LIST OF ARGENTINE DEPUTIES 2005 �2007

This is list of members of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies from 10 December 2005 to 9 December 2007.

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 2007

Bloc		Seats	Leader
	Front for Victory– PJ	113	Agustín Rossi
	Radical Civic Union	36	Fernando Gustavo Chironi
	Federal Peronist	19	José María Díaz Bancalari
	ARI	14	Eduardo Macaluse
	National Justicialist	11	Jorge Sarghini
	PRO	11	Jorge Vanossi
	New Party	5	Raúl Merino
	Socialist Party	5	Silvia Augsburger
	Neuquén People's Movement	4	Alberto César Pérez
	People's Movement Front	4	Luis Lusquiños
	Federalist Unity	3	Nélida Mabel Mansur
	Republican Force	2	Roberto Ignacio Lix Klett
	Salta Renewal Party	2	María Inés Diez
	Entre Ríos Concertation	2	Juan Carlos Lucio Godoy
	Bonaerense People's Front	2	Hugo Alberto Franco
	Civic and Social Front	2	Genaro Aurelio Collantes
	Civic Front for Santiago	2	Daniel Agustín Brue
	Single-member blocs	20	—
Source: hcdn.gov.ar (archived)

Election cycles

Election	Term
Election	Start	End
2003	10 December 2003	9 December 2007
2005	10 December 2005	9 December 2009

