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List of Argentine deputies, 2013–2015

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Composition

By province

Province Deputies Population (2010)
Buenos Aires 70 15,625,084
Buenos Aires City 25 2,890,151
Catamarca 5 367,828
Chaco 7 1,053,466
Chubut 5 506,668
Córdoba 18 3,304,825
Corrientes 7 993,338
Entre Ríos 9 1,236,300
Formosa 5 527,895
Jujuy 6 672,260
La Pampa 5 316,940
La Rioja 5 331,847
Mendoza 10 1,741,610
Misiones 7 1,097,829
Neuquén 5 550,334
Río Negro 5 633,374
Salta 7 1,215,207
San Juan 6 680,427
San Luis 5 431,588
Santa Cruz 5 272,524
Santa Fe 19 3,200,736
Santiago del Estero 7 896,461
Tierra del Fuego 5 126,190
Tucumán 9 1,448,200

By political groups

as of 9 December 2015
Bloc Seats Leader
Front for Victory–PJ 118 Juliana Di Tullio
Radical Civic Union 35 Mario Negri
PRO Union 18 Federico Pinedo
Renewal Front 15 Alberto Oscar Roberti
Socialist Party 8 Juan Carlos Zabalza
Civic Front for Santiago 7 Cristian Rodolfo Oliva
Federal Commitment 5 Lino Walter Aguilar
Civic Coalition ARI–UNEN 4 Elisa Carrió
GEN 4 Margarita Stolbizer
Neuquén People's Movement 3 Alicia Marcela Comelli
Popular Unity 3 Claudio Lozano
Solidary SI 3 Carlos Heller
Union for Córdoba 3 Carlos Alberto Caserio
Civic Front of Córdoba 2 Graciela Susana Villata
Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 2 Eduardo Brizuela del Moral
Labour and Dignity 2 Mario Das Neves
PTS–Left Front 2 Nicolás del Caño
Social Christian 2 Rubén Darío Giustozzi
Suma + UNEN 2 Martín Lousteau
Single-member blocs 18 —
Source: hcdn.gob.ar (archived)

Election cycles

Election Term
Start End
2011 10 December 2011 9 December 2015
2013 10 December 2013 9 December 2017

List of Deputies

The table is sorted by provinces in alphabetical order, and then with their deputies in alphabetical order by their surnames. All deputies start their term on December 10, and end it on December 9 of the corresponding years, except when noted.

