Félix Paiva

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Félix Paiva (b. 1877, d. 1965) was Paraguayan politician from Liberal Party.

In his career he was Vice President of Paraguay, and also President of Paraguay from August 15, 1937 to August 15, 1939.

Preceded by
José Pedro Montero		 Vice President of Paraguay
1920-1921		 Succeeded by
Manuel Burgos
Preceded by
Rafael Franco		 President of Paraguay
1937-1939		 Succeeded by
José Félix Estigarribia
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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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