List of deputies

Province	Deputy	Party		Term
Province	Deputy	Party		From	To
Buenos Aires	Elda Susana Agüero		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Guillermo Eduardo Alchouron		Action for the Republic	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Juan José Álvarez		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	María Cristina Álvarez Rodríguez		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Isabel Amanda Artola		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Alfredo Néstor Atanasof		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Pedro José Azcoiti		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Alberto Edgardo Balestrini		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2007^[a]
Buenos Aires	Vilma Rosana Baragiola		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Claudia Alicia Bernazza		Front for Victory– PJ	2007^[b]	2009
Buenos Aires	Marcela Alejandra Bianchi Silvestre		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Juan Carlos Bonacorsi		Federalist Unity Party	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Eugenio Burzaco		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Dante Alberto Camaño		National Syndicalist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Graciela Camaño		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Oscar Camaño		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Remo Gerardo Carlotto		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Lilia Estrella Marina Cassese		National Justicialist	2004^[c]	2007
Buenos Aires	Nora Noemí César		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Nora Alicia Chiacchio		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Luis Francisco Jorge Cicogna		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Adriana Elsa Coirini		Federal Peronist	2005^[d]	2007
Buenos Aires	Diana Beatriz Conti		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Roberto Raúl Costa		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Francisco de Narváez		National Justicialist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Carlos Francisco Dellepiane		Bonaerense People's Front	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Edgardo Fernando Depetri		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Oscar Jorge Di Landro		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Juliana Di Tullio		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	José María Díaz Bancalari		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	María Nélida Doga		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Miguel Dante Dovena		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Gustavo Enrique Ferri		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Francisco José Ferro		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Hugo Alberto Franco		Bonaerense People's Front	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	María Teresa García		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Jorge Antonio Garrido Arceo		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Francisco Virgilio Gutiérrez		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Luis Alfredo Ilarregui		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Ricardo Javier Jano		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Carlos Miguel Kunkel		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Jorge Alberto Landau		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Gabriel Macaluse		ARI	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Marta Olinda Maffei		ARI	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Nélida Mabel Mansur		Federalist Unity Party	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Carlos Julio Moreno		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Mabel Hilda Müller		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Lidia Lucía Naim		ARI	2006^[e]	2009
Buenos Aires	Patricia Ester Panzoni		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	José Adrián Pérez		ARI	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Mirta Susana Pérez		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Héctor Norberto Porto		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Elsa Siria Quiroz		ARI	2006^[f]	2007
Buenos Aires	Carlos Alberto Raimundi		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Héctor Pedro Recalde		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	María del Carmen Cecilia Rico		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Oscar Ernesto Ronaldo Rodríguez		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Marcela Virginia Rodríguez		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Graciela Zulema Rosso		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2007^[g]
Buenos Aires	Carlos Federico Ruckauf		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Jorge Emilio Sarghini		National Justicialist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Juan Carlos Sluga		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Paola Susana Spatola		Peronist Guard	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Aníbal Jesús Stella		Federal Peronist	2004^[h]	2007
Buenos Aires	Federico Teobaldo Manuel Storani		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Hugo David Toledo		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Adriana Elisa Tomaz		Federalist Unity Party	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Pablo Tonelli		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Rosa Ester Tulio		Federal Peronist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires	Jorge Antonio Villaverde		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Buenos Aires	Mariano Federico West		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Jorge Martín Arturo Argüello		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007^[i]
Buenos Aires City	Paula María Bertol		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Rafael Antonio Bielsa		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2007^[j]
Buenos Aires City	Delia Beatriz Bisutti		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Miguel Luis Bonasso		Convergence	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Esteban José Bullrich		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Jorge Edmundo Coscia		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Marta Susana De Brasi		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Luis Alberto Galvalisi		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Emilio Arturo García Méndez		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Nora Raquel Ginzburg		PRO	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Silvana Myriam Giudici		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	María América González		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Eduardo Lorenzo Borocotó		Independent Movement	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Claudio Raúl Lozano		Emancipation and Justice	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Mauricio Macri		PRO	2005	2007^[k]
