Portuguese Presidents and Prime Ministers

This list is comprised of Portuguese Presidents and Prime Ministers. Portugal became a constitutional monarchy in 1834, at which time the Prime Minister (called in Portuguese Presidente do Conselho de Ministros until 1976, and Primeiro-ministro thereafter) was the head of government. After a revolution in 1910 Portugal became a republic and the office of President was created to be the official head of state.
display
category
​
NameDetailsTotal
José17 prime ministers, 2 president/prime ministers19
António2 presidents, 15 prime ministers, 1 president/prime minister18
Francisco2 presidents, 5 prime ministers7
João5 prime ministers, 1 president/prime minister6
Manuel2 presidents, 2 prime ministers, 1 president/prime minister5
Maria5 prime ministers5
Alfredo3 prime ministers3
Carlos3 prime ministers3
Joaquim3 prime ministers3
Pedro3 prime ministers3
Artur2 prime ministers2
Bernardo2 prime ministers2
Domingos2 prime ministers2
Jorge1 president, 1 prime minister2
Marcelo1 president, 1 prime minister2
Adelino1 prime minister1
Afonso1 prime minister1
Alberto1 prime minister1
Álvaro1 prime minister1
Américo1 president1
Aníbal1 president/prime minister1
Anselmo1 prime minister1
Augusto1 prime minister1
Baptista1 prime minister1
Bernardino1 president/prime minister1
Crisóstomo1 prime minister1
Custódio1 prime minister1
Duarte1 prime minister1
Ernesto1 prime minister1
Hugo1 prime minister1
Liberato1 prime minister1
Luciano1 prime minister1
Luís1 prime minister1
Mário1 president/prime minister1
Nuno1 prime minister1
Óscar1 president/prime minister1
Ramos1 prime minister1
Rodrigo1 prime minister1
Sebastião1 prime minister1
Severo1 prime minister1
Sidónio1 president/prime minister1
Sócrates1 prime minister1
Teófilo1 president1
Tomé1 prime minister1
Vasco1 prime minister1
Venceslau1 prime minister1
Vicente1 prime minister1
Victor1 prime minister1
Vitorino1 prime minister1
Vitório1 prime minister1