberto Fermín Zubiría]]'''
*1 March 1957 – 1 March 1958:<br />'''[[Arturo Lezama]]'''
*1 March 1958 – 1 March 1959:<br />'''[[Carlos Fischer]]'''
|-
!48
|[[File:Coat of arms of Uruguay.svg|100px]]
|'''[[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government 1959–1963]]'''
|1 March 1959
|1 March 1963
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1958 Uruguayan general election|1958]]
|align=left|The National Council of Government was headed by a President rotating every year:
*1 March 1959 – 1 March 1960:<br />'''[[Martín Echegoyen]]'''
*1 March 1960 – 1 March 1961:<br />'''[[Benito Nardone]]'''
*1 March 1961 – 1 March 1962:<br />'''[[Eduardo Víctor Haedo]]'''
*1 March 1962 – 1 March 1963:<br />'''[[Faustino Harrison]]'''
|-
!49
|[[File:Coat of arms of Uruguay.svg|100px]]
|'''[[National Council of Government (Uruguay)|National Council of Government 1963–67]]'''
|1 March 1963
|1 March 1967
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1962 Uruguayan general election|1962]]
|align=left|The National Council of Government was headed by a President rotating every year:
*1 March 1963 – 1 March 1964:<br />'''[[Daniel Fernández Crespo]]'''
*1 March 1964 – 7 February 1965:<br />'''[[Luis Giannattasio]]'''
*7 February 1965 – 1 March 1966:<br />'''[[Washington Beltrán]]'''
*1 March 1966 – 1 March 1967:<br />'''[[Alberto Héber Usher]]'''
|-
!50
|[[File:Óscar Gestido (cropped).png|100px]] 
|'''[[Óscar Diego Gestido]]'''<br /><small>(1901–1967)</small>
|1 March 1967
|6 December 1967
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1966 Uruguayan general election|1966]]
|align=left|'''32nd Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. Died in office.
|<small>[[Jorge Pacheco Areco]]</small>
|-
!51
|[[File:Jorge Pacheco Areco con la banda presidencial en 1972 (cropped).tif|100px]]
|'''[[Jorge Pacheco Areco]]'''<br /><small>(1920–1998)</small>
|6 December 1967
|1 March 1972
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|'''33rd Constitutional President'''. Vice-president under Gestido, assumed the presidency after his death.
|<small>[[Alberto Abdala]]</small>
|-
!52
|rowspan=2|[[File:Juan María Bordaberry con la banda presidencial (cropped).tif|100px]] 
|rowspan=2|'''[[Juan María Bordaberry]]'''<br /><small>(1928–2011)</small>
|1 March 1972
|27 June 1973
|rowspan=2 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=2|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1971 Uruguayan general election|1971]]
|align=left|'''34th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Jorge Sapelli]]</small>
|-
!52
|27 June 1973
|12 June 1976
|—
|align=left|[[1973 Uruguayan coup d'état]], start of the [[Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay|dictatorship]] between 1973 and 1985. Ousted from office.
|rowspan=5 {{n/a|''Vacant''}}
|-
!53
|[[File:Alberto Demicheli.png|100px]]
|'''[[Alberto Demicheli]]'''<br /><small>(1896–1980)</small>
|12 June 1976
|1 September 1976
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|—
|align=left|Appointed by the [[Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay|Armed Forces]]. Ousted from office.
|-
!54
|[[File:Aparicio Méndez en la década de 1960 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Aparicio Méndez]]'''<br /><small>(1904–1988)</small>
|1 September 1976
|1 September 1981
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|—
|align=left|Appointed by the [[Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay|Armed Forces]] for a term of 5 years.
|-
!55
|[[File:Goyo uruguay.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Gregorio Conrado Álvarez|Gregorio Álvarez]]'''<br /><small>(1925–2016)</small>
|1 September 1981
|12 February 1985
|bgcolor=#C3B091|
|[[Armed Forces of Uruguay|Military]]
|—
|align=left|Appointed by the [[Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay|Armed Forces]]. Resigned.
|-
!56
|[[File:Rafael Addiego Bruno (2).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Rafael Addiego Bruno|Rafael Addiego]]'''<br /><small>(1923–2014)</small>
|12 February 1985
|1 March 1985
|bgcolor=#0700C9|
|[[Civic Union (Uruguay)|Civic Union]]
|—
|align=left|President of the [[Supreme Court of Uruguay|Supreme Court]], appointed by the [[Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay|Armed Forces]].
|-
!57
|[[File:Presidente Sanguinetti (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Julio María Sanguinetti]]'''<br /><small>(born 1936)</small>
|1 March 1985
|1 March 1990
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1984 Uruguayan general election|1984]]
|align=left|'''35th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. First democratic President after the 1973-1985 dictatorship.
|<small>[[Enrique Tarigo]]</small>
|-
!58
|[[File:Busto LCH.png|100px]] 
|'''[[Luis Alberto Lacalle]]'''<br /><small>(born 1941)</small>
|1 March 1990
|1 March 1995
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[1989 Uruguayan general election|1989]]
|align=left|'''36th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Gonzalo Aguirre Ramírez]]</small>
|-
!rowspan=2|59
|rowspan=2|[[File:PresidenteSanguinettiCropped.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=2|'''[[Julio María Sanguinetti]]'''<br /><small>(born 1936)</small>
|rowspan=2|1 March 1995
|rowspan=2|1 March 2000
|rowspan=2 bgcolor=red|
|rowspan=2|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|rowspan=2|[[1994 Uruguayan general election|1994]]
|rowspan=2 align=left|'''37th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Hugo Batalla]]</small>
|-
|<small>[[Hugo Fernández Faingold]]</small>
|-
![[Presidency of Jorge Batlle|60]]
|[[File:Jorge Batlle.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Jorge Batlle]]'''<br /><small>(1927–2016)</small>
|1 March 2000
|1 March 2005
|bgcolor=red|
|[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorado]]
|[[1999 Uruguayan general election|1999]]
|align=left|'''38th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Luis Antonio Hierro López]]</small>
|-
!61
|[[File:Tabaré26022007.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Tabaré Vázquez]]'''<br /><small>(1940–2020)</small>
|1 March 2005
|1 March 2010
|bgcolor={{party color|Broad Front (Uruguay)}}|
|[[Broad Front (Uruguay)|Broad Front]]
|[[2004 Uruguayan general election|2004]]
|align=left|'''39th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Rodolfo Nin Novoa]]</small>
|-
!62
|[[File:Mujica.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[José Mujica]]'''<br /><small>(born 1935)</small>
|1 March 2010
|1 March 2015
|bgcolor={{party color|Broad Front (Uruguay)}}|
|[[Broad Front (Uruguay)|Broad Front]]
|[[2009 Uruguayan general election|2009]]
|align=left|'''40th Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens. 
|<small>[[Danilo Astori]]</small>
|-
!rowspan=2|[[Second presidency of Tabaré Vázquez|63]]
|rowspan=2|[[File:Visita Oficial del Presidente de Uruguay 3 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|rowspan=2|'''[[Tabaré Vázquez]]'''<br /><small>(1940–2020)</small>
|rowspan=2|1 March 2015
|rowspan=2|1 March 2020
|rowspan=2 bgcolor={{party color|Broad Front (Uruguay)}}|
|rowspan=2|[[Broad Front (Uruguay)|Broad Front]]
|rowspan=2|[[2014 Uruguayan general election|2014]]
|rowspan=2 align=left|'''41st Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens.<ref name=ReutersTV2015 />
|<small>[[Raúl Fernando Sendic Rodríguez|Raúl Sendic Rodríguez]]</small>
|-
|<small>[[Lucía Topolansky]]</small>
|-
![[Presidency of Luis Lacalle Pou|64]]
|[[File:01032020 Cerimônia de Transmissão de Mandato Presidencial - 49606836182.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Luis Lacalle Pou]]'''<br /><small>(born 1973)</small>
| 1 March 2020 
| Incumbent<br>(''Term ends on 1 March 2025'')
|bgcolor=#90D1FC|
|[[National Party (Uruguay)|National]]
|[[2019 Uruguayan general election|2019]]
|align=left|'''42nd Constitutional President''', elected by the citizens.<ref name=ElPaisEspLLP />
|<small>[[Beatriz Argimón]]</small>
|-
|}