Buenos Aires City	Mercedes Marcó del Pont		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Juliana Isabel Marino		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Rafael Martínez Raymonda		Independent	^[l]	2007
Buenos Aires City	Hugo Martini		PRO	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Lucrecia Etelvina Monti		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Claudio Marcelo Morgado		Front for Victory– PJ	2007^[m]	2009
Buenos Aires City	Federico Pinedo		PRO	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Cristian Adrián Ritondo		Peronist Proposal	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Fernando Sánchez		ARI	2005	2009
Buenos Aires City	Carlos Alberto Tinnirello		Social Encounter Network	2003	2007
Buenos Aires City	Jorge Reinaldo Vanossi		PRO	2003	2007
Catamarca	José Luis Barrionuevo		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Catamarca	Genaro Aurelio Collantes		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2005	2009
Catamarca	Guillermo de la Barrera		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Catamarca	Lucía Garín de Tula		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2003	2007
Catamarca	Eduardo Antonio Pastoriza		For Truth	2005	2009
Chaco	Liliana Amelia Bayonzo		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Chaco	Margarita Beatriz Beveraggi		Radical Civic Union	2007^[n]	2009
Chaco	Luciano Rafael Fabris		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Chaco	José Ricardo Mongelo		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Chaco	Olinda Montenegro		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Chaco	Ángel Rozas		Radical Civic Union	2005	2007^[o]
Chaco	Gladys Beatriz Soto		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Chaco	Víctor Zimmermann		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Chubut	Fortunato Rafael Cambareri		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Chubut	Eduardo de Bernardi		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Chubut	Eva García de Moreno		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Chubut	Nancy Susana González		Front for Victory– PJ	2006^[p]	2009
Chubut	Roddy Ernesto Ingram		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Chubut	Aldo Juan Marconetto		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2006^[q]
Córdoba	Eduardo Luis Accastello		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2007^[r]
Córdoba	Oscar Raúl Aguad		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Córdoba	Gumersindo Federico Alonso		New Party	2003	2007
Córdoba	Mario Rolando Ardid		New Party	2005	2009
Córdoba	Alberto Cantero Gutiérrez		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Córdoba	Carlos Alberto Caserio		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Córdoba	Stella Maris Cittadini de Montes		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Córdoba	Francisco José Delich		New Party	2005	2009
Córdoba	Arturo Miguel Heredia		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Córdoba	Beatriz Mercedes Leyba de Martí		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Córdoba	Amelia de los Milagros López		Front for Victory– PJ	2006^[s]	2007
Córdoba	Raúl Guillermo Merino		New Party	2003	2007
Córdoba	Ana María Carmen Monayar		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Córdoba	Jorge Luciano Montoya		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2006^[t]
Córdoba	Norma Elena Morandini		New Party	2005	2009
Córdoba	Mario Raúl Negri		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Córdoba	Ana Elisa Rita Richter		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Córdoba	Laura Judith Sesma		Socialist Party	2005	2009
Córdoba	Patricia Vaca Narvaja		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Corrientes	Gustavo Jesús Adolfo Canteros		Corrientes Project	2003	2007^[u]
Corrientes	María Araceli Carmona		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Corrientes	Horacio Ricardo Colombi		Front for All	2005	2007^[v]
Corrientes	Eduardo Leonel Galantini		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Corrientes	Carlos Guillermo Macchi		PANU	2003	2007
Corrientes	Araceli Estela Méndez de Ferreyra		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Corrientes	Hugo Rubén Perié		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Corrientes	Pedro Ademar Ramón Vera		Corrientes Project	2007^[w]	2007
Entre Ríos	Carlos Jaime Cecco		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Entre Ríos	Jorge Carlos Daud		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Entre Ríos	Juan Carlos Lucio Godoy		Entre Ríos Concertation	2003	2007
Entre Ríos	José Eduardo Lauritto		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Entre Ríos	Emilio Raúl Martínez Garbino		Entre Ríos Concertation	2005	2009
Entre Ríos	Blanca Inés Osuna		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2007^[x]
Entre Ríos	Rosario Margarita Romero		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Entre Ríos	Raúl Patricio Solanas		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Entre Ríos	Sergio Fausto Varisco		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Formosa	Mario Fernando Bejarano		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Formosa	María Graciela de la Rosa		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Formosa	Juan Carlos Díaz Roig		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Formosa	Carmen Román		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Formosa	Rodolfo Roquel		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Jujuy	Eduardo Víctor Cavadini		Front for Victory– PJ	2005^[y]	2007
Jujuy	Héctor Rubén Daza		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Jujuy	Miguel Ángel Giubergia		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Jujuy	María Carolina Moisés		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Jujuy	Alejandro Mario Nieva		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Jujuy	Carlos Daniel Snopek		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
La Pampa	Manuel Justo Baladrón		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
La Pampa	Santiago Ferrigno		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
La Pampa	Daniel Ricardo Kroneberger		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
La Pampa	Heriberto Eloy Mediza		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
La Pampa	Marta Lucía Osorio		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
La Rioja	Griselda Noemí Herrera		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
La Rioja	Julio César Martínez		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
La Rioja	Adrián Menem		National Justicialist	2003	2007
La Rioja	Alejandra Beatriz Oviedo		National Justicialist	2003	2007
La Rioja	Mario Armando Santander		Federal Peronist	2005	2009
Mendoza	Josefina Abdala		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Mendoza	Luis Gustavo Borsani		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Mendoza	Alfredo Víctor Cornejo		Radical Civic Union	2005	2007^[z]
