Francisco Dionisio Vives (b. in Orán, Salta, 1755; d. in Madrid, 1840) was a Spanish general and governor of Cuba. He was captain general of Cuba in 1824, when all Spanish possessions on the American continent had become independent. He had then but few troops under his command, but managed to maintain order and preserve the island of Cuba for Spain without troubles or any sort of violence. In recognition of his valuable services to the mother country, the government rewarded him with high honors, among them the title of Count of Cuba.