Francisco Bográn

Francisco Bográn

Francisco Bográn Barahona (* around 1852 in Pinalejo , Santa Bárbara Department ; † December 7, 1926 in New Orleans ) was President of Honduras from October 5, 1919 to January 31, 1920 .

Life

His parents were Saturnina Barahona Leiva and Saturnino Bográn Bonilla. He was married to Guillermina Leiva. Francisco Bográn was Dr. of human medicine and member of the Partido Liberal de Honduras .

In October 1911, presidential elections for the 1912-1916 term were held. The winner was Manuel Bonilla , and his deputy was Francisco Bográn Barahona. A few days before taking office, Francisco Bográn Barahona submitted his resignation on January 22, 1912. Thus, Francisco Bertrand Barahona vice president and later president.

As a result of the civil war in Honduras in 1919 , Bográn became the de facto president.

Government cabinet

• Government and Justice Ministers: Vicente Mejía Colíndres / Salvador Aguirre.
• Foreign Minister Jesús M. Alvarado / Marcos López Ponce.
• War and Navy Ministers: Rafael López Gutiérrez / Vicente Tosta / Andrés Soriano.
• Finance Minister: Remigio Díaz Zelaya / Leopoldo Córdova.
• Minister of Public Relations: Ricardo Pineda / Luís Landa E.
• Minister of Education, Public Works and Agriculture: Vicente Tosta C. / Santiago Meza Cálix / Manuel Sabino López.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ engl. Wikipedia: Liberal Party of Honduras
2. ↑ New York Times September 23, 1919, OPPOSE GUTIERREZ'S RULE Dictatorship Is Said to Violate Compact with Diplomatic Corps ( Memento of the original from December 11, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 

predecessor	Office	successor
Government cabinet	President of Honduras October 5, 1919 to January 31, 1920	Rafael López Gutierrez