Miguel Mora Porras

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José Miguel Mora Porras (29 September 1816 – 15 June^{[citation needed]} 1887) was interim President of Costa Rica from 15 November to 26 November 1849,^[1] when he turned over power to his older brother Juan Rafael Mora Porras.

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^ El Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones: Presidentes de la República de Costa Rica Archived 2016-10-20 at the Wayback Machine

Political offices
Preceded by José María Castro Madriz	President of Costa Rica 1849	Succeeded by Juan Rafael Mora Porras

v t e Presidents and heads of state of Costa Rica
1825–1848	Juan Mora Fernández Gallegos Carrillo Joaquín Mora Aguilar Carrillo Morazán Pinto Alfaro Oreamuno Gallegos Alfaro Castro
After 1848	Castro Miguel Mora Juan Mora Porras Montealegre Jiménez Zamora Castro Jiménez Zamora Carranza Guardia Esquivel Sáenz Herrera Guardia Lizano Fernández Soto Durán Rodríguez Zeledón Yglesias Esquivel Ibarra González Víquez Jiménez Oreamuno González Flores Tinoco Quirós Aguilar Acosta Jiménez Oreamuno González Víquez Jiménez Oreamuno Cortés Calderón Guardia Picado Figueres Ferrer Ulate Figueres Ferrer Echandi Orlich Trejos Figueres Ferrer Oduber Carazo Monge Arias Calderón Fournier Figueres Olsen Rodríguez Echeverría Pacheco Arias Chinchilla Solís Alvarado Chaves
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