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José María Reina Barrios

president of Guatemala
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    When President José María Reina Barrios was assassinated in 1898, Estrada Cabrera was appointed provisional president and then elected president. He served his first term respecting the constitution but then had it changed in order to ensure his repeated “reelections.”

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