President of Chile
Is formally inaugurated as President of Chile for the 1861-1871 term.
Role range: 1861-1871 – 1861-1871
Follow Jose Joaquin Perez Mascayano through 10 dated historical records for Chile.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Is formally inaugurated as President of Chile for the 1861-1871 term.
Role range: 1861-1871 – 1861-1871
Begins his presidency and opens the period of liberal administrations.
Role range: 1861-1871
José Joaquín Pérez began governing with support from a coalition that brought liberal politicians into the administration. The shift helped reduce the exclusive dominance of conservative factions.
Permits non-Catholic religious worship within privately owned buildings.
Role range: 1861-1871
Joins Peru in war against Spain during the Chincha Islands crisis.
Role range: 1865-1866 – 1861-1871
Signs a treaty defining the Chilean-Bolivian boundary at the twenty-fourth parallel.
Role range: 1861-1871
Begins his second presidential term during the transition toward more liberal constitutional politics.
Role range: 1861-1871
Approves measures declaring Mapuche lands subject to state control during territorial expansion in Araucania.
Role range: 1861-1871
Leads the government when the Commercial Code enters into force and standardizes commercial law.
Role range: 1861-1871
Introduces compulsory scientific subjects into the curriculum of primary education.
Role range: 1861-1871
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