Province Deputy Party Term
From To
Buenos Aires Gilberto Oscar <b>Alegre</b> Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Ricardo Luis Alfonsín Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Andrés Roberto <b>Arregui</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Alberto Emilio Asseff UNIR 2011 2015
Buenos Aires María Ester <b>Balcedo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Miguel Ángel Bazze Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Gloria Mercedes <b>Bidegain</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Myriam Bregman PTS–Left Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Carlos Ramón <b>Brown</b> Faith 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Eric Calcagno y Maillmann Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Graciela Camaño Renewal Front 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Remo Gerardo <b>Carlotto</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Luis Francisco Jorge <b>Cicogna</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Diana Beatriz Conti Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Ricardo Oscar <b>Cuccovillo</b> Socialist Party 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Marcelo Silvio <b>D'Alessandro</b> Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Héctor Ricardo <b>Daer</b> Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Víctor Norberto <b>De Gennaro</b> Popular Unity 2011 2015
Buenos Aires José Ignacio "Vasco" de Mendiguren Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Francisco de Narváez Light Blue and White Union 2013 2015[a]
Buenos Aires Eduardo Enrique "Wado" de Pedro Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015[b]
Buenos Aires Edgardo Fernando <b>Depetri</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Juliana Di Tullio Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires José María <b>Díaz Bancalari</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Julián Andrés Domínguez Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Victoria Analía Donda Pérez Freemen of the South 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Omar Arnaldo <b>Duclos</b> GEN 2011 2015
Buenos Aires María Azucena <b>Ehcosor</b> Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Laura <b>Esper</b> Renewal Front 2014[c] 2015
Buenos Aires Eduardo Alberto <b>Fabiani</b> Social Christian 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Andrea Fabiana <b>García</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires María Teresa <b>García</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Carlos Enrique <b>Gdansky</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Graciela María Giannettasio Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Rubén Darío <b>Giustozzi</b> Social Christian 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Gladys Esther González PRO Union 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Dulce <b>Granados</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Christian Alejandro <b>Gribaudo</b> PRO Union 2013 2015[d]
Buenos Aires Leonardo Grosso Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Héctor María <b>Gutiérrez</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Sandro Adrián <b>Guzmán</b> Independent 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Gastón <b>Harispe</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Carlos Miguel Kunkel Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Jorge Alberto <b>Landau</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires María Virginia <b>Linares</b> GEN 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Verónica María Magario Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Soledad <b>Martínez</b> PRO Union 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Sergio Tomás Massa Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Mayra Soledad Mendoza Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Carlos Julio <b>Moreno</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Juan Facundo Moyano Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Mario Néstor <b>Oporto</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Ariel Osvaldo Eloy <b>Pasini</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2015[e] 2015
Buenos Aires Adrián <b>Pérez</b> Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Horacio <b>Pietragalla Corti</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Francisco Omar <b>Plaini</b> Culture, Education and Labour 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Ramona <b>Pucheta</b> Front for Social Inclusion 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Adriana Victoria Puiggrós Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Carlos <b>Raimundi</b> Solidary SI 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Héctor Pedro Recalde Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Jorge <b>Rivas</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Alberto Oscar <b>Roberti</b> Renewal Front 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Oscar Alberto <b>Romero</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Eduardo <b>Santín</b> National Alfonsinist Movement 2011 2015