== Timeline ==
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   from: 01/03/1873 till: 22/01/1875 color:colorado     text:"[[José Eugenio Ellauri]]"
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   from: 10/03/1876 till: 15/03/1880 color:colorado     text:"[[Lorenzo Latorre]]"
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   from: 15/03/1880 till: 01/03/1882 color:colorado
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   from: 18/11/1886 till: 01/03/1890 color:colorado     text:"[[Máximo Tajes]]"
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   from: 01/03/1890 till: 01/03/1894 color:colorado     text:"[[Julio Herrera y Obes]]"
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   from: 01/03/1894 till: 21/03/1894 color:colorado     text:"[[Duncan Stewart]]"
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   from: 21/03/1894 till: 25/08/1897 color:colorado     text:"[[Juan Idiarte Borda]]"
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   from: 25/08/1897 till: 15/02/1899 color:colorado
   from: 01/03/1899 till: 01/03/1903 color:colorado     text:"[[Juan Lindolfo Cuestas]]"
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   from: 15/02/1899 till: 01/03/1899 color:colorado
   from: 01/03/1903 till: 01/03/1907 color:colorado
   from: 01/03/1911 till: 01/03/1915 color:colorado     text:"[[José Batlle y Ordóñez]]"
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   from: 01/03/1907 till: 01/03/1911 color:colorado     text:"[[Claudio Williman]]"
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   from: 01/03/1943 till: 01/03/1947 color:colorado     text:"[[Juan José de Amézaga]]"
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   from: 01/03/1947 till: 02/08/1947 color:colorado     text:"[[Tomás Berreta]]"
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   from: 01/03/1955 till: 01/03/1956 color:colorado     text:"[[Luis Batlle Berres]]"
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   from: 01/03/1952 till: 01/03/1955 color:colorado     text:"[[Andrés Martínez Trueba]]"
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   from: 01/03/1956 till: 01/03/1957 color:colorado     text:"[[Alberto Fermín Zubiría]]"
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   from: 01/03/1957 till: 01/03/1958 color:colorado     text:"[[Arturo Lezama]]"
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   from: 01/03/1964 till: 07/02/1965 color:national     text:"[[Luis Giannattasio]]"
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   from: 07/02/1965 till: 01/03/1966 color:national     text:"[[Washington Beltrán]]"
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   from: 01/03/1966 till: 01/03/1967 color:national     text:"[[Alberto Héber]]"
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   from: 01/03/1967 till: 06/12/1967 color:colorado     text:"[[Óscar Diego Gestido]]"
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   from: 12/06/1976 till: 01/09/1976 color:colorado     text:"[[Alberto Demicheli]]"
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   from: 01/03/1990 till: 01/03/1995 color:national     text:"[[Luis Alberto Lacalle]]"
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== See also ==
*[[History of Uruguay]]
*[[Politics of Uruguay]]

