LIST OF ARGENTINE DEPUTIES 2011 �2013

This is list of members of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies from 10 December 2011 to 9 December 2013.

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 2013

Bloc		Seats	Leader
	Front for Victory– PJ	115	Juliana Di Tullio
	Radical Civic Union	40	Mario Negri
	Peronist Front	20	Enrique Luis Thomas
	PRO	11	Federico Pinedo
	Civic Front for Santiago	7	Daniel Agustín Brue
	Civic Coalition ARI	6	Alfonso Prat-Gay
	Socialist Party	6	Juan Carlos Zabalza
	Civic Front of Córdoba	5	Ernesto Félix Martínez
	New Encounter	5	Carlos Heller
	Popular Unity	5	Claudio Lozano
	GEN	4	Margarita Stolbizer
	Peronist Unity	3	Felipe Solá
	Project South Movement	3	Pino Solanas
	Neuquén People's Movement	3	Alicia Marcela Comelli
	La Pampa Justicialist Party	2	Roberto Ricardo Robledo
	Federal Córdoba	2	Francisco José Fortuna
	Democratic Party of Mendoza	2	Omar De Marchi
	Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2	Mariana Alejandra Veaute
	Single-member blocs	16	—
Source: hcdn.gov.ar (archived)

Election cycles

Election	Term
Election	Start	End
2009	10 December 2009	9 December 2013
2011	10 December 2011	9 December 2015

List of Deputies

Province	Deputy	Party		Term
Province	Deputy	Party		From	To
Buenos Aires	Ricardo Luis Alfonsín		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Pablo Amadeo		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Andrés Roberto Arregui		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Alberto Emilio Asseff		Peronist Front	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Alfredo Néstor Atanasof		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	María Ester Balcedo		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Miguel Ángel Bazze		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Gloria Mercedes Bidegain		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Carlos Ramón Brown		Peronist Front	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Eric Calcagno y Maillmann		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Graciela Camaño		Peronist Front	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Remo Gerardo Carlotto		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Luis Francisco Jorge Cicogna		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Diana Beatriz Conti		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Ricardo Oscar Cuccovillo		Socialist Party	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Víctor Norberto De Gennaro		Popular Unity	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Francisco de Narváez		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Enrique "Wado" de Pedro		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015^[a]
Buenos Aires	Edgardo Fernando Depetri		Front for Victory– PJ	2010^[b]	2013
Buenos Aires	Juliana Di Tullio		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	José María Díaz Bancalari		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 Duclos		GEN	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Gustavo Alfredo Horacio Ferrari		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Natalia Gambaro		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Andrea Fabiana García		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	María Teresa García		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Carlos Enrique Gdansky		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Graciela María Giannettasio		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Gladys Esther González		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Dulce Granados		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Leonardo Grosso		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Gastón Harispe		New Encounter	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Nora Graciela Iturraspe		Popular Unity	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Carlos Miguel Kunkel		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Jorge Alberto Landau		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Julio Rubén Ledesma		Federal Current of Thought	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	María Virginia Linares		GEN	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Silvia Cristina Majdalani		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Soledad Martínez		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Mayra Soledad Mendoza		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Gerardo Fabián Milman		GEN	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Carlos Julio Moreno		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Roberto Mario Mouilleron		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Juan Facundo Moyano		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Mabel Hilda Müller		Front for Victory– PJ	2011^[c]	2013
Buenos Aires	María Graciela Ocaña		Union for Social Development and Equity	2011	2013^[d]
Buenos Aires	Mario Néstor Oporto		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Héctor Horacio Piemonte		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Horacio Pietragalla Corti		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Francisco Omar Plaini		Culture, Education and Labour	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Ramona Pucheta		MIJD Socialist	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Adriana Victoria Puiggrós		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Carlos Raimundi		New Encounter	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Héctor Pedro Recalde		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Raúl Alberto Rivara		Peronist Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Jorge Rivas		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Alberto Oscar Roberti		Peronist Renewal Front	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Marcela Virginia Rodríguez		Egalitarian and Participative Democracy	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Claudia Mónica Rucci		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Martín Sabbatella		New Encounter	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Eduardo Santín		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Adela Rosa Segarra		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires	Felipe Carlos Solá		Peronist Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Margarita Rosa Stolbizer		GEN	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	María Luisa Storani		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	Juan Pedro Tunessi		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires	María Eugenia