Buenos Aires María Liliana Schwindt Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Adela Rosa <b>Segarra</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires Felipe Carlos Solá Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Margarita Rosa Stolbizer GEN 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Gabriela Alejandra <b>Troiano</b> Socialist Party 2013 2017
Buenos Aires Mirta Tundis Renewal Front 2013 2017
Buenos Aires María Eugenia <b>Zamarreño</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Laura Alonso PRO Union 2013 2015[f]
Buenos Aires City Alcira Susana Argumedo Project South–UNEN 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Sergio Alejandro Bergman PRO Union 2013 2015[g]
Buenos Aires City María del Carmen <b>Bianchi</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Mara Brawer Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Patricia Bullrich PRO Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Juan Cabandié Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Elisa María Avelina "Lilita" Carrió Civic Coalition ARI–UNEN 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Ana Carla Carrizo Suma + UNEN 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Robert Vincent "Roy" Cortina Socialist Party 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Roberto José <b>Feletti</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Manuel Garrido Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Carlos Salomón Heller Solidary SI 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Juan Carlos Isaac <b>Junio</b> Solidary SI 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Martín Lousteau Suma + UNEN 2013 2015[h]
Buenos Aires City Claudio Raúl <b>Lozano</b> Popular Unity 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Silvia Cristina Majdalani PRO Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Liliana Amalia <b>Mazure</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Federico Pinedo PRO Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Fernando <b>Sánchez</b> Civic Coalition ARI–UNEN 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Cornelia Schmidt-Liermann PRO Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Federico Adolfo Sturzenegger PRO Union 2013 2017
Buenos Aires City Pablo Gabriel Tonelli PRO Union 2011 2015
Buenos Aires City Alberto Jorge Triaca PRO Union 2013 2015[i]
Catamarca Eduardo Segundo Brizuela del Moral Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 2013 2017
Catamarca Myrian del Valle <b>Juárez</b> Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 2013 2017
Catamarca Manuel Isauro <b>Molina</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Catamarca Marcia Sara María <b>Ortiz Correa</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Catamarca Néstor Nicolás <b>Tomassi</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Chaco Víctor Hugo <b>Maldonado</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Chaco Gustavo José <b>Martínez Campos</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Chaco Sandra Marcela <b>Mendoza</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Chaco José Ricardo <b>Mongelo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Chaco Juan Manuel Pedrini Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Chaco Gladys Beatriz <b>Soto</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Chaco Miguel Ángel <b>Tejedor</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2014[j]
Chaco Alicia Terada Civic Coalition ARI–UNEN 2014[k] 2017
Chubut Mónica Graciela <b>Contrera</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Chubut Mario Das Neves Labour and Dignity 2013 2015[l]
Chubut Elia Nelly <b>Lagoria</b> Labour and Dignity 2013 2017
Chubut Juan Mario Pais Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Chubut Cristina Isabel <b>Ziebart</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Córdoba Oscar Raúl Aguad Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Córdoba Héctor Baldassi PRO Union 2013 2017
Córdoba Nora Esther <b>Bedano</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Córdoba Ramón Ernesto <b>Bernabey</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2014[m] 2017
Córdoba María Soledad Carrizo Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Córdoba Carlos Alberto Caserio Union for Córdoba 2013 2015[n]
Córdoba Patricia <b>De Ferrari Rueda</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Córdoba Fabián Marcelo <b>Francini</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Córdoba Daniel Oscar <b>Giacomino</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Córdoba Martín Rodrigo <b>Gill</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2015[o]
Córdoba Mónica Edith <b>Gutiérrez</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Córdoba Diego Matías Mestre Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Córdoba Edgar Raúl <b>Müller</b> Federal Commitment 2011 2015
Córdoba Mario Raúl Negri Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Córdoba Blanca Araceli <b>Rossi</b> Union for Córdoba 2013 2017
Córdoba Juan Schiaretti Union for Córdoba 2013 2015[p]
Córdoba Silvia Carolina Scotto Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2014[q]
Córdoba Jorge Anselmo <b>Valinotto</b> Civic Front of Córdoba 2011 2015
Córdoba Graciela Susana <b>Villata</b> Civic Front of Córdoba 2011 2015
