Congress and on 19 December 1904, joined the Administration of Juan Bautista Gaona as Minister of Finance of Paraguay and served in the same function also during the government of Cecilio Báez, resigning on 28 April 1906, in order to join Ferreira in his route to the Presidency. He was President of the Senate of Paraguay in 1906-1908, 1922, 1924, 1928-1931 and 1932. After Ferreira was removed, González Navero became head of the Executive Branch on 4 July 1908, despite of the fact that only on 31 December of that year the resignation of Ferreira was formally accepted. The signature of Don Emiliano does not appear in the Founding Act of the Centro Democratico, neither in the Public Statement of 4 July 1908, initiated by Albino Jara and closed by Adolfo Riquelme. References ABC Color 1861 births 1934 deaths People from Caraguatay, Paraguay Paraguayan people of Spanish descent Liberal Party (Paraguay) politicians Presidents of Paraguay Vice presidents of Paraguay Finance Ministers of Paraguay Presidents of the Senate of Paraguay Paraguayan judges 19th-century Paraguayan lawyers Universidad Nacional de Asunción alumni