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33rd National Congress of Chile

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XXXIII Period of the Chilean Congress
32nd 34th
Overview
Jurisdiction Chile
Term1 June 1921 (1921-06-01) – 31 May 1924 (1924-05-31)
Senate
Members32
Chamber of Deputies
Members118

The XXXIII Legislative Period of the Chilean Congress started in May 1921 and finished on 31 May 1924.[1]

Senators

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Circ.No.SenatorParty
I
Tarapacá – Antofagasta
1 Ramón Briones Luco PR
2 Héctor Arancibia PR
II
Atacama – Coquimbo
3 Enrique Mac Iver[2] PR
4 Alfredo Escobar PR
5 Rafael Urrejola Con
III
Aconcagua – Valparaíso
6 Luis Claro Solar PL
7 Alberto González[3] Con
8 Luis Garnham PL
9 Arturo Lyon Con
IV
Santiago
10 Armando Quezada[4] PR
11 Ismael Tocornal PL
12 Zenón Torrealba[5] PD
13 Guillermo Bañados PD
14 Francisco Huneeus Con
V
O'Higgins – Colchagua – Curicó
15 Juan Enrique Concha Con
16 Ricardo Valdés B.[6] PL
17 Jorge Errázuriz[7] Con
18 Régulo Valenzuela PN
19 Pedro Opazo PL
VI
Talca – Linares – Maule
20 Arturo Besa Navarro[8] PN
21 Alfredo Barros Con
22 Héctor Zañartu Prieto PLD
VII
Ñuble – Concepción – Arauco
23 Luis E. Concha PD
24 Pedro Aguirre Cerda PR
25 Enrique Zañartu Prieto PLD
26 Fernando Freire PL
27 Juan Serrano Squella PL
VIII
Biobío – Malleco – Cautín
28 Gonzalo Bulnes PL
29 José Pedro Alessandri PL
IX
Valdivia – Llanquihue – Chiloé
30 Eliodoro Yáñez PLD
31 Julio Buschmann PR
32 Rafael Ariztía Con

References

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  1. Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de. "Historia Política, Periodo Junio 1921 – Junio 1924". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2026-08-07.
  2. Enrique Mac Iver Rodríguez died on 21 August 1922, during the second half of his senatorial term; therefore, no by-election was held and the Senate operated with one fewer member until 1924.
  3. Alberto González Errázuriz succeeded Roberto Lyon, who died on 19 November 1919, and served the remainder of the term until 1924.
  4. Armando Quezada was appointed ambassador and minister plenipotentiary to France on 26 June 1922, and was therefore replaced in the Senate by Víctor R. Celis (PR).
  5. Zenón Torrealba died in September 1923, near the end of his senatorial term; therefore, no by-election was held and the Senate operated with another vacant seat until 1924.
  6. Ricardo Valdés replaced José María Valderrama, who died on 15 June 1920, and served the remainder of the term until 1924.
  7. Jorge Errázuriz Tagle died in June 1922 and was replaced by Eduardo Opazo Letelier (PL).
  8. Arturo Besa Navarro died on 2 November 1921. He was replaced in April 1922 by Senator Romualdo Silva (Con).