List of Ecuadorian ambassadors to the United States

Ecuadorean Embassy, ​​15th St NW Washington, DC

The Embassy of Ecuador was upgraded to an embassy on September 17, 1936 .

Appointment accreditation	Surname	Remarks	appointed by	accredited by the government	Leave post
1889	José Plácido Caamaño		Antonio Flores Jijón	Benjamin Harrison
January 15, 1896	Luis Felipe Carbo y Amador		Eloy Alfaro	Grover Cleveland
January 12, 1903	Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno		Leonidas Plaza Gutierrez	Theodore Roosevelt
December 1, 1905	Leonidas Plaza Gutierrez		Lizardo García	Theodore Roosevelt
May 28, 1906	Luis Felipe Carbo y Amador		Eloy Alfaro	Theodore Roosevelt
August 5, 1910	Rafael Maria Arízaga Machuca		Eloy Alfaro	William Howard Taft
July 15, 1913	Gonzalo Cordova		Leonidas Plaza Gutierrez	Woodrow Wilson
February 16, 1917	Rafael Héctor Elizalde		Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno	Woodrow Wilson
October 28, 1924	Doctor Francisco Ochoa Ortiz		Gonzalo Cordova	Calvin Coolidge
October 27, 1928	Gonzalo Zaldumbide		Isidro Ayora	Calvin Coolidge
October 25, 1929	Homero Viteri LaFronte		Isidro Ayora	Herbert Hoover
September 12, 1933	Colon Eloy Alfaro Paredes		Abelardo Montalvo	Franklin D. Roosevelt
July 12, 1944	Galo Plaza Lasso		José María Velasco Ibarra	Franklin D. Roosevelt
December 13, 1946	Francisco Yllescas Barreiro		José María Velasco Ibarra	Harry S. Truman
December 31, 1947	Agustín Dillon Valdez	(* March 18, 1895)	Carlos Julio Arosemena Tola	Harry S. Truman
17th January 1951	Luis Antonio Peñaherrera		Galo Plaza Lasso	Harry S. Truman
December 12, 1952	José R. Chiriboga V.		José María Velasco Ibarra	Harry S. Truman
July 16, 1956	Dr. Teodoro Alvarado-Garaicoa		Camilo Ponce Enríquez	Dwight D. Eisenhower
December 19, 1956	Dr. José R. Chiriboga V.		Camilo Ponce Enríquez	Dwight D. Eisenhower
January 10, 1962	Neftali Ponce-Miranda		Carlos Julio Arosemena Monroy	John F. Kennedy
October 24, 1963	José Antonio Correa		Ramon Castro Jijon	Lyndon B. Johnson
December 15, 1964	Gustavo Larrea Cordova	(* in Cuenca (Ecuador) )	Ramon Castro Jijon	Lyndon B. Johnson
September 12, 1967	Carlos Mantilla-Ortega		Otto Arosemena	Lyndon B. Johnson
December 19, 1972	Alberto Quevedo-Toro		Guillermo Rodríguez Lara	Richard Nixon
January 29, 1975	José C. Cardenas		Guillermo Rodríguez Lara	Gerald Ford
17th February 1977	Gustavo Ycaza Borja		Alfredo Poveda	Jimmy Carter
October 12, 1979	Ricardo Crespo-Zaldumbide		Jaime Roldós	Jimmy Carter
January 9, 1984	Rafael Garcia-Velasco		León Febres Cordero	Ronald Reagan
November 26, 1984	Mario Ribadeneira		León Febres Cordero	Ronald Reagan
February 7, 1989	Jaime Moncayo		Rodrigo Borja	George HW Bush
November 19, 1992	Edgar Teran Teran		Sixto Durán Ballén	George HW Bush
September 2, 1997	Alberto Maspons Guzman	became ambassador on September 8, 1997	Fabián Alarcón	Bill Clinton
November 9, 1998	Leila Ivonne Juez de Baki	became ambassador on January 21, 1999	Jamil Mahuad	Bill Clinton
July 17, 2003	Raul Gangotena-Rivadeneira	became ambassador on September 10, 2003	Lucio Gutiérrez	George W. Bush
September 26, 2005	Luis Gallegos	became ambassador on October 3, 2005	Alfredo Palacio	George W. Bush
January 18, 2012	Nathalie Cely		Rafael Correa	Barack Obama

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Rafael Maria Arízaga Machuca [1]
2. ↑ Rafael Héctor Elizalde (born May 31, 1873 in Guayaquil) son of Rosario Gómez Tama and Juan Bautista Elizalde y Pareja, lawyer, journalist.
3. ↑ Gonzalo Zaldumbide (* 1884 in Quito; † 1966) son of the poet Julio Zaldumbide. Aquí mismo cursó la enseñanza media y parte de la universitaria.
4. ↑ Homero Viteri LaFronte , (* January 24, 1892 in Ambato ; † November 10, 1976 in Santiago de Chile ) Archived copy ( memento of the original from July 25, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked . Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
5. ↑ Colón Eloy Alfaro Paredes (born January 1, 1891, † April 1957) son of Eloy Alfaro
6. ↑ José R. Chiriboga V. Ambassador José R. Chiriboga declared in Washington that the US decision to end the monopoly of the United Fruit Company "is a hope that the reign of United Fruit is beginning to decline"
7. ^ Neftalí Ponce Miranda (* 1908 in Quito) lawyer. 1940 Chief of Protocol and Foreign Minister in August 1941.
8. ↑ Jose Antonio Correa was accredited as Ambassador to the Court of St James’s on February 7, 1989 .
9. ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from May 14, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.