Óscar Mendoza Azurdia

Óscar Mendoza Azurdia (born 1917) was the chairman of the military junta in Guatemala from 24 October 1957 to 26 October 1957. He was later appointed as Vice President in 1980 after resignation of Francisco Villagrán Kramer.

Preceded by Luis Arturo González	President of Guatemala 1957 (Military Junta)	Succeeded by Guillermo Flores
Preceded by Francisco Villagrán Kramer	Vice President of Guatemala 1980-1982	Succeeded by Ramiro Ponce Monroy

v • d • e Heads of state of Guatemala

Federal Republic of Central America (1823-1839); Supreme Chiefs of State	direct central rule, 1823-24 • Díaz* • Barrundia • direct central rule, 1826-27 • J. Estrada* • de Aycinena • Zenteno* • Barrundia • Molina • Márquez* • Gálvez • Valenzuela* • Rivera* • Salazar* • Rivera*

Republic of Guatemala (since 1839); Presidents	Rivera • López Requena* • Rivera • Carrera • Martínez* • Escobar* • Paredes* • Carrera • Aycinena* • Cerna • García Granados • Barrios • Sinibaldi* • Barillas • Reina • M. Estrada • Herrera • Orellana • Chacón • Reina* • Ubico • Ponce Vaides* • Junta† (Arana, Árbenz, Toriello) • Arévalo • Árbenz • Díaz* • Monzón† • Castillo† • González López* • Mendoza† • Flores* • Ydígoras • Peralta • Méndez • Arana† • Laugerud† • Lucas† • Ríos Montt† • Mejía Victores† • Cerezo • Serrano Elías • Espina* • Carpio • Arzú • Portillo • Berger • Colom *interim †military

v • d • e Vice Presidents of Guatemala

Vice Presidents (1956-)	Ortiz • González López • Urrutia de León • Marroquín • Ralda • Cabrera • Chávez • Molina • Chávez • Marroquín • Cáceres • Sandoval • Villagrán • Mendoza • Monroy • office vacant, 1982-86 • Carpio • Espina • Herbruger • Flores Asturias • Reyes • Stein • Espada

Second Vice Presidents (1956-66)	Juan Francisco Oliva • G. Flores Avendaño • Guillén • Castillo • Urrutia • Gómez Carranza • Ubico • R. Flores Avendaño • Montenegro