List of presidents of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador

The president of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador is the presiding officer of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador. The office was established in 1822 and was first held by José Matías Delgado.

List of presidents of the Legislative Assembly

President Term of office Session Party Ref.
Assumed office Left office Time in office
President of the Junta of Government
1 Presbyter
José Matías Delgado
(1767–1832) 		10 November 1822 5 December 1822 25 days — Independent [1]
President of the National Assembly
2 Presbyter
José Mariano Calderón
(1774–1826) 		14 March 1824 17 April 1824 34 days 1st Constituent Independent [2]
3 Mariano Fagoaga (es)
(1767–1837) 		17 April 1824 6 May 1824 19 days Independent
4 Presbyter
Pablo María Sagastume
(?–1837) 		16 May 1824 5 June 1824 20 days Independent
5 Manuel Romero
(?–?) 		5 June 1824 13 June 1824 8 days Independent
6 Colonel
Joaquín de San Martín
(1770–1854) 		13 June 1824 30 July 1824 47 days Independent
7 Benito González Martínez
(1776–1852) 		30 July 1824 31 August 1824 32 days Independent
8 Unknown officeholder 31 August 1824 1 October 1824 31 days —
9 Juan Manuel Rodríguez
(1771–1847) 		19 October 1824 30 October 1824 11 days Independent
10 Presbyter
Miguel José de Castro y Lara (es)
(1775–1829) 		1 November 1824 24 November 1824 23 days Independent
11 José Antonio Ximénez
(1791–1859) 		30 January 1825 28 February 1825 29 days 1st Ordinary Independent [3]
12 Presbyter
Juan José de Arce
(1759–1850) 		28 February 1825 27 March 1825 27 days Independent
13 José Nereo Marín y Cañas
(1799–1865) 		27 March 1825 25 April 1825 29 days Independent
14 José María Cornejo
(1788–1864) 		13 January 1826 12 February 1826 30 days 2nd Ordinary Conservative [4]
15 Presbyter
Miguel José de Castro y Lara (es)
(1775–1829) 		12 February 1826 7 March 1826 23 days Independent
16 Presbyter
Mariano Antonio de Lara (es)
(1774–1843) 		7 March 1826 13 April 1826 37 days Independent
17 Francisco Gómez
(1796–1838) 		18 October 1826 28 October 1826 10 days Independent
18 José María Cornejo
(1788–1864) 		25 January 1827 22 February 1827 28 days 3rd Ordinary Conservative [5]
19 Colonel
Juan José Guzmán
(1797–1847) 		22 February 1827 24 March 1827 30 days Conservative
20 Presbyter
José León Taboada
(?–1863) 		24 March 1827 24 April 1827 31 days Independent
21 Colonel
Juan José López y Burgos
(1788–1861) 		25 April 1827 22 May 1827 27 days Independent
22 Joaquín Durán y Aguilar (es)
(1789–1877) 		2 June 1827 1 July 1827 29 days Independent
23 Damián Cisneros
(1776–1857) 		10 July 1827 2 August 1827 23 days Independent
24 José María Cornejo
(1788–1864) 		2 January 1828 20 January 1828 18 days 4th Ordinary Conservative [6]
25 Mariano Funes
(?–1837) 		20 January 1828 9 February 1828 20 days Independent
26 Juan José Pineda y Saldaña
(1800–1878) 		3 December 1828 3 January 1829 31 days Independent
27 José Enríquez y Nuila
(?–?) 		15 January 1829 24 February 1829 40 days 5th Ordinary Independent [7]
28 Mariano Funes
(?–1837) 		24 February 1829 15 March 1829 19 days Independent
9 May 1829 13 June 1829 35 days
22 August 1829 26 September 1829 35 days
29 Presbyter
José Antonio Colom
(?–?) 		28 November 1829 2 January 1830 35 days Independent
2 January 1830 2 March 1830 59 days 6th Ordinary [8]
30 Pedro Garay
(?–1837) 		5 August 1830 4 September 1830 30 days Independent
31 Anselmo Paiz (es)
