President of Qenuga

The president of Qenuga (Tagdamun: bilkatlut, Cienugueza: pezdente), acts as the head of state and government of the country, as well as the commander-in-chief of the Chungganese military. The president is elected through a ranked voting system by the electorate. Presidents may serve for at most two terms of 42 months each, however in times of intense events may serve a third term.

As of present, the president is Vaquín Ciatalano since April 1, 2017. As of modern-day, the president is TBD.

History

The first president of Qenuga was retired army general Fedrico Cinuti who was the centerface of the Cinutian Revolution, serving two terms as president from 1873 to 1880 under the Partida librica. The first peaceful transition of power occurred between Cinuti and Javira Fernandez on October 1, 1880 after the recently-concluded general election. The only president to die in office was Belmonte Equeta, whose term abruptly ended in September 19, 1916 and was succeeded by House Speaker Amaida Rosorez.

Ulian Dalían was the first Partida socilista candidate to be elected into the office in 1929. He, along with his successor Mariano Guzmán, were the main proponents of socialism in Qenuga. During the Cold War, many of their socialist policies were reversed by president Regino Cucoti. Cucoti also declared Martial Law in 1953 to suppress communism and other related ideals in the country. This lasted for 25 years until 1978, after demonstrations led by Librica candidate Vittoria Rubeno toppled the Cucoti regime.

List

•   Librica
•   Quedica
•   Demociatica (1873-1978)
•   Socilista
•   Guseytad
•   Cencista
•   Comunista
•   Pulaya

№	Name	Hometown	Term	Party		Election	Congress
1	Fedrico Cinuti (1825-1905)	Noleymas Paticiare	October 1, 1873 - September 30, 1880		Librica	1873 1877	1st 2nd
2	Javira Fernandez (1819-1892)	Habacu Daruza	October 1, 1880 - March 31, 1884		Librica	1880	3rd
3	Acol Ciaroye (1839-1912)	Belayera Manuac	April 1, 1884 - September 30, 1887		Demociatica	1884	4th
4	Gudo Bendonde (1849-1934)	Ayamai Hantadil	October 1, 1887 - September 30, 1894		Quedica	1887 1891	5th 6th
5	Topazo Hotto (1861-1930)	Milodi Pabrela	October 1, 1894 - September 30, 1901		Demociatica	1894 1898	7th 8th
6	Fancisco Recionuo (1854-1924)	Meleyedi Jaratiga	October 1, 1901 - March 31, 1905		Quedica	1901	9th
7	Ilario Martinez (1840-1914)	Coranciaru Ciarino	April 1, 1905 - March 31, 1912		Librica	1905 1908	10th 11th
8	Belmonte Equeta (1857-1916)	Doprocar Dijaruc	April 1, 1912 - September 19, 1916		Librica	1912 1915	12th 13th
9	Amaida Rosorez (1870-1954)	Cienata Cieracape	September 19, 1916 - March 31, 1919		Librica	No election	13th
10	Celo da Macarute (1869-1948)	Siroyera Atoquinu	April 1, 1919 - March 31, 1926		Demociatica	1919 1922	14th 15th
11	Zabél Gisuca (1884-1952)	Coranciaru Ciarino	April 1, 1926 - September 30, 1929		Demociatica	1926	16th
12	Ulián Dalían (1890-1995)	Fores Naconua	October 1, 1929 - September 30, 1936		Socilista	1929 1933	17th 18th
13	Mariano Guzmán (1889-1983)	Temato	October 1, 1936 - March 31, 1947		Socilista	1936 1940 1943	19th 20th 21st
14	Regino Cucoti (1896-1982)	Sartantol	April 1, 1947 - June 4, 1978		Demociatica	1947 1950	22nd 23rd
Martial law enacted from October 8, 1953 to June 4, 1978
15	Vittoria Rubeno (1930-2022)	Demaye Banopo	June 4, 1978 - September 30, 1985		Librica	1982	24th 25th
16	Van Praco Coromúr (1935-2019)	Muhaye Cabale	October 1, 1985 - March 31, 1989		Librica	1985	26th
17	Salvador Legiano (1942-2024)	Larbide Bendiga	April 1, 1989 - September 30, 1992/center>		Quedica	1989	27th
18	Rivera Bedrez (1949-2036)	Daruza	October 1, 1992 - September 30, 1999		Quedica	1992 1996	28th 29th
19	Danilo Durano (1954-2029)	Ciadipe Ujupire	October 1, 1999 - March 31, 2003		Quedica	1999	30th
20	Angiéz Serenos (1954-2047)	Gunagiz Paticiare	April 1, 2003 - March 31, 2010		Librica	2003 2006	31st 32nd
21	Dominno Mirabelez (1967-2043)	Rancino Tipifala	April 1, 2010 - March 31, 2017		Guseytad	2010 2013	33th 34th
22	Vaquín Ciatalano (1962-2054)	Ciosudi Temato	April 1, 2017 - March 31, 2024		Librica	2017 2020	35th 36th
23	Sofí Robredo (1977-2068)	Geluqueri Eipe	April 1, 2024 - March 31, 2031		Socilista	2024 2027	37th 38th
24	Eldondo Cirata (1986-2052)	Sagiaga Niguezun	April 1, 2031 - September 30, 2034		Socilista	2031	39th
25	Manu Daquiye (1979-2053)	Bennava Jaratiga	October 1, 2034 - September 30, 2041		Quedica	2034 2038	40th 41st
26	Patriza Norunane (2003-2083)	Mouta Bitalama	October 1, 2041 - September 30, 2048		Socilista	2041 2045	42nd 43rd
27	Aseno Jucori (2000-2077)	Rancino Tipifala	October 1, 2048 - March 31, 2052		Guseytad	2048	44th
28	Lesancio Baligadi (2002-2100)	Ruytabal	April 1, 2052 - March 31, 2059		Guseytad	2052 2055	45th 46th
29	Marco Ciozota (2006-2083)	Bitalama	April 1, 2059 - March 31, 2066		Librica	2059 2062	47th 48th
30	Livana Tamitubi (2017-2101)	Daniin Hudimbirpo	April 1, 2066 - March 31, 2073		Librica	2066 2069	49th 50th

See also