25, 1906, he took the first magistracy, being his vice president Don Emiliano González Navero. His Cabinet was composed of Don Emiliano González Navero as the vice-president and Adolfo R. Soler as Finance Minister. Manuel Brítez in the Ministry of Interior, Carlos L. Isasi in the Ministry of Justice, Guillermo de los Rios as Minister for Religious Affairs and Public Instruction, Manuel J. Duarte as Minister of War and Navy and Cecilio Báez as Chancellor. The civic were defeated and the general chairman Benigno Ferreira dismissed. Government work His government established new telegraph lines, the Normal Teachers School moved to Villarica and the number of primary schools increased. He also closed military courses and built barracks in the towns of the countryside as well as a building for the capital customs. On the other hand, he settled a long conflict with the large railroad company, the Bank of the Republic was founded, the treaty Soler-Pinilla with Bolivia, was signed, and warlike equipments were acquired from Europe. Death and exile He marched into exile once again. He found death in Buenos Aires in 1920. The coffin was transferred directly to the Government Palace in Asuncion for the wake. References "General Dr. Benigno Ferreira." Manuel Pesoa "Builders of Paraguay." Raul Amaral External links InfoLuque Years Blue 1846 births 1920 deaths People from Limpio Liberal Party (Paraguay) politicians Presidents of Paraguay 19th-century Paraguayan lawyers