Mendoza	Omar Bruno De Marchi		Democratic Party of Mendoza	2005	2009
Mendoza	Patricia Susana Fadel		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Mendoza	Alfredo César Fernández		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Mendoza	Amanda Susana Genem		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Mendoza	Roberto Raúl Iglesias		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Mendoza	Silvia Beatriz Lemos		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Mendoza	Enrique Thomas		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Misiones	Lía Fabiola Bianco		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Misiones	Irene Miriam Bosch de Sartori		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Misiones	Juan Manuel Irrazábal		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Misiones	Miguel Ángel Iturrieta		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Misiones	Emilio Kakubur		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Misiones	Stella Marys Peso		National Justicialist	2003	2007
Misiones	Diego Horacio Sartori		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Neuquén	Hugo Rodolfo Acuña		Neuquén People's Movement	2005	2009
Neuquén	José Ricardo Brillo		Neuquén People's Movement	2005	2009
Neuquén	Alicia Marcela Comelli		Neuquén People's Movement	2003	2007
Neuquén	Oscar Ermelindo Massei		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Neuquén	Alberto César Pérez		Neuquén People's Movement	2003	2007
Río Negro	Julio Esteban Arriaga		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Río Negro	Fernando Gustavo Chironi		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Río Negro	Hugo Oscar Cuevas		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Río Negro	Cynthia Gabriela Hernández		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Río Negro	Osvaldo Mario Nemirovsci		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Salta	Susana Mercedes Canela		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Salta	Zulema Beatriz Daher		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Salta	María Inés Diez		Salta Renewal Party	2007^[aa]	2009
Salta	Antonio Lovaglio Saravia		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Salta	Osvaldo Rubén Salum		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Salta	Carlos Alberto Sosa		Salta Renewal Party	2003	2007
Salta	Juan Manuel Urtubey		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Salta	Andrés Zottos		Salta Renewal Party	2005	2007^[ab]
San Juan	Guillermo Francisco Baigorri		Life and Commitment	2003	2007
San Juan	Dante Raúl Elizondo		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2006^[ac]
San Juan	Margarita Ferrá de Bartol		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
San Juan	Juan Carlos Gioja		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
San Juan	Ruperto Eduardo Godoy		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
San Juan	Adriana del Carmen Marino		Production and Labour	2005	2009
San Juan	José Rubén Uñac		Front for Victory– PJ	2006^[ad]	2007^[ae]
San Luis	Ivana María Bianchi		People's Movement Front	2007^[af]	2007
San Luis	María Alicia Lemme		People's Movement Front	2003	2007^[ag]
San Luis	Luis Bernardo Lusquiños		People's Movement Front	2005	2009
San Luis	Claudio Javier Poggi		People's Movement Front	2005	2009
San Luis	Héctor Omar Torino		Front for Victory– PJ	2005^[ah]	2007
San Luis	María Angélica Torrontegui		People's Movement Front	2005	2009
Santa Cruz	Juan Erwin Bolívar Acuña Kunz		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Santa Cruz	Eduardo Ariel Arnold		Independent	2003	2007
Santa Cruz	Dante Omar Canevarolo		Front for Victory– PJ	2006^[ai]	2007
Santa Cruz	José Manuel Córdoba		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Cruz	Silvia Graciela Esteban		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2006^[aj]
Santa Cruz	Graciela Beatriz Gutiérrez		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Fe	María del Carmen Alarcón		Southern Pampa Movement	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Silvia Augsburger		Socialist Party	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Alberto Juan Beccani		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Ana Berrauti		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Hermes Juan Binner		Socialist Party	2005	2007^[ak]
Santa Fe	Ariel Raúl Armando Dalla Fontana		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Eduardo Alfredo Di Pollina		Socialist Party	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Paulina Esther Fiol		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Susana Rosa García		ARI	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Jorge Raúl Giorgetti		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Jorge Pedro González		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Oscar Santiago Lamberto		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Gustavo Ángel Marconato		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Pedro Juan Morini		Radical Civic Union	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Agustín Oscar Rossi		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Hugo Guillermo Storero		Radical Civic Union	2005	2007^[al]
Santa Fe	Juan Héctor Sylvestre Begnis		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Santa Fe	Alicia Ester Tate		Radical Civic Union	2003	2007
Santa Fe	Pablo Ventura Zancada		Socialist Party	2005	2009
Santiago del Estero	Carlos Alfredo Anauate		Independent	2007^[am]	2007
Santiago del Estero	Daniel Agustín Brue		Civic Front for Santiago	2005	2009
Santiago del Estero	José María Cantos		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santiago del Estero	José Oscar Figueroa		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santiago del Estero	Cristian Rodolfo Oliva		Civic Front for Santiago	2005	2009
Santiago del Estero	Graciela Hortencia Olmos		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Santiago del Estero	Fernando Omar Salim		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2006^[an]
Santiago del Estero	Marta Sylvia Velarde		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Tierra del Fuego	Rosana Andrea Bertone		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Tierra del Fuego	Daniel Oscar Gallo		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Tierra del Fuego	Leonardo Ariel Gorbacz		ARI	2005	2009
Tierra del Fuego	María Fabiana Ríos		ARI	2003	2007
Tierra del Fuego	Ricardo Alberto Wilder		Provincial Unity Front	2003	2007
Tucumán	Susana Eladia Díaz		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007
Tucumán	Alberto Herrera		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Tucumán	Esteban Eduardo Jerez		PRO	2003	2007
Tucumán	Eusebia Antonia Jerez		Republican Force	2003	2007
Tucumán	Roberto Ignacio Lix Klett		Republican Force	2003	2007
Tucumán	Beatriz Liliana Rojkés de Alperovich		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Tucumán	Juan Arturo Salim		Front for Victory– PJ	2005	2009
Tucumán	Gerónimo Vargas Aignasse		Front for Victory– PJ	2003	2007