(?–1875) 		4 September 1830 28 October 1830 54 days Independent
32 José Antonio Ximénez
(1791–1859) 		2 January 1831 2 February 1831 31 days 7th Ordinary Independent [9]
33 Francisco González
(1794–1832) 		2 February 1831 16 March 1831 42 days Independent
34 Antonio José Cañas
(1785–1844) 		16 March 1831 2 April 1831 17 days Independent
35 Alejandro Molina y Lara
(1813–1892) 		4 September 1831 1 October 1831 27 days Independent
36 Gerónimo Paiz
(?–?) 		24 December 1831 1 January 1832 8 days Independent
37 Antonio José Cañas
(1785–1844) 		3 January 1832 3 February 1832 31 days 8th Ordinary Independent [10]
38 Agustín Rivas
(?–1857) 		3 February 1832 15 February 1832 12 days Independent
39 Francisco González
(1794–1832) 		20 March 1832 23 March 1832 3 days Independent
40 Presbyter
José Matías Delgado
(1767–1832) 		13 May 1832 9 June 1832 27 days 9th Ordinary Independent [11]
41 Colonel
Domingo Fagoaga
(1799–1870) 		9 June 1832 13 July 1832 34 days Independent
42 Francisco Padilla
(?–1841) 		13 July 1832 6 August 1832 24 days Independent
43 Domingo Antonio de Lara
(1783–1845) 		6 August 1832 8 September 1832 33 days Independent
44 José Miguel Montoya
(?–1875) 		1 December 1832 18 December 1832 17 days Independent
45 José Antonio Murga
(1808–1876) 		5 January 1833 9 February 1833 35 days 10th Ordinary Independent [12]
46 Presbyter
José Marcelo Avilés
(1770–1837) 		27 June 1833 31 July 1833 34 days 11th Ordinary Independent [13]
47 Colonel
José Dolores Castillo
(?–1834) 		31 July 1833 25 August 1833 25 days Independent
48 José Miguel Alegría
(1786–1859) 		29 March 1834 20 April 1834 22 days 12th Ordinary Independent [14]
49 Francisco Saldaña
(?–1842) 		20 April 1834 13 May 1834 23 days Independent
50 Unknown officeholder 13 May 1834 31 May 1834 18 days —
51 José María Silva
(1804–1876) 		21 September 1834 17 October 1834 26 days 13th Ordinary Independent [15]
52 Unknown officeholder 17 October 1834 25 October 1834 8 days —
53 Colonel
Juan José Guzmán
(1797–1847) 		14 January 1835 13 February 1835 30 days 14th Ordinary Conservative [16]
54 José Campo y Pomar
(1806–1881) 		13 February 1835 7 March 1835 22 days Independent
55 José Ignacio Saldaña
(1791–1857) 		7 March 1835 8 April 1835 32 days Independent
56 Presbyter
Mariano Antonio de Lara (es)
(1774–1843) 		15 April 1835 8 May 1835 23 days Independent
57 José Damián Villacorta
(1796–1860) 		8 May 1835 22 May 1835 14 days Independent
58 Luis Ayala
(1801–1883) 		15 January 1836 21 February 1836 37 days 15th Ordinary Independent [17]
59 General
Nicolás Angulo
(1809–1879) 		21 February 1836 30 March 1836 38 days Independent
60 Manuel Mencía
(1805–1883) 		19 February 1837 9 March 1837 18 days 16th Ordinary Independent [18]
61 Manuel Barberena (es)
(?–1853) 		9 February 1838 19 March 1838 38 days 17th Ordinary Independent [19]
62 José Rafael Molina y Lara
(1807–1865) 		19 March 1838 19 March 1838 1 day Independent
63 Isidro Menéndez (es)
(1795–1858) 		7 February 1839 6 March 1839 27 days 18th Ordinary Independent [20]
64 Mariano Morales y Wading
(1812–1874) 		6 March 1839 7 April 1839 32 days Independent
65 Norberto Morán
(1787–1849) 		7 April 1839 9 May 1839 32 days Independent
66 Colonel
José Dolores Molina y Lara
(1812–1882) 		14 May 1839 23 May 1839 9 days Independent
67 Luis Ayala
(1801–1883) 		4 July 1839 13 July 1839 9 days Independent
68 José María Silva
(1804–1876) 		1 August 1839 10 August 1839 9 days 2nd Constituent Independent [21]
69 Manuel Aguilar
(?–1860) 		10 August 1839 19 August 1839 9 days Independent
