Intendant of Montevideo

The Intendant of Montevideo is head of the executive branch of the government of Montevideo. The Intendant serves a five-year term and is limited to two successive terms. According to the Constitution, the officeholder is elected in a direct election, which takes place on a date different from that of presidential elections.

Intendant of Montevideo
Spanish: Intendente de Montevideo
Incumbent
Christian Di Candia
since 10 April 2019
StyleNo courtesy, title or style
ResidenceCity Hall of Montevideo
AppointerDirect election
Term length5 years (renewable)
Inaugural holderDaniel Muñoz
Formation19 January 1909
Websitewww.montevideo.gub.uy//
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List of Intendants of Montevideo
  Mayor Term start Term end Party
Daniel Muñoz 1909 1911 Colorado Party
Ramón V. Benzano 1911 1914 Colorado Party
Santiago Rivas 1914 1915 Colorado Party
Francisco Accinelli 1915 1919 Colorado Party
Alberto Dagnino 1933 1937 Colorado Party
Horacio Acosta y Lara 1937 1942 Colorado Party
Pedro Onetti 1942 1943 Colorado Party
Juan Pedro Fabini 1943 1947 Colorado Party
Andrés Martínez Trueba 1947 1951 Colorado Party
Germán Barbato 1951 1954 Colorado Party
Armando Malet 1954 1959 Colorado Party
Daniel Fernández Crespo 1959 1963 National Party
Ledo Arroyo Torres 1963 1967 Colorado Party
Carlos Bartolomé Herrera 1967 1969 Colorado Party
Oscar Víctor Rachetti 1969 1983 Colorado Party
Juan Carlos Payssé 1983 1985 National Party
Aquiles Lanza 1985 1990 Colorado Party
Tabaré Vázquez 1990 1995 Broad Front (PS)
Mariano Arana 1995 2005 Broad Front (VA)
Ricardo Ehrlich 2005 2010 Broad Front (MPP)
Ana Olivera 2010 2015 Broad Front (PCU)
Daniel Martínez 2015 2019 Broad Front (PS)
Christian Di Candia 2019 Incumbent Broad Front
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