Notes

^ Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of Buenos Aires Province.^[1]
^ Since 19 September 2007. Replaced Graciela Rosso.^[2]
^ Since 2 March 2004. Replaced José Antonio Pampuro.^[3]
^ Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Hilda González de Duhalde.^[3]
^ Since 6 September 2006. Replaced Elsa Siria Quiroz in her 2005–2009 mandate.^[3]
^ Resigned on 5 September 2006 from her 2005–2009 mandate to replace Graciela Ocaña (2003–2007 mandate). Replaced by Lidia Lucía Naim.^[3]
^ Resigned on 19 September 2007. Replaced by Claudia Bernazza.^[2]
^ Since 11 August 2004. Replaced María del Carmen Falbo.^[3]
^ Resigned on 4 May 2007 to take office as permanent representative to the United Nations. Replaced by Rafael Martínez Raymonda.^[3]
^ Resigned on 6 November 2007. Replaced by Claudio Marcelo Morgado.^[3]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Chief of Government of Buenos Aires. Replaced by Julián Obiglio.
^ Since 6 June 2007. Replaced Jorge Argüello.^[3]
^ Since 7 November 2007. Replaced Rafael Bielsa.^[3]
^ Since 8 August 2007. Replaced Ángel Rozas.^[4]
^ Until 8 August 2007. Replaced by Margarita Beatriz Beveraggi.^[4]
^ Since 11 October 2006. Replaced Aldo Marconetto.^[5]
^ Until 11 October 2006. Replaced by Nancy González.^[5]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007. Replaced by Beatriz Susana Halak.^[6]
^ Since 4 May 2006. Replaced Jorge Luciano Montoya.^[3]
^ Resigned on 29 March 2006. Replaced by Amelia de los Milagros López.^[3]
^ Until 28 November 2007. Replaced by Pedro Ademar Vera.^[7]
^ Until 28 November 2007. Replaced by José María Roldán.^[7]
^ Since 4 December 2007. Replaced Gustavo Canteros.^[7]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as National Senator. Replaced by María de los Ángeles Petit.^[3]
^ Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Liliana Fellner.^[3]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Mayor of Godoy Cruz. Replaced by Jorge Luis Albarracín.^[3]
^ Since 4 December 2007. Replaced Andrés Zottos.^[7]
^ Resigned on 4 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of Salta. Replaced by María Inés Diez^[7]
^ Resigned on 10 May 2006. Replaced by José Rubén Uñac.^[3]
^ Since 10 May 2006. Replaced Dante Elizondo.^[3]
^ Resigned on 9 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of San Juan. Replaced by Ernesto Segundo López.^[3]
^ Since 15 August 2007. Replaced Alicia Lemme.^[3]
^ Resigned on 15 August 2007. Replaced by Ivana María Bianchi.
^ Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Adolfo Rodríguez Saá.^[3]
^ Since 29 March 2006. Replaced Silvia Graciela Esteban.^[3]
^ Resigned on 29 March 2006. Replaced by Dante Omar Canevarolo.^[3]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Governor of Santa Fe. Replaced by Elda Ramona Gerez.^[3]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2007. Replaced by María Elena Martin.^[3]
^ Since 6 June 2007. Replaced Fernando Omar Salim.^[3]
^ Resigned on 2 November 2006. Replaced by Carlos Alfredo Anauate.^[3]

References

^ "Falleció Alberto Balestrini, peronista histórico y ex vicegobernador". El Cronista (in Spanish). 14 April 2017. Retrieved 14 November 2022.
^ ^a ^b Engler, Verónica (19 December 2008). "Casa abierta". Página/12 (in Spanish). Retrieved 6 August 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y "Composición de la Honorable Cámara de Diputados de la Nación" (PDF). diputados.gov.ar (in Spanish). Retrieved 15 January 2023.
^ ^a ^b "Juró la diputada reemplazante de Angel Rozas". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 8 August 2007. Retrieved 11 January 2023.
^ ^a ^b "Nancy González aseguró que sí presentó su declaración jurada". El Patagónico (in Spanish). 14 December 2010. Retrieved 1 December 2021.
^ "Juraron los diputados bonaerenses". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 19 December 2007. Retrieved 11 January 2023.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Asumió un diputado nacional por cinco días". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 4 December 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2023.

External links

List of deputies in the official website (archived)

[2] Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of Buenos Aires Province.^[1]

[4] Since 19 September 2007. Replaced Graciela Rosso.^[2]

[6] Since 2 March 2004. Replaced José Antonio Pampuro.^[3]

[7] Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Hilda González de Duhalde.^[3]

[8] Since 6 September 2006. Replaced Elsa Siria Quiroz in her 2005–2009 mandate.^[3]

[9] Resigned on 5 September 2006 from her 2005–2009 mandate to replace Graciela Ocaña (2003–2007 mandate). Replaced by Lidia Lucía Naim.^[3]

[10] Resigned on 19 September 2007. Replaced by Claudia Bernazza.^[2]

[11] Since 11 August 2004. Replaced María del Carmen Falbo.^[3]

[12] Resigned on 4 May 2007 to take office as permanent representative to the United Nations. Replaced by Rafael Martínez Raymonda.^[3]

[13] Resigned on 6 November 2007. Replaced by Claudio Marcelo Morgado.^[3]

[14] Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Chief of Government of Buenos Aires. Replaced by Julián Obiglio.