70 Presbyter
Pedro de Lara
(1878–1854) 		19 August 1839 7 February 1840 9 days Independent
71 Francisco del Castillo
(?–1857) 		15 February 1840 25 February 1840 10 days 19th Ordinary Independent [22]
72 Manuel Barberena (es)
(?–1853) 		24 April 1840 27 July 1840 94 days 3rd Constituent Independent [23]
73 José Miguel Montoya
(?–1875) 		4 January 1841 22 January 1841 18 days Independent
74 Colonel
Juan José Guzmán
(1797–1847) 		22 January 1841 19 February 1841 15 days Conservative
75 Enrique Hoyos
(1810–1859) 		21 October 1841 6 November 1841 16 days 20th Ordinary Independent [24]
76 José María Cornejo
(1788–1864) 		29 January 1842 1 October 1842 245 days 21st Ordinary Conservative [25]
77 Manuel Mencía
(1805–1883) 		16 February 1843 25 December 1843 312 days 22nd Ordinary Independent
78 Victoriano Rodríguez y Nuila
(1790–1857) 		30 January 1844 11 June 1844 133 days 23rd Ordinary Independent [26]
79 Ignacio Blanco
(?–1879) 		14 February 1845 13 June 1845 119 days 24th Ordinary Independent [27]
80 Anselmo Paiz (es)
(?–1875) 		5 February 1846 14 March 1846 37 days 25th Ordinary Independent [28]
81 Manuel Mencía
(1805–1883) 		22 February 1847 19 March 1847 25 days 26th Ordinary Independent
82 José María Zelaya Pérez
(1817–1868) 		25 January 1848 16 March 1848 51 days 27th Ordinary Independent [29]
83 Eugenio Aguilar
(1804–1879) 		3 February 1849 22 March 1849 47 days 28th Ordinary Liberal [30]
84 Agustín Morales
(?–1857) 		24 January 1850 8 March 1850 43 days 29th Ordinary Independent [31]
85 Colonel
José María San Martín
(1811–1857) 		18 February 1851 19 March 1851 29 days 30th Ordinary Conservative [32]
26 January 1852 28 February 1852 33 days 31st Ordinary [33]
2 March 1853 3 April 1853 32 days 32nd Ordinary
86 Juan José Bonilla
(1812–1894) 		11 February 1854 14 March 1854 31 days 33rd Ordinary Independent [34]
87 Francisco Dueñas
(1810–1884) 		27 January 1855 24 February 1855 28 days 34th Ordinary Conservative [35]
88 General
José Mariano Hernández
(1786–1864) 		21 January 1856 14 April 1856 84 days 35th Ordinary Conservative [36]
89 Ignacio Gómez
(1810–1884) 		14 January 1857 27 April 1857 103 days 36th Ordinary Independent [37]
90 General
José Trinidad Cabañas
(1805–1871) 		19 January 1858 20 February 1858 32 days 37th Ordinary Liberal [38]
91 Manuel Gallardo
(1826–1913) 		17 January 1859 12 February 1859 26 days 38th Ordinary Independent [39]
92 José Ángel Quirós
(1820–1867) 		18 January 1860 12 February 1860 25 days 39th Ordinary Independent [40]
93 Marshal
Santiago González
(1818–1887) 		27 January 1862 26 February 1862 30 days 40th Ordinary Liberal [41]
94 Ireneo Chacón
(1825–1883) 		15 February 1864 21 March 1864 35 days 4th Constituent Independent [42]
95 Manuel Gallardo
(1826–1913) 		16 January 1865 21 February 1865 36 days 41st Ordinary Independent [43]
96 Francisco Zaldívar
(1823–1878) 		17 January 1866 28 February 1866 42 days 42nd Ordinary Independent
97 Manuel Gallardo
(1826–1913) 		16 January 1867 21 February 1867 36 days 43rd Ordinary Independent [44]
98 Ireneo Chacón
(1825–1883) 		17 January 1868 28 February 1868 32 days 44th Ordinary Independent
9 January 1869 20 February 1869 42 days 45th Ordinary [45]
99 Rafael Zaldívar
(1837–1903) 		15 January 1870 28 February 1870 44 days 46th Ordinary Liberal
100 Rafael Campo
(1813–1890) 		1871 5th Constituent Conservative [46]
101 Doroteo Vasconcelos
(1803–1883) 		15 January 1872 1 April 1872 77 days 47th Ordinary Liberal [47]
102 José Dolores Larreynaga Ayala
