Joaquín Suárez was a prominent Uruguayan politician and military leader born on March 24, 1804. He served as the President of Uruguay from 1843 to 1845 and played a significant role in the country's early political landscape. Suárez was known for his efforts to stabilize Uruguay during a time of internal conflict and external threats. In addition to his presidency, Suárez was involved in various military campaigns and was a key figure in the Uruguayan Civil War. His leadership helped shape the nation’s governance and contributed to the establishment of a more organized political system in Uruguay. Suárez passed away on April 24, 1868.