[15] Since 6 June 2007. Replaced Jorge Argüello.^[3]

[16] Since 7 November 2007. Replaced Rafael Bielsa.^[3]

[18] Since 8 August 2007. Replaced Ángel Rozas.^[4]

[19] Until 8 August 2007. Replaced by Margarita Beatriz Beveraggi.^[4]

[21] Since 11 October 2006. Replaced Aldo Marconetto.^[5]

[22] Until 11 October 2006. Replaced by Nancy González.^[5]

[24] Resigned on 10 December 2007. Replaced by Beatriz Susana Halak.^[6]

[25] Since 4 May 2006. Replaced Jorge Luciano Montoya.^[3]

[26] Resigned on 29 March 2006. Replaced by Amelia de los Milagros López.^[3]

[28] Until 28 November 2007. Replaced by Pedro Ademar Vera.^[7]

[29] Until 28 November 2007. Replaced by José María Roldán.^[7]

[30] Since 4 December 2007. Replaced Gustavo Canteros.^[7]

[31] Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as National Senator. Replaced by María de los Ángeles Petit.^[3]

[32] Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Liliana Fellner.^[3]

[33] Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Mayor of Godoy Cruz. Replaced by Jorge Luis Albarracín.^[3]

[34] Since 4 December 2007. Replaced Andrés Zottos.^[7]

[35] Resigned on 4 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of Salta. Replaced by María Inés Diez^[7]

[36] Resigned on 10 May 2006. Replaced by José Rubén Uñac.^[3]

[37] Since 10 May 2006. Replaced Dante Elizondo.^[3]

[38] Resigned on 9 December 2007 to take office as Vice Governor of San Juan. Replaced by Ernesto Segundo López.^[3]

[39] Since 15 August 2007. Replaced Alicia Lemme.^[3]

[40] Resigned on 15 August 2007. Replaced by Ivana María Bianchi.

[41] Since 14 December 2005. Replaced Adolfo Rodríguez Saá.^[3]

[42] Since 29 March 2006. Replaced Silvia Graciela Esteban.^[3]

[43] Resigned on 29 March 2006. Replaced by Dante Omar Canevarolo.^[3]

[44] Resigned on 10 December 2007 to take office as Governor of Santa Fe. Replaced by Elda Ramona Gerez.^[3]

[45] Resigned on 10 December 2007. Replaced by María Elena Martin.^[3]

[46] Since 6 June 2007. Replaced Fernando Omar Salim.^[3]

[47] Resigned on 2 November 2006. Replaced by Carlos Alfredo Anauate.^[3]

[1] "Falleció Alberto Balestrini, peronista histórico y ex vicegobernador". El Cronista (in Spanish). 14 April 2017. Retrieved 14 November 2022.

[rossobernazza-3] Engler, Verónica (19 December 2008). "Casa abierta". Página/12 (in Spanish). Retrieved 6 August 2021.

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[rozas-17] "Juró la diputada reemplazante de Angel Rozas". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 8 August 2007. Retrieved 11 January 2023.

[gonzalezmarconetto-20] "Nancy González aseguró que sí presentó su declaración jurada". El Patagónico (in Spanish). 14 December 2010. Retrieved 1 December 2021.

[23] "Juraron los diputados bonaerenses". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 19 December 2007. Retrieved 11 January 2023.

[roldanvera-27] "Asumió un diputado nacional por cinco días". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 4 December 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2023.