Corrientes Araceli <b>Ferreyra</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Corrientes Juan Fernando <b>Marcopulos</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013[r] 2015
Corrientes Ana María <b>Perroni</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Corrientes Agustín Alberto <b>Portela</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Corrientes Carlos Gustavo <b>Rubin</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Corrientes María de las Mercedes <b>Semhan</b> Encounter for Corrientes 2013 2017
Corrientes Gustavo Adolfo Valdés Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Entre Ríos Jorge Rubén <b>Barreto</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Entre Ríos María Cristina Cremer de Busti Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Entre Ríos Jorge Marcelo <b>D'Agostino</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Entre Ríos Osvaldo Enrique <b>Elorriaga</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Entre Ríos Ana Carolina Gaillard Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Entre Ríos Lautaro <b>Gervasoni</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Entre Ríos Liliana María <b>Ríos</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Entre Ríos Fabián Dulio <b>Rogel</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Entre Ríos Julio Rodolfo <b>Solanas</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Formosa Luis Eugenio Basterra Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Formosa Ricardo Buryaile Radical Civic Union 2013 2015[s]
Formosa Juan Carlos <b>Díaz Roig</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Formosa Carlos Guillermo <b>Donkin</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Formosa Inés Beatriz <b>Lotto</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Jujuy María Gabriela <b>Burgos</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Jujuy María Cristina <b>Fernández Blanco</b> Radical Civic Union 2015[t] 2015
Jujuy Mario Raymundo Fiad Radical Civic Union 2013 2015[u]
Jujuy Miguel Ángel Giubergia Radical Civic Union 2011 2015[v]
Jujuy Mariela <b>Ortiz</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Jujuy Rubén Armando <b>Rivarola</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Jujuy Héctor Olindo <b>Tentor</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
La Pampa María Luz <b>Alonso</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
La Pampa Gustavo Rodolfo <b>Fernández Mendia</b> La Pampa Justicialist Party 2013 2017
La Pampa Daniel Ricardo Kroneberger Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
La Pampa Carlos Javier Mac Allister PRO Union 2013 2015[w]
La Pampa Francisco Javier <b>Torroba</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
La Rioja Griselda Noemí <b>Herrera</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
La Rioja Teresita <b>Madera</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
La Rioja Julio César Martínez Radical Civic Union 2013 2015[x]
La Rioja Héctor Enrique Olivares Radical Civic Union 2014[y] 2015
La Rioja Javier Héctor <b>Tineo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Mendoza Alejandro <b>Abraham</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Mendoza Guillermo Ramón Carmona Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Mendoza Julio César Cleto Cobos Radical Civic Union 2013 2015[z]
Mendoza Nicolás del Caño PTS–Left Front 2013 2017
Mendoza Anabel Fernández Sagasti Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Mendoza Patricia Viviana <b>Giménez</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Mendoza Juan Dante <b>González</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Mendoza Luis Alfonso Petri Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Mendoza Roberto Arturo <b>Pradines</b> Democratic Party of Mendoza 2011 2015
Mendoza Enrique Andrés <b>Vaquié</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Misiones José Daniel Guccione Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Misiones Stella Maris Leverberg Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Misiones Luis Mario <b>Pastori</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Misiones Julia Argentina <b>Perié</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Misiones Oscar Felipe <b>Redczuk</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Misiones Silvia Lucrecia <b>Risko</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Misiones Alex Roberto <b>Ziegler</b> Liberty and Democracy 2013 2017
Neuquén José Alberto <b>Ciampini</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Neuquén Alicia Marcela <b>Comelli</b> Neuquén People's Movement 2011 2015
Neuquén Nanci María Agustina Parrilli Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2015[aa]
Neuquén Adrián <b>San Martín</b> Neuquén People's Movement 2013 2017
Neuquén María Inés <b>Villa Molina</b> Neuquén People's Movement 2013 2017
Río Negro Herman Horacio <b>Avoscan</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Río Negro Luis María <b>Bardeggia</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Río Negro Jorge Alberto <b>Cejas</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Río Negro Josué <b>Gagliardi</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013[ab] 2015
