jos mara castro madriz

Jos Mara Castro Madriz President of Costa Rica
First term:	8 May 1847 to 16 November 1849
– Preceded by:	Jos Mara Alfaro Zamora
– Succeeded by:	Juan Rafael Mora Porras
Second term:	8 May 1866 to 1 November 1868
– Preceded by:	Jess Jimnez Zamora (first term)
– Succeeded by:	Jess Jimnez Zamora (second term)
Date of birth:	1 September 1818
Place of birth:	San Jos
Date of death:	4 April 1892
Place of death:	San Jos
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Jos Mara Castro Madriz wielded executive power in Costa Rica on two occasions: 1847 to 1849, and 1866 to 1868. He is revered as the "Founder of the Republic of Costa Rica". He was elected head of state in 1847, during the disintegration of the United States of Central America. On 31 August 1848 he formally declared Costa Rica an independent and sovereign republic, thus severing all ties with the moribund federation. He then served for another year as president of the independent nation before opposition pressure forced him to resign in November 1849. He was reelected in 1866 but was overthrown in a coup d'tat two years later. Castro Madriz, Jos Mara Castro Madriz, Jos Mara Castro Madriz, Jos Mara

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