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v t e « 2003–2005 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2005–2007 » 2007–2009 »
Election cycles: 2003 2005 President: Alberto Balestrini
FPV–PJ (113)	BA: Agüero Álvarez Rodríguez Artola Balestrini Bernazza Bianchi Silvestre Carlotto César Cicogna Conti Depetri Di Tullio Dovena M. García Garrido Arceo F. Gutiérrez Ilarregui Kunkel Moreno Recalde Rosso Sluga West DF: Argüello Bielsa Coscia De Brasi Marcó del Pont J. Marino Morgado CT: De la Barrera CC: Mongelo Soto CH: De Bernardi García de Moreno N. González Ingram Marconetto CB: Accastello Cantero Gutiérrez Caserio Cittadini de Montes Heredia López Monayar Montoya Richter Vaca Narvaja CN: Carmona Galantini Méndez de Ferreyra Perié ER: Daud Lauritto Osuna Romero Solanas FM: Bejarano De la Rosa Díaz Roig Román Roquel JY: Cavadini Daza Moisés Snopek LP: Baladrón Ferrigno Mediza Osorio LR: G. Herrera MZ: Fadel Fernández Genem Thomas MN: Bianco Bosch de Sartori Irrazábal Iturrieta Kakubur Peso Sartori NQ: Massei RN: Arriaga Nemirovsci SA: Canela Daher Lovaglio Saravia Salum Urtubey SJ: Elizondo Ferrá de Bartol Gioja R. Godoy Uñac Torino SC: Canevarolo Córdoba Esteban G. Gutiérrez SF: Berraute Dalla Fontana Fiol Giorgetti J. González Lamberto Marconato Rossi § Sylvestre Begnis SE: Cantos Figueroa F. Salim Olmos Velarde TF: Bertone Gallo TM: Díaz A. Herrera Rojkés de Alperovich J. Salim Vargas Aignasse
UCR (25)	BA: Azcoiti Baragiola Costa Ferro Jano Panzoni Storani DF: Giudici CC: Bayonzo Beveraggi Fabris Montenegro Rozas Zimmermann CH: Cambareri CB: Aguad Leyba de Martí Negri ER: Cecco Varisco JY: Giubergia Nieva LP: Kroneberger LR: Martínez MZ: Abdala Borsani Cornejo Iglesias Lemos RN: Chironi § Cuevas Hernández SC: Acuña Kunz SF: Beccani Morini Storero Tate
PF (19)	BA: Atanasof G. Camaño Chiacchio Coirini Di Landro Díaz Bancalari § Landau Müller M. Pérez Porto Rico O. Rodríguez Ruckauf Stella Toledo Tulio Villaverde CT: Barrionuevo LR: Santander
ARI (14)	BA: Macaluse § Maffei Naim J. A. Pérez Quiroz Raimundi M. Rodríguez DF: Bisutti García Méndez M. González Sánchez SF: S. García TF: Gorbacz Ríos
JN (11)	BA: Álvarez E. Camaño Cassese De Narváez Doga Ferri Sarghini § DF: Monti LR: Menem Oviedo MN: Peso
PRO (11)	BA: Burzaco Tonelli DF: Bertol Bullrich Galvalisi Ginzburg Macri Martini Pinedo Vanossi § E. E. Jerez
PN (5)	CB: Alonso Ardid Delich Merino § Morandini
PS (5)	CB: Sesma SF: Augsburger § Binner Di Pollina Zancada
MPN (4)	NQ: Acuña Brillo Comelli A. C. Pérez §
FMP (4)	SL: Bianchi Lemme Lusquiños § Poggi Torrontegui
Pa.U.Fe (3)	BA: Bonacorsi Mansur § Tomaz
FR (2)	TM: E. A. Jerez Lix Klett §
PARES (2)	SA: Diez § Sosa Zottos
Con. (2)	ER: L. Godoy § Martínez Garbino
FPB (2)	BA: Dellepiane Franco §
FCSC (2)	CT: Collantes § Garín de Tula
FCpS (6)	SE: Brue § Oliva
Others (15)	BA: Alchouron ( APR) DF: Bonasso (Convergence) Borocotó (MI) D. Camaño (Nac. Sind.) Lozano (EyJ) Raymonda Ritondo ( Pro. Per.) Spatola ( G. Per.) Tinnirello (REDES) CT: E. Pastoriza (PV) CN: Canteros (Pro. Cor.) Colombi ( FDT) Macchi ( PANU) Vera (Pro. Cor.) MZ: De Marchi ( PDM) SJ: Baigorri (VyC) Marino ( PyT) SC: Arnold SF: Alarcón (MPS) SE: Anauate TF: Wilder (FUP)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

