Guatemalan order of precedence
The order of precedence in Guatemala is a symbolic hierarchy of officials used to direct protocol. It is regulated by Presidential Decree 07-2003 of March 11, 2003.[1] signed by then President Alfonso Portillo, President of the Congress Efraín Ríos Montt and Former Interior Minister José Adolfo Reyes Calderón.
Order of precedence
Precedence is determined by the office; names of incumbents as of 2020 are listed.
- President Alejandro Giammattei
- Vice President Guillermo Castillo Reyes (and his wife Lisette Arriaga as Second Lady or Spouse of the Vice President)
- President of the Congress Allan Rodríguez
- President of the Supreme Court of Justice Néster Vásquez Pimentel
- President of the Constitutional Court Dina Ochoa Escribá
- President of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal María Eugenia Mijangos
- Former Presidents or their widows/widowers (ordered by term):
- Former Vice Presidents or their widows/widowers:
- Diplomatic corps accredited in Guatemala and accredited diplomatic corps of Guatemala
- First Vice President of the Congress Felipe Alejos Lorenzana
- Second Vice President of the Congress Javier Hernández Ovalle
- Third Vice President of the Congress Dolores Beltrán
- First Secretary of the Congress Estuardo Galdámez
- Second Secretary of the Congress Karla Martínez
- Third Secretary of the Congress Juan Ramón Lau
- Fourth Secretary of the Congress Jaime Lucero
- Fifth Secretary of the Congress Jorge Arévalo
- Minister of Foreign Affairs Sandra Jovel
- Minister of Interior Enrique Antonio Degenhart Asturias
- Minister of National Defense Luis Miguel Ralda Moreno
- Minister of Public Finances Victor Manuel Martínez Ruiz
- Minister of Communications, Infrastructure and Housing José Luis Benito Ruiz
- Minister of Education Óscar Hugo López Rivas
- Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Mario Estuardo Méndez Cóbar
- Minister of Economy Ascisclo Valladares Urruela
- Minister of Public Health and Social Assistance Carlos Enrique Soto Menegazzo
- Minister of Labor and Social Welfare Gabriel Bladimir Aguilera Bolaños
- Minister of Energy and Mines Luis Alfonso Chang Navarro
- Minister of Culture and Sports José Luis Chea Urruela
- Minister of Environment and Natural Resources Environment and Natural Resources Alfonso Rafael Alonzo
- Minister of Social Development Carlos Velásquez Monge
- Attorney General of the Nation Jorge Luis Donado Vivar
- Attorney General and Chief of Public Prosecutor's Office María Consuelo Porras
- Attorney for Human Rights Augusto Jordán Rojas Andrade
- Comptroller General of Accounts Carlos Mencos
- Secretaries of State
- Deputies of the Congress
- Chief of Staff of the Army Julio César Paz Bone
- Magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice
- Judges of the Constitutional Court
- Magistrates of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal
- Deputy Ministers of State
- Departmental Governors
- Mayors
- Rectors of the Universities
- Rector of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala Murphy Paiz
- CEOs
- Army Officers
- Official Commissions
- Private Commissions
References
- Reformas a la Ley del Ceremonial Diplomático - Decreto 07-2003 (Decree 07-2003) (in Spanish)
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