List of Presidents of Narsora

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List of presidents

     New Democratic Party      Conservative Party      Centre Party
Presidency President Previous service Party Election Vice President
César Álvaro May 12, 1960


January 3, 1972
César Álvaro
1903–1976
(Lived: 73 years)
Governor of the
Spanish Territory of Narsora
(1950–1957)
  New Democratic
1
(1960-1964)
Eduardo Benítez
2
(1964-1972)
Raúl Herrera January 3, 1972


January 7, 1980
Raúl Herrera
1914–1994
(Lived: 80 years)
Deputy in the
Chamber of Deputies
(1968–1972)
  New Democratic
3
(1972-1976)
Natanael Tatham
4
(1976-1980)
Natanael Tatham January 7, 1980


January 10, 1984
Natanael Tatham
1919–1997
(Lived: 78 years)
Vice President under
Raúl Herrera
(1972–1980)
  Conservative Party
5
(1980-1984)
Gabriel Ortega
Micheal Morton January 10, 1984


January 5, 1990
Micheal Morton
1925–2009
(Lived: 83 years)
President of the
Senate of Narsora
(1975–1983)
  Conservative Party
6
(1985-1989)
Francisco Silva
Adrián Gómez January 5, 1990


January 17, 2002
Adrián Gómez
1934–
(Currently: 82 years)
Minister of Foreign Affairs under
Micheal Morton
(1985–1989)
  New Democratic
7
(1990-1994)
Gaspar Santos
8
(1994-2002)
Timothy Giles January 17, 2002


Febuary 11, 2011
Timothy Giles
1945–
(Currently: 71 years)
Minister of
Foreign Affairs under Adrián Gómez
(1990–2001)
  New Democratic
9
(2002-2006)
Liam James
10
(2006-2010)
Liam James Febuary 12, 2011


September 26, 2013
Liam James
1945–2013
(Lived: 67 years)
Vice-President under
Timothy Giles
(2003–2011)
  New Democratic
N/A Daniel Chavez
N/A
Adelina Aylen September 27, 2013


November 6, 2014
Adelina Aylen
1956–
(Currently: 60 years)
President of the
National Congress under Timothy Giles
(2006–2010)
  New Democratic
N/A Daniel Chavez
N/A
Ramón Joaquín Espina November 6, 2014


Incumbent
Ramón Joaquín Espina
1957–
(Currently:59 years)
Minister of Interior
under Timothy Giles
(2003–2013)
  Centre Party of Narsora
11
(2014-2018)
Elías Vicente Álvarez