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.

  1. President Alejandro Giammattei
  2. Vice President Guillermo Castillo Reyes (and his wife Lisette Arriaga as Second Lady or Spouse of the Vice President)
  3. President of the Congress Allan Rodríguez
  4. President of the Supreme Court of Justice Néster Vásquez Pimentel
  5. President of the Constitutional Court Dina Ochoa Escribá
  6. President of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal María Eugenia Mijangos
  7. Former Presidents or their widows/widowers (ordered by term):
    1. Vinicio Cerezo
    2. Jorge Serrano Elías
    3. Alfonso Portillo
    4. Óscar Berger
    5. Álvaro Colom
    6. Otto Pérez Molina
    7. Alejandro Maldonado
    8. Jimmy Morales
  8. Former Vice Presidents or their widows/widowers:
    1. Roberto Carpio
    2. Gustavo Espina
    3. Luis Alberto Flores
    4. Juan Francisco Reyes
    5. Eduardo Stein
    6. Rafael Espada
    7. Roxana Baldetti
    8. Jafeth Cabrera
    9. Alfonso Fuentes Soria
  9. Diplomatic corps accredited in Guatemala and accredited diplomatic corps of Guatemala
  10. First Vice President of the Congress Felipe Alejos Lorenzana
  11. Second Vice President of the Congress Javier Hernández Ovalle
  12. Third Vice President of the Congress Dolores Beltrán
  13. First Secretary of the Congress Estuardo Galdámez
  14. Second Secretary of the Congress Karla Martínez
  15. Third Secretary of the Congress Juan Ramón Lau
  16. Fourth Secretary of the Congress Jaime Lucero
  17. Fifth Secretary of the Congress Jorge Arévalo
  18. Minister of Foreign Affairs Sandra Jovel
  19. Minister of Interior Enrique Antonio Degenhart Asturias
  20. Minister of National Defense Luis Miguel Ralda Moreno
  21. Minister of Public Finances Victor Manuel Martínez Ruiz
  22. Minister of Communications, Infrastructure and Housing José Luis Benito Ruiz
  23. Minister of Education Óscar Hugo López Rivas
  24. Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Mario Estuardo Méndez Cóbar
  25. Minister of Economy Ascisclo Valladares Urruela
  26. Minister of Public Health and Social Assistance Carlos Enrique Soto Menegazzo
  27. Minister of Labor and Social Welfare Gabriel Bladimir Aguilera Bolaños
  28. Minister of Energy and Mines Luis Alfonso Chang Navarro
  29. Minister of Culture and Sports José Luis Chea Urruela
  30. Minister of Environment and Natural Resources Environment and Natural Resources Alfonso Rafael Alonzo
  31. Minister of Social Development Carlos Velásquez Monge
  32. Attorney General of the Nation Jorge Luis Donado Vivar
  33. Attorney General and Chief of Public Prosecutor's Office María Consuelo Porras
  34. Attorney for Human Rights Augusto Jordán Rojas Andrade
  35. Comptroller General of Accounts Carlos Mencos
  36. Secretaries of State
  37. Deputies of the Congress
  38. Chief of Staff of the Army Julio César Paz Bone
  39. Magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice
  40. Judges of the Constitutional Court
  41. Magistrates of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal
  42. Deputy Ministers of State
  43. Departmental Governors
  44. Mayors
  45. Rectors of the Universities
    1. Rector of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala Murphy Paiz
  46. CEOs
  47. Army Officers
  48. Official Commissions
  49. Private Commissions

References

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