v t e « 2003–2005 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2005–2007 » 2007–2009 »
Election cycles: 2003 2005 President: Alberto Balestrini
FPV–PJ (113)	BA: Agüero Álvarez Rodríguez Artola Balestrini Bernazza Bianchi Silvestre Carlotto César Cicogna Conti Depetri Di Tullio Dovena M. García Garrido Arceo F. Gutiérrez Ilarregui Kunkel Moreno Recalde Rosso Sluga West DF: Argüello Bielsa Coscia De Brasi Marcó del Pont J. Marino Morgado CT: De la Barrera CC: Mongelo Soto CH: De Bernardi García de Moreno N. González Ingram Marconetto CB: Accastello Cantero Gutiérrez Caserio Cittadini de Montes Heredia López Monayar Montoya Richter Vaca Narvaja CN: Carmona Galantini Méndez de Ferreyra Perié ER: Daud Lauritto Osuna Romero Solanas FM: Bejarano De la Rosa Díaz Roig Román Roquel JY: Cavadini Daza Moisés Snopek LP: Baladrón Ferrigno Mediza Osorio LR: G. Herrera MZ: Fadel Fernández Genem Thomas MN: Bianco Bosch de Sartori Irrazábal Iturrieta Kakubur Peso Sartori NQ: Massei RN: Arriaga Nemirovsci SA: Canela Daher Lovaglio Saravia Salum Urtubey SJ: Elizondo Ferrá de Bartol Gioja R. Godoy Uñac Torino SC: Canevarolo Córdoba Esteban G. Gutiérrez SF: Berraute Dalla Fontana Fiol Giorgetti J. González Lamberto Marconato Rossi § Sylvestre Begnis SE: Cantos Figueroa F. Salim Olmos Velarde TF: Bertone Gallo TM: Díaz A. Herrera Rojkés de Alperovich J. Salim Vargas Aignasse
UCR (25)	BA: Azcoiti Baragiola Costa Ferro Jano Panzoni Storani DF: Giudici CC: Bayonzo Beveraggi Fabris Montenegro Rozas Zimmermann CH: Cambareri CB: Aguad Leyba de Martí Negri ER: Cecco Varisco JY: Giubergia Nieva LP: Kroneberger LR: Martínez MZ: Abdala Borsani Cornejo Iglesias Lemos RN: Chironi § Cuevas Hernández SC: Acuña Kunz SF: Beccani Morini Storero Tate
PF (19)	BA: Atanasof G. Camaño Chiacchio Coirini Di Landro Díaz Bancalari § Landau Müller M. Pérez Porto Rico O. Rodríguez Ruckauf Stella Toledo Tulio Villaverde CT: Barrionuevo LR: Santander
ARI (14)	BA: Macaluse § Maffei Naim J. A. Pérez Quiroz Raimundi M. Rodríguez DF: Bisutti García Méndez M. González Sánchez SF: S. García TF: Gorbacz Ríos
JN (11)	BA: Álvarez E. Camaño Cassese De Narváez Doga Ferri Sarghini § DF: Monti LR: Menem Oviedo MN: Peso
PRO (11)	BA: Burzaco Tonelli DF: Bertol Bullrich Galvalisi Ginzburg Macri Martini Pinedo Vanossi § E. E. Jerez
PN (5)	CB: Alonso Ardid Delich Merino § Morandini
PS (5)	CB: Sesma SF: Augsburger § Binner Di Pollina Zancada
MPN (4)	NQ: Acuña Brillo Comelli A. C. Pérez §
FMP (4)	SL: Bianchi Lemme Lusquiños § Poggi Torrontegui
Pa.U.Fe (3)	BA: Bonacorsi Mansur § Tomaz
FR (2)	TM: E. A. Jerez Lix Klett §
PARES (2)	SA: Diez § Sosa Zottos
Con. (2)	ER: L. Godoy § Martínez Garbino
FPB (2)	BA: Dellepiane Franco §
FCSC (2)	CT: Collantes § Garín de Tula
FCpS (6)	SE: Brue § Oliva
Others (15)	BA: Alchouron ( APR) DF: Bonasso (Convergence) Borocotó (MI) D. Camaño (Nac. Sind.) Lozano (EyJ) Raymonda Ritondo ( Pro. Per.) Spatola ( G. Per.) Tinnirello (REDES) CT: E. Pastoriza (PV) CN: Canteros (Pro. Cor.) Colombi ( FDT) Macchi ( PANU) Vera (Pro. Cor.) MZ: De Marchi ( PDM) SJ: Baigorri (VyC) Marino ( PyT) SC: Arnold SF: Alarcón (MPS) SE: Anauate TF: Wilder (FUP)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

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