Río Negro María Emilia Soria Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Salta Bernardo José <b>Biella Calvet</b> UDESO Salta 2011 2015
Salta Susana Mercedes <b>Canela</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013[ac] 2015
Salta Guillermo Mario <b>Durand Cornejo</b> Conservative People's Party 2013 2017
Salta Evita Nélida <b>Isa</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Salta Pablo Francisco Juan <b>Kosiner</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Salta Pablo Sebastián López Workers' Left Front 2013 2017
Salta José Antonio <b>Vilariño</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
San Juan Eduardo Augusto <b>Cáceres</b> PRO Union 2013 2017
San Juan Graciela María <b>Caselles</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
San Juan Sandra Daniela <b>Castro</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
San Juan Héctor Daniel <b>Tomas</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
San Juan José Rubén <b>Uñac</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
San Juan José Antonio <b>Villa</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
San Luis Lino Walter <b>Aguilar</b> Federal Commitment 2011 2015
San Luis Berta Hortensia <b>Arenas</b> Federal Commitment 2013 2017
San Luis Ivana María <b>Bianchi</b> Federal Commitment 2011 2015
San Luis José Luis <b>Riccardo</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
San Luis Fernando Aldo <b>Salino</b> Federal Commitment 2013 2015[ad]
Santa Cruz Eduardo Raúl <b>Costa</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Santa Cruz Mauricio Ricardo <b>Gómez Bull</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Santa Cruz Ana María <b>Ianni</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Cruz Mario Alfredo <b>Metaza</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Cruz Susana María <b>Toledo</b> Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Santa Fe Omar Segundo <b>Barchetta</b> Socialist Party 2011 2015
Santa Fe Mario Domingo Barletta Radical Civic Union 2013 2017
Santa Fe Hermes Juan Binner Socialist Party 2013 2017
Santa Fe Alicia Mabel <b>Ciciliani</b> Socialist Party 2013 2017
Santa Fe Marcos Cleri Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Fe Miguel Ignacio Torres del Sel PRO Union 2013 2014[ae]
Santa Fe Claudia Alejandra <b>Giaccone</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Fe Josefina Victoria González Tosetto Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Santa Fe Pablo Lautaro <b>Javkin</b> Civic Coalition ARI–UNEN 2013 2015[af]
Santa Fe Luciano Andrés <b>Laspina</b> PRO Union 2015[ag] 2017
Santa Fe Oscar Ariel <b>Martínez</b> Renewal Front 2011 2015
Santa Fe Jorge Alberto Obeid Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2014[ah]
Santa Fe Fabián Francisco <b>Peralta</b> GEN 2011 2015
Santa Fe Omar Ángel Perotti Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Fe Élida Elena <b>Rasino</b> Socialist Party 2011 2015
Santa Fe Antonio Sabino <b>Riestra</b> Popular Unity 2011 2015
Santa Fe Gisela <b>Scaglia</b> PRO Union 2013 2017
Santa Fe Eduardo Jorge <b>Seminara</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2014[ai] 2017
Santa Fe Silvia Rosa <b>Simoncini</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Santa Fe Ricardo Adrián <b>Spinozzi</b> PRO Union 2013 2017
Santa Fe Juan Carlos <b>Zabalza</b> Socialist Party 2011 2015
Santiago del Estero Norma Amanda Abdala de Matarazzo Civic Front for Santiago 2013 2017
Santiago del Estero José Alberto <b>Herrera</b> Civic Front for Santiago 2011 2015
Santiago del Estero Manuel Humberto <b>Juárez</b> Civic Front for Santiago 2013 2017
Santiago del Estero Graciela Navarro Civic Front for Santiago 2011 2015
Santiago del Estero Cristian Rodolfo <b>Oliva</b> Civic Front for Santiago 2013 2017
Santiago del Estero Mirta Ameliana <b>Pastoriza</b> Civic Front for Santiago 2011 2015
Santiago del Estero Aída Delia <b>Ruiz</b> Civic Front for Santiago 2011 2015
Tierra del Fuego Graciela Eunice <b>Boyadjian</b> Fueguian People's Movement 2013[aj] 2015
Tierra del Fuego Verónica <b>González</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013[ak] 2015
Tierra del Fuego Oscar Anselmo <b>Martínez</b> Solidary People's Movement 2013 2017
Tierra del Fuego Martín Alejandro <b>Pérez</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Tierra del Fuego Rubén Darío <b>Sciutto</b> Peronism Further South 2011 2015
Tucumán Isaac Benjamín <b>Bromberg</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Tucumán José Manuel Cano Radical Civic Union 2013 2015[al]
Tucumán María del Carmen <b>Carrillo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Tucumán Nilda Mabel Carrizo Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2017
Tucumán Juan Francisco <b>Casañas</b> Radical Civic Union 2014[am] 2017
Tucumán Alfredo Carlos <b>Dato</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015
Tucumán Miriam Graciela <b>Gallardo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2014[an] 2017
Tucumán Osvaldo Francisco <b>Jaldo</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2013 2014[ao]
Tucumán Luis Fernando <b>Sacca</b> Radical Civic Union 2011 2015
Tucumán Walter Marcelo <b>Santillán</b> Front for Victory–PJ 2011 2015

