José Pedro Montero

José Pedro Montero Candia (1878-1927) was Paraguayan politician.

He was elected as Manuel Franco's Vice President in 1916. When Franco died in office in 1919, Montero became acting President of Paraguay for the remaining term, which lasted from June 7, 1919 to August 15, 1920. He was a member of the Liberal Party.

Preceded by Pedro Bobadilla	Vice President of Paraguay 1916-1919	Succeeded by Félix Paiva
Preceded by Manuel Franco	President of Paraguay 1919-1920	Succeeded by Manuel Gondra

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