(1828–1894) 		25 September 1872 18 October 1873 1 year, 23 days 6th Constituent Liberal [48]
103 Dositeo Fallos
(1831–1901) 		22 January 1874 14 March 1874 51 days 48th Ordinary Independent [49]
104 Andrés del Valle
(1833–1888) 		18 January 1875 9 March 1875 50 days 49th Ordinary Liberal [50]
105 Mariano Castro
(1837–1882) 		4 January 1876 18 January 1876 14 days 50th Ordinary Independent [51]
106 Gregorio López Lemus
(?–1901) 		4 July 1876 23 August 1876 50 days 51st Ordinary Independent [52]
107 Domingo López
(1833–?) 		11 January 1877 3 March 1877 51 days 52nd Ordinary Independent [53]
108 José María Vides (es)
(1830–1907) 		12 January 1878 4 March 1878 51 days 53rd Ordinary Liberal [54]
109 Teodoro Moreno (es)
(1821–1885) 		15 January 1879 27 February 1879 43 days 54th Ordinary Conservative [55]
9 June 1879 1 March 1880 266 days 7th Constituent [56]
15 January 1881 22 March 1881 66 days 55th Ordinary
14 January 1882 9 March 1882 54 days 56th Ordinary [57]
4 January 1883 22 February 1883 49 days 57th Ordinary
19 November 1883 14 December 1883 25 days 8th Constituent [58]
110 Ángel Guirola
(1826–1910) 		14 January 1885 29 May 1885 135 days 58th Ordinary Liberal
14 January 1885 29 May 1885 135 days 59th Ordinary [59]
111 Hermógenes Alvarado Gómez
(1845–1900) 		14 September 1885 26 November 1885 73 days 9th Constituent Liberal
112 Francisco Esteban Galindo
(1850–1896) 		21 June 1886 30 June 1886 9 days 10th Constituent Liberal [60]
113 Antonio Ruiz Aguilar
(1832–1900) 		30 June 1886 30 September 1886 92 days Liberal
President of the Legislative Assembly
114 José Valle Rodríguez
(1828–1906) 		15 February 1887 26 April 1887 70 days 60th Ordinary Liberal [61]
115 José Dolores Larreynaga Ayala
(1828–1894) 		13 February 1888 7 April 1888 54 days 61st Ordinary Liberal [62]
116 José Rocas Pacas Pineda
(1850–1909) 		16 February 1889 13 April 1889 56 days 62nd Ordinary Liberal
117 Francisco Vaquero
(1848–1928) 		15 February 1890 18 September 1890 214 days 63rd Ordinary Liberal [63]
118 José Domingo Arce y Rascón
(1846–1901) 		10 February 1891 2 May 1891 81 days 64th Ordinary Liberal [64]
119 Onofre Durán
(1836–1914) 		15 February 1892 1 October 1892 229 days 65th Ordinary Liberal [65]
120 Antonio Castro Rodríguez
(1845–1902) 		20 February 1893 15 July 1893 145 days 66th Ordinary Liberal [66]
121 Rafael Pinto Figueroa
(1832–1917) 		15 February 1894 20 April 1894 64 days 67th Ordinary Liberal [67]
122 Joaquín Medina Rodríguez
(1831–1908) 		15 February 1895 23 April 1895 67 days 68th Ordinary Liberal [68]
123 Eduardo Arriola Zelaya
(1846–1900) 		15 February 1896 13 May 1896 88 days 69th Ordinary Liberal [69]
124 Dositeo Fallos
(1831–1901) 		15 February 1897 5 January 1898 324 days 70th Ordinary Liberal [70]
125 Julio Interiano
(1852–1924) 		15 February 1898 12 April 1898 56 days 71st Ordinary Liberal
126 Trinidad Romero
(1848–1904) 		12 April 1898 20 April 1898 8 days Liberal
127 Dionisio Aráuz
(1845–?) 		1899 72nd Ordinary Liberal [71]
128 Eduardo Arriola Zelaya
(1846–1900) 		30 January 1900 1900 73rd Ordinary Liberal [72]
129 Ramón García González
(1853–1934) 		30 January 1901 1901 74th Ordinary Liberal [73]
130 Dionisio Aráuz
(1845–?) 		30 January 1902 1902 75th Ordinary Liberal [74]
131 Fidel Novoa Meléndez
(1863–1922) 		31 January 1903 1903 76th Ordinary Liberal [75]
132 Federico Mejía
(?–1937) 		26 January 1904 1904 77th Ordinary Liberal [76]
25 January 1907 1907 78th Ordinary [77]
133 Dionisio Aráuz
(1845–?) 		29 January 1906 1906 79th Ordinary Liberal [78]