Notes

  1. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015. Replaced by Claudia Rucci.[1]
  2. ^ Resigned on 26 March 2015 to take office as General Secretary of Presidency.[2]
  3. ^ Since 3 April 2014. Replaced Graciela Ocaña.[3]
  4. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become president of the Buenos Aires Province Institute of Social Prevision. Replaced by Mónica Litza.[1]
  5. ^ Since 13 March 2015. Replaced Eduardo de Pedro.[4]
  6. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Replaced by Alicia Irma Besada.[1]
  7. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become Minister of the Environment and Sustainable Development. Replaced by José Luis Patiño.[1]
  8. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become ambassador of Argentina to the United States. Replaced by Julio César Raffo.[1]
  9. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become Minister of Labour. Replaced by Marcelo Sorgente.[1]
  10. ^ Until 22 October 2014. Resigned to become mayor of Charata.[5]
  11. ^ Since 22 October 2014. Replaced Miguel Ángel Tejedor.[5]
  12. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become governor of Chubut. Replaced by Sixto Bermejo.[1]
  13. ^ Since 27 August 2014. Replaced Carolina Scotto.[6]
  14. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Agustín Calleri.[1]
  15. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become mayor of Villa María. Replaced by Andrés Guzmán.[1]
  16. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become Governor of Córdoba. Replaced by María Eugenia Brezzo.[1]
  17. ^ Resigned on 6 August 2014. Replaced by Ramón Ernesto Bernabey.[6]
  18. ^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Fabián Ríos.[7]
  19. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become Minister of Agriculture. Replaced by Lucía Duré.[1]
  20. ^ Since 16 July 2015. Replaced Miguel Giubergia.[8]
  21. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Graciela Albornoz.[1]
  22. ^ Resigned on 28 May 2015 to become a representative before the Federal Authority of Information and Communication Technologies. Replaced by María Cristina Fernández Blanco.[8]
  23. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become Secretary of Sports. Replaced by Martín Maquieyra.[1]
  24. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become a National Senator. Replaced by María Clara del Valle Vega.[1]
  25. ^ Since 3 April 2014. Replaced Olga Inés Brizuela y Doria.[3]
  26. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Graciela Cousinet.[1]
  27. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015. Replaced by Darío Martínez.[1]
  28. ^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Silvina García Larraburu.[7]
  29. ^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Cristina Fiore.[9]
  30. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015. Replaced by Luis Lusquiños.[1]
  31. ^ Resigned on 25 July 2014. Replaced by Luciano Laspina.[10]
  32. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become secretary general of the municipality of Rosario. Replaced by Ana Copes.[1]
  33. ^ Since 24 February 2015. Replaced Miguel del Sel[10]
  34. ^ Died on 28 February 2014. Replaced by Eduardo Jorge Seminara.[3]
  35. ^ Since 3 April 2014. Replaced Jorge Alberto Obeid.[3]
  36. ^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Jorge Alberto Garramuño.[7]
  37. ^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Julio César Catalán Magni.[7]
  38. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2015 to become head of the Plan Belgrano. Replaced by Federico Masso.[1]
  39. ^ Since 3 April 2014. Replaced Silvia Elías de Pérez, who never took office.[3]
  40. ^ Since 3 April 2014. Replaced Osvaldo Francisco Jaldo.[3]
  41. ^ Resigned on 5 March 2014 to become Minister of the Interior of Tucumán Province. Replaced by Miriam Graciela Gallardo.[3]

References

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  2. ^ "¿Quién es "Wado" De Pedro, el nuevo secretario general de la Presidencia?". TN (in Spanish). 26 February 2015. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g "Asumieron cinco nuevos diputados nacionales". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 3 April 2014. Retrieved 5 December 2021.
  4. ^ "Quién es Ariel Pasini, diputado que ocupará la banca de "Wado" De Pedro". La Noticia 1 (in Spanish). 13 March 2015. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
  5. ^ a b "Tejedor renunció como diputado y reasume en Charata". Es Chaco (in Spanish). 15 October 2014. Retrieved 27 July 2021.
  6. ^ a b "Bernabey asume la banca el 27 (ya habló con Scotto)". Diario Alfil (in Spanish). 12 August 2014. Retrieved 16 December 2021.
  7. ^ a b c d "Seis diputados con mandato hasta 2015 dejarán sus bancas en diciembre". Télam (in Spanish). 30 October 2013. Retrieved 6 December 2021.
  8. ^ a b "Asumió en Diputados | María Cristina Fernández Blanco, Cámara Baja, Miguel Giubergia, Autoridad Federal deTecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, Aftic". El Tribuno (in Spanish). 16 July 2015. Retrieved 5 December 2021.
  9. ^ "Susana Canela reemplaza a Cristina Fiore como diputada". Qué Pasa Salta (in Spanish). 28 October 2013. Retrieved 6 December 2021.
  10. ^ a b "Del Sel renuncia a su banca de diputado: "Voy por algo superior, la gobernación de Santa Fe". El Cronista (in Spanish). 25 July 2014.

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