Simon Bolivar19 November 1826
Bolivar's constitution establishing a powerful lifetime presidency is promulgated in Bolivia.
Bolivia · Government / Government of Bolivia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Bolivar's constitution establishing a powerful lifetime presidency is promulgated in Bolivia.
Santa Cruz promulgates a constitution strengthening presidential authority.
Delegates at Tacna approve the confederation's Basic Law under Santa Cruz's direction.
Santa Cruz receives constitutional authority as Supreme Protector of the confederation.
Velasco promulgates a constitution following the end of the Peru-Bolivian Confederation.
Ballivian promulgates a constitution strengthening executive authority and national administration.
Belzu promulgates a constitution during his populist military presidency.
Campero promulgates the constitution that anchors Bolivia's later oligarchic republic.
Busch promulgates a constitution influenced by social reform and Chaco War nationalism.
Paz Estenssoro promulgates a constitution reflecting reforms of the National Revolution.
Ovando launches a coup that removes President Siles Salinas.
Ovando's coup ends the brief constitutional presidency of Siles Salinas.
Morales promulgates the constitution creating the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
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