Juan Antonio Iribarren

Juan Antonio Iribarren Cabezas (1885 - 1977) was a politician from Chile. He was president of Chile from 17 October to 3 November 1946.

Political offices
Preceded by Alfredo Duhalde	Vice President of Chile 1946	Succeeded by Gabriel González Videla

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Blanco Encalada • Eyzaguirre • Freire • Pinto Díaz • Vicuña • Ovalle • Ruiz-Tagle • Ovalle • Prieto • Bulnes • Montt Torres • Pérez • Errázuriz Zañartu • Pinto Garmendia • Santa María • Balmaceda • Montt Álvarez • Errázuriz Echaurren • Riesco • Montt Montt • Figueroa • Barros Luco • Sanfuentes • Alessandri Palma • Figueroa • Ibáñez del Campo • Montero • Dávila • Alessandri Palma • Aguirre Cerda • Ríos • González Videla • Ibáñez del Campo • Alessandri Rodríguez • Frei Montalva • Allende • Pinochet • Aylwin • Frei Ruiz-Tagle • Lagos • Bachelet

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