Andrés Narvarte was President of Venezuela as interim caretaker (1836-1837). Lawyer and politician, son of Joaquín Narvarte y Descarga and María Josefa Pimentel y de la Mota, was born in La Guaira, 1781. Vice-president of the Republic and President of Venezuela (1835, 1836 and 1842). Doctor in Civil Rights from the University of Caracas, in 1810 he was part of the movement for the emancipation of Venezuela. Between 1813 and 1814, he was Governor of the Province of Trujillo.

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  • Andrés Narvarte was President of Venezuela as interim caretaker (1836-1837). Lawyer and politician, son of Joaquín Narvarte y Descarga and María Josefa Pimentel y de la Mota, was born in La Guaira, 1781. Vice-president of the Republic and President of Venezuela (1835, 1836 and 1842). Doctor in Civil Rights from the University of Caracas, in 1810 he was part of the movement for the emancipation of Venezuela. Between 1813 and 1814, he was Governor of the Province of Trujillo. When the Second Republic was lost, he emigrated to Saint Thomas. The date of his return to Venezuela is unknown, but in March, 1819, he was in Juangriego, and in 1822 was Intendant of Venezuela. In 1830 he was designated Deputy of Caracas, in the Constituent Congress of Venezuela. In 1830, on the occasion of the discussion in the Congress, about the decree in favor who participated in the attack against the life of the President of the Republic, Simón Bolivar, on September 25, 1828, Narvarte says, that he presented his intervention for the political moral, he proposed mercy for the people who had participated in these events, and the restitution of their citizens' rights, but the Congress did not have to approve a decree by means of which Venezuela resolved that the people who participated in the events, deserved praise. At the same time he pleaded in the Congress for the admission in Venezuela of all those who had been persecuted and expelled for their political opinions. In 1831 he was designated Rector of the Central University of Venezuela. In 1832, he was named Interior and Justice Minister. Between 1833 and 1837, was Vice President of the Republic, and temporarily occupied the Presidency of Venezuela in 1835. When the Revolución de las Reformas exploded in July, 1835, Narvarte and the president José María Vargas when into exile in Saint Thomas. Both returned a few months later to hold their respective positions. On April 24, 1836, was in charge again of the first Magistracy of Venezuela, this time because of the resignation of José María Vargas. José María Carreño replaced Narvarte in this position, on January 20, 1837. In 1842 was designated Vice President of the Council of Government. In May, he was again in charge of the Presidency of the Republic, because the holder, José Antonio Páez, had to be transferred to his agricultural holdings. Even though it was of short period, Narvarte issued two significant decrees: established a tax for the distillation of alcoholic beverages, and the provision of 160,000 pesos for the improvement of communication routes. As a result of the events of 1848, Narvarte retired from politics, and died in Caracas, March 31, 1853.
  • Andrés Navarte, Político y abogado,Venezolano, fue uno de los partidiarios más fieles de José Antonio Páez en los tiempos de apogeo de la recién creada República de Venezuela, ejerció cargo de Vicepresidente y Presidente Provisional en varias oportunidades.
  • Fu uno degli alleati più fedeli di José Antonio Páez nei primi anni di vita della Repubblica del Venezuela, ed ebbe la carica di vicepresidente e presidente ad interim per due periodi.
  • Andrés Navarte, foi um político venezuelano, partidário de José Antonio Páez no primeiro período da República, tendo sido eleito duas vezes Vice-presidente da Venezuela, e exercido o cargo de em duas oportunidades: de 20 de janeiro a 9 de fevereiro de 1835, quando da instalação das Câmaras Legislativas para eleição do próximo presidente; e de 24 de abril de 1836 até 20 de janeiro de 1837, em função da renúncia do presidente José María Vargas.
  • Andrés Narvarte, född 1781, död 31 mars 1853, var ställföreträdande president samt senare även reell president i Venezuela. Narvartes föddes i La Guaira 1781 av föräldrarna Joaquín Narvarte y Descarga och María Josefa Pimentel y de la Mota. Han blev doktor i civilrätt vid Caracas universitet (Venezuelas centrala universitet) den 9 december 1804, och 1810 deltog han i rörelsen för Venezuelas frigörelse. Mellan 1813 och 1814 var han guvernör i provinsen Trujillo. Han emigrerade till Saint Thomas i USA när Venezuelas andra republik gick under. Det är inte med säkerhet fastställt när han återkom till Venezuela, men i mars 1819 vet man att han var i Juangriego och 1822 blev han distrikt-administratör för Venezuela. 1830 blev han ställföreträdare i Caracas, av Venezuelas konstituerande kongress. I samband med diskussionerna i kongressen angående dekretet som var positivt inställt till mordförsöket på republikens president Simón Bolivar, den 25 september 1828, uttalade sig Narvarte om detta och krävde att de ansvariga skulle fråntas sina medborgerliga rättigheter. 1831 blev Narvarte högskolerektor för Venezuelas centrala universitet.
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  • Andrés Narvarte was President of Venezuela as interim caretaker (1836-1837). Lawyer and politician, son of Joaquín Narvarte y Descarga and María Josefa Pimentel y de la Mota, was born in La Guaira, 1781. Vice-president of the Republic and President of Venezuela (1835, 1836 and 1842). Doctor in Civil Rights from the University of Caracas, in 1810 he was part of the movement for the emancipation of Venezuela. Between 1813 and 1814, he was Governor of the Province of Trujillo.
  • Andrés Navarte, Político y abogado,Venezolano, fue uno de los partidiarios más fieles de José Antonio Páez en los tiempos de apogeo de la recién creada República de Venezuela, ejerció cargo de Vicepresidente y Presidente Provisional en varias oportunidades.
  • Fu uno degli alleati più fedeli di José Antonio Páez nei primi anni di vita della Repubblica del Venezuela, ed ebbe la carica di vicepresidente e presidente ad interim per due periodi.
  • Andrés Navarte, foi um político venezuelano, partidário de José Antonio Páez no primeiro período da República, tendo sido eleito duas vezes Vice-presidente da Venezuela, e exercido o cargo de em duas oportunidades: de 20 de janeiro a 9 de fevereiro de 1835, quando da instalação das Câmaras Legislativas para eleição do próximo presidente; e de 24 de abril de 1836 até 20 de janeiro de 1837, em função da renúncia do presidente José María Vargas.
  • Andrés Narvarte, född 1781, död 31 mars 1853, var ställföreträdande president samt senare även reell president i Venezuela. Narvartes föddes i La Guaira 1781 av föräldrarna Joaquín Narvarte y Descarga och María Josefa Pimentel y de la Mota. Han blev doktor i civilrätt vid Caracas universitet (Venezuelas centrala universitet) den 9 december 1804, och 1810 deltog han i rörelsen för Venezuelas frigörelse. Mellan 1813 och 1814 var han guvernör i provinsen Trujillo.
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