== References ==
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name=ReyesProv>{{harvnb|Reyes Abadie|Vázquez Romero|1986|pp=590-595|ref=Reyes1986}} §&nbsp;Los hechos políticos durante el Gobierno Rondeau.</ref>

<ref name=ReyesSust>{{harvnb|Reyes Abadie|Vázquez Romero|1986|pp=595-599|ref=Reyes1986}} §&nbsp;Lavalleja sustituye a Rondeau: reacción de Rivera.</ref>

<ref name=ElPaisEspLLP>{{cite news|access-date=2023-06-27|date=2020-03-02|first=Magdalena|language=es|last=Martínez|location=Montevideo|periodical=[[El País|El País (de Madrid)]]|title=Luis Lacalle Pou consuma el final de 15 años de Gobiernos de izquierda en Uruguay|url=https://elpais.com/internacional/2020/03/01/america/1583081379_188493.html}}<!-- auto-translated by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>

<ref name=ReutersTV2015>{{cite news|access-date=2023-08-08|work=Reuters|date=2015-03-02|first1=Malena|first2=Esteban|language=es|last1=Castaldi|last2=Farat|location=Montevideo|title=Tabaré Vázquez promete aprovechar la "segunda oportunidad" en Uruguay|url=https://www.reuters.com/article/oestp-politica-uruguay-vazquez-idESKBN0LY0HZ20150302}}<!-- auto-translated by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
}}

== Bibliography ==
* {{cite book|title=Crónica general del Uruguay|language=es|volume=2|last1=Reyes Abadie|first1=Washington|last2=Vázquez Romero|first2=Andrés|date=1986|location=Montevideo|publisher=Ediciones de la Banda Oriental|ref=Reyes1986}}

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