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Salvador Aguirre (1862–1947) was acting President of Honduras for one week, from 9 through 16 September 1919.
In early 1919, by then President of Honduras was Francisco Bertrand Barahona, who his opponents were thrown against a Civil War, for which the provisional presidency went to Salvador Aguirre and that the surrender a week later his successor Dr. Vicente Mejia Colindres, who served as Minister of the Government. [1]
- ^ New York Times 5 March 1911, HONDURAN FACTIONS AGREE, Francisco Bertrand Chosen President Pending Election to Replace Davila
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Salvador Aguirre (1862–1947) was acting President of Honduras for one week, from 9 through 16 September 1919.
In early 1919, by then President of Honduras was Francisco Bertrand Barahona, who his opponents were thrown against a Civil War, for which the provisional presidency went to Salvador Aguirre and that the surrender a week later his successor Dr. Vicente Mejia Colindres, who served as Minister of the Government. [1]
- ^ New York Times 5 March 1911, HONDURAN FACTIONS AGREE, Francisco Bertrand Chosen President Pending Election to Replace Davila
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| 1839–1982 |
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| Democratic era (since 1982) | ||
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