Ministry of Finance (Honduras)
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The Ministry of Finance of Honduras is responsible for the public finance policies of Honduras. The ministry was created after the first constitution of Honduras was adopted in 1825.[1]
Ministers of Finance
[edit]- Casto Alvarado, ?-1841-1847[2]
- José María Rojas, 1848-1849[2]
- José María Rugama, 1850[2]
- José Antonio Milla, 1852-1854[2]
- José María Cacho, 1854-1855[2]
- José María Rojas, 1856-1858[2]
- Florencio Xatruch, 1858-1859[2]
- Pedro Alvarado, 1859-1860[2]
- Manuel Colindres, 1860-1862[2]
- Coronado Chávez, 1862[2]
- Lucas Ríos, 1862[2]
- Francisco Alvarado, 1862[2]
- José Meza, 1863-1864[2]
- Pedro Alvarado, 1864[2]
- Mariano Alvarez, 1865[2]
- Saturnino Bográn, 1865[2]
- Crescencio Gomez, 1865[2][3]
- Saturnino Bográn, 1866-1868[2]
- José María Rojas, 1868-1869[2]
- Francisco Alvarado, 1869-1870[2]
- Carlos Madrid, 1870[2]
- Marcial Vijil, 1871[2]
- José María Bustamante, 1871[2]
- Rafael Padilla, 1871[2]
- Juan N. Venero, 1872[3]
- Mariano Rubi, 1873[3]
- Esteban Ferrari, ?-1875
- Francisco Alvarado, 1875-1876[4]
- Abelardo R. Zelaya, 1880[3]
- Miguel R. Dávila, 1898[3]
- José M. Muñoz, 1898[3]
- Camilo F. Duron, 1902[3]
- D. Fortín H., 1903[3]
- Saturnino Medal, 1904[3]
- Silverio Lainez, 1924[3]
- Ramón Alcerro Castro, 1929-?
- Julio Lozano Díaz, 1934-1936[3]
- Armando Flores F., 1936[3]
- Héctor Caraccioli, 1936-1937
- Urbano Quezada, 1943-1946[3]
- Marco Antonio Batres, 1949-1954[3]
- Pedro Pineda Madrid, 1955-1957[3]
- Gabriel Mejia, 1957[3]
- Jacinto Duron, 1957[3]
- Marco Antonio Batres, 1957-1958[3]
- Fernando Villar, 1958-1959[3]
- Jorge Bueso Arias, 1959-1963[3]
- Edgardo Dumas Rodríguez, 1963-1964[3]
- Tomas Cáliz Moncada, 1964-1965[3]
- Manuel Acosta Bonilla, 1965-1970[3]
- Elio Ynestroza Moncada, 1971-1972[3]
- Manuel Acosta Bonilla, 1973-1975[3]
- Porfirio Zavala Sandoval, 1975-1978[3]
- Rene Pineda Mejia, 1978[3]
- Valentin Mendoza, 1979-1981[3]
- Benjamin Villanueva Tabora, 1981-1982[3]
- Arturo Corleto Moreira, 1982-1984[3]
- Manuel Fontecha Ferrari, 1984-1985[3]
- Rodolfo Matamoros Hernández, 1985-1986[3]
- Efraín Bu Girón, 1986-1989[3]
- Carlos Falk, 1989[3]
- Benjamin Villanueva Tabora, 1990-1993[3]
- René Ardón Matute, 1993-1994[3]
- Juan Francisco Ferrera López, 1994-1998[3]
- Gabriela Núñez, January 1998-January 2002[3]
- José Arturo Alvarado, 2002-2004[3]
- William Chong Wong, 2004-2006
- Hugo Noé Pino, 2006
- Rebeca Santos, July 2006-June 2009
- Gabriela Núñez, 2009-2010
- William Chong Wong, 2010-2012
- Héctor Guillén, 2012
- Wilfredo Cerrato, 2012-2018
- Rocío Tábora, 2018-2020
- Marco Midence, 2020-2021[5]
- Luis Mata Echeverrí,[5] 2021-2022
- Rixi Moncada, 2022-2024
- Marlon David Ochoa Martinez, 2024
- Christian Duarte, 2024-
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Reseña Historica SEFIN". January 13, 2006. Archived from the original on 2006-01-13.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x http://www.repositorio.ciicla.ucr.ac.cr:8080/bitstream/handle/123456789/312/Tesis%20Ethel%20Garc%C3%ADa.%20Din%C3%A1mica%20politica%20y%20construcci%C3%B3n%20nacional%20estatal%20en%20Honduras%20%281833-1872%29.pdf Archived 2022-06-21 at the Wayback Machine [bare URL PDF]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am "Galería de Ministros". July 15, 2006. Archived from the original on 2006-07-15.
- ^ "Biografía de Francisco Alvarado". 15 January 2001.
- ^ a b "BNamericas - Honduras gets a new finance minister". BNamericas.com.