Luis Alberto Riart

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Luis Alberto Riart Vera y Aragón (1880-1953) was Paraguayan politician from Liberal Party.

He served as President of Paraguay from April 12, 1924 to August 15, 1924 and later as Vice President.

Preceded by
Eligio Ayala		 President of Paraguay
1924		 Succeeded by
Eligio Ayala
Preceded by
Raúl Casal-Ribeiro		 Vice President of Paraguay
1939-1940		 Succeeded by
Vacant
v • d • e
Heads of State of Paraguay
C.A. López · F.S. López · Rivarola · Machaín* · Rivarola · Jovellanos* · Gill · Uriarte* · Bareiro · Saguier* · Caballero · Escobar · J.G. González · M. Moríñigo* · Egusquiza · Aceval · Carvallo* · Escurra · Gaona* · Báez* · Ferreira · González Navero* · Gondra · Jara* · Rojas* · Peña* · González Navero* · Schaerer · M. Franco · Montero* · Gondra · Eus. Ayala* · El. Ayala* · Riart* · El. Ayala · Guggiari · Eus. Ayala · R. Franco* · Paiva · Estigarribia · H. Moríñigo · Frutos* · J.N. González · Rolón* · Molas · Chávez · Romero* · Stroessner · Rodríguez · Wasmosy · Cubas · González Macchi · Duarte · Lugo (Elect)
* acting, interim, or provisional

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