134 Ramón García González
(1853–1934) 		31 January 1907 1907 80th Ordinary Liberal [79]
135 Antonio Martínez
(?–?) 		29 January 1908 1908 81st Ordinary Liberal [80]
136 Rafael Pinto Figueroa
(1832–1917) 		28 January 1909 1909 82nd Ordinary Liberal [81]
25 April 1910 1911 83rd Ordinary [82]
5 February 1912 1912 84th Ordinary [83]
137 Carlos Meléndez
(1861–1919) 		1 February 1913 1913 85th Ordinary Liberal [84]
138 Francisco García de Machón
(1857–1917) 		28 January 1914 1914 86th Ordinary Liberal [85]
26 January 1915 1915 87th Ordinary [86]
139 General
José Miguel Batrés
(1855–1941) 		24 January 1916 1916 88th Ordinary Liberal [87]
29 January 1917 1917 89th Ordinary [88]
28 January 1918 1918 90th Ordinary [89]
140 Joaquín Falla Cañas
(1854–1923) 		28 January 1919 1919 91st Ordinary National Democratic Party [90]
141 Roberto Parker
(?–?) 		24 January 1920 1920 92nd Ordinary National Democratic Party [91]
142 Modesto Castro
(?–?) 		21 January 1921 1921 93rd Ordinary National Democratic Party [92]
143 Daniel González
(?–?) 		3 February 1922 1922 94th Ordinary National Democratic Party [93]
144 José Antonio Rodríguez
(?–?) 		23 January 1923 1923 95th Ordinary National Democratic Party [94]
25 January 1924 1924 96th Ordinary [95]
24 January 1925 1925 97th Ordinary [96]
5 February 1926 1926 98th Ordinary [97]
19 February 1927 1927 99th Ordinary [98]
145 Fernando López
(?–?) 		25 January 1928 1928 100th Ordinary Independent [99]
1929 101st Ordinary [100]
146 Francisco Antonio Reyes
(1860–1951) 		25 January 1930 1930 102nd Ordinary Liberal [101]
147 José Maximiliano Olano
(?–?) 		1931 103rd Ordinary Salvadoran Laborist Party [102]
148 Honorato Villacorta
(?–?) 		21 January 1932 1932 104th Ordinary Independent [103]
149 Colonel
Rodolfo Víctor Morales
(?–?) 		20 January 1933 1933 105th Ordinary Independent [104]
6 February 1934 1934 106th Ordinary National Pro Patria Party [105]
150 Unknown officeholder 1935 107th Ordinary National Pro Patria Party [106]
151 César Cierra
(?–?) 		27 February 1936 1936 108th Ordinary National Pro Patria Party [107]
25 January 1937 1937 109th Ordinary [108]
27 January 1938 1938 11th Constituent [109]
152 Francisco Antonio Reyes
(1860–1951) 		18 February 1939 1939 110th Ordinary National Pro Patria Party [110]
16 January 1940 1940 111th Ordinary [111]
25 January 1941 1941 112th Ordinary [112]
28 January 1942 1942 113th Ordinary [113]
23 January 1943 1943 114th Ordinary [114]
17 January 1944 3 April 1944 77 days 12th Constituent [115]
153 Ricardo Rivas Vides
(?–?) 		1 February 1945 1945 13th Constituent Independent [116]
5 February 1946 1946 115th Ordinary [117]
4 February 1947 1947 116th Ordinary [118]
7 March 1948 16 December 1948 284 days 117th Ordinary [119]
154 Reynaldo Galindo Pohl
(1918–2012) 		11 May 1950 1 May 1952 1 year, 356 days 14th Constituent
118th Ordinary 		Revolutionary Party of Democratic Unification [120]
155 José María Peralta Salazar
(1918–2012) 		1 May 1952 1 May 1954 2 years, 0 days 119th Ordinary Revolutionary Party of Democratic Unification [121]
1 May 1954 1 May 1956 2 years, 0 days 120th Ordinary [122]
156 René Carmona Dárdano
(?–?) 		1 May 1956 1 May 1958 2 years, 0 days 121st Ordinary Revolutionary Party of Democratic Unification [123]
157 Víctor Manuel Esquivel Rodríguez
(?–?) 		1 May 1958 1 May 1960 2 years, 0 days 122nd Ordinary Revolutionary Party of Democratic Unification [124]
1 May 1960 1960 123rd Ordinary [125]
158 Eusebio Rodolfo Cordón Cea
