Hilarión Daza 1840 – 1894

Biography

Hilarión Daza was born on January 14, 1840, in Sucre, Bolivia’s capital city. He rose to prominence during a transformative period in Bolivian history, eventually serving as President of the nation. His life spanned the middle decades of the nineteenth century, a time of significant political change and development in South America.

Daza’s presidency marked an important chapter in Bolivia’s institutional history. During his time in office, he navigated the complex political landscape of the young republic, working to advance the nation’s interests during a period when many South American countries were establishing their governmental foundations and territorial boundaries.

He spent his final years in Uyuni, a significant town in the Potosí Department, where he passed away on February 27, 1894. His remains were laid to rest at Cementerio General de Sucre in his native city, reflecting the respect and recognition he had earned throughout his life. Daza left behind a legacy as one of Bolivia’s notable leaders during the nation’s formative years.