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Mayor of Villa Alemana
Coat of arms of Villa Alemana
Incumbent Nelson Estay Molina since December 6, 2024
Residence	Villa Alemana, Chile
Seat	Town Hall of the Ilustre Municipalidad de Villa Alemana
Term length	4 years No more than three consecutive periods
Formation	1918
First holder	Alejandro Morrison
Website	www.villalemana.cl

The following is the list of the mayors of the chilean commune of Villa Alemana since its creation in 1918, ^[1] who constitutes the highest municipal authority.

Contents

• List
• See also
• Notes
• References
• Further reading

List

#	Name			Party	Period	Ref.
1			Alejandro Morrison		1918-1921	[1]
2			Marcelino Sepúlveda		1921-1924	[1]
3			Marcelino Sepúlveda		1924-1927	[2]
4			Manuel Briceño de La Paz		1927-1928	[2]
5			Alejandro Cavada		1933-1934	[3]
6			Miguel Gandulfo Guerra		1934-1935	[4]
7			Miguel Gandulfo Guerra		1935-1938	[5]
8			Manuel López Quiroga		1938-1941	[6]
9			Carlos Pizarro		1941-1944	[2]
10			Raúl Cornejo Andrade		1944-1947	[7]
11			Rodolfo Correa Retán		1947-1948	[2]
12			Carlos Páez Brandan		1948-1950	[8]
13			Ramón López Vargas		1951-1952	[9]
14			Carlos Páez Brandan		1952-1953	[ citation needed ]
15			Rolando Devia		May 17, 1953-July 30, 1953	[10]
16			Enrique Hermosilla Guerra		July 30, 1953-1956	[11]
17			Delia Julieta Salinas de López		1956-1960	[12]
18			Delia Julieta Salinas de López		1960-1964	[12]
19			Ítalo Composto Scarpati	PN	1964-1967	[2]
20			Rodolfo Galleguillos	PDC	1967-1970	[13]
21			Tulio Watson		1971-1973	[2]
Military Government
22			Alejandro Peralta Peña	Ind.	1973-1981	[14]
23			Raúl Bustamante Bertoglio	UDI	1981-1986	[2]
24			Claudio Morales Greene	Ind.	1986-1988	[Note 1]
25			Raúl Bustamante Bertoglio	Ind.	1989-1992	[2]
Return to democracy [17]
26			Ramón García Gómez	PDC	1992-1996	[18]
27			Ramón García Gómez	PDC	1996-2000	[19]
28			Raúl Bustamante Bertoglio	Ind.	2000-2004	[20]
29			Raúl Bustamante Bertoglio	UDI	2004-2008	[21]
30			José Sabat Marcos	Ind.	2008-2012	[22]
31			José Sabat Marcos	Ind.	2012-2016	[23]
32			José Sabat Marcos	Ind.	2016-2020	[24]
33			Javiera Toledo Muñoz	Ind.	2020-2024	[25]
34			Nelson Estay Molina	Ind.	2024-2028	[26]

See also

• Villa Alemana

Notes

References

Further reading

• Torres Vergara, Belarmino (1955). Historia de Villa Alemana.
• Saavedra Pérez, Carlos (1995). Desde el Foyer del Teatro: 100 Años de Villa Alemana.