(1899–1966) 		3 January 1962 1 May 1964 2 years, 119 days 15th Constituent Independent [126]
159 Francisco José Guerrero
(1925–1989) 		1 May 1964 1 May 1966 2 years, 0 days 124th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [127]
1 May 1966 1 May 1968 2 years, 0 days 125th Ordinary [128]
160 Juan Gregorio Guardado
(1899–1966) 		1 May 1968 1 May 1970 2 years, 0 days 126th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [129]
161 Salvador Guerra Hércules
(?–?) 		1 May 1970 1 May 1972 2 years, 0 days 127th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [130]
162 Rubén Alfonso Rodríguez
(?–?) 		1 May 1972 1 May 1974 2 years, 0 days 128th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [131]
1 May 1974 1 May 1976 2 years, 0 days 129th Ordinary [132]
1 May 1976 1 May 1978 2 years, 0 days 130th Ordinary [133]
163 José Leandro Echeverría
(?–?) 		1 May 1978 15 October 1979 1 year, 167 days 131st Ordinary National Conciliation Party [134]
164 Roberto D'Aubuisson
(1943–1992) 		26 April 1982 20 December 1983 1 year, 238 days 16th Constituent Nationalist Republican Alliance [135]
165 María Julia Castillo Rodas
(1935–2016) 		20 December 1983 1 May 1985 1 year, 132 days National Conciliation Party
166 Guillermo Antonio Guevara
(?–?) 		1 May 1985 1 May 1988 3 years, 0 days 131st Ordinary National Conciliation Party [136]
167 Ricardo Alvarenga Valdivieso
(?–?) 		1 May 1988 1 May 1991 3 years, 0 days 132nd Ordinary Nationalist Republican Alliance [137]
168 Luis Roberto Angulo Samayoa
(?–?) 		1 May 1991 1 May 1994 3 years, 0 days 133rd Ordinary Nationalist Republican Alliance [138]
169 Gloria Salguero Gross
(1941–2015) 		1 May 1994 1 May 1997 3 years, 0 days 134th Ordinary Nationalist Republican Alliance [139]
170 Francisco Flores Pérez
(1959–2016) 		1 May 1997 1 May 1998 1 year, 0 days 135th Ordinary Nationalist Republican Alliance [140]
171 Juan Duch Martínez
(1959–2016) 		1 May 1998 1 May 2000 2 years, 0 days Nationalist Republican Alliance
172 Ciro Cruz Zepeda
(1945–2022) 		1 May 2000 1 May 2001 1 year, 0 days 136th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [141]
173 Walter Araujo
(born 1964) 		1 May 2001 1 May 2002 1 year, 0 days Nationalist Republican Alliance
174 Ciro Cruz Zepeda
(1945–2022) 		1 May 2002 1 May 2003 1 year, 0 days National Conciliation Party
1 May 2003 1 May 2006 3 years, 0 days 137th Ordinary [142]
175 Rubén Orellana
(?–2012) 		1 May 2006 1 May 2009 3 years, 0 days 138th Ordinary National Conciliation Party [143]
176 Ciro Cruz Zepeda
(1945–2022) 		1 May 2009 1 February 2011 1 year, 276 days 139th Ordinary National Conciliation Party
177 Sigfrido Reyes Morales
(born 1960) 		1 February 2011 1 May 2012 1 year, 90 days Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front
1 May 2012 1 May 2015 3 years, 0 days 140th Ordinary
178 Lorena Peña
(born 1955) 		14 May 2015 8 November 2016 1 year, 178 days 141st Ordinary Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front
179 Guillermo Gallegos
(born 1970) 		8 November 2016 1 May 2018 1 year, 174 days Grand Alliance for National Unity
180 Norman Quijano
(born 1946) 		1 May 2018 1 November 2019 1 year, 184 days 142nd Ordinary Nationalist Republican Alliance
181 Mario Ponce
(born 1963) 		1 November 2019 1 May 2021 1 year, 181 days National Coalition Party
182 Ernesto Castro
(born 1971) 		1 May 2021 1 May 2024 3 years, 0 days 143rd Ordinary Nuevas Ideas
1 May 2024 Incumbent 1 year, 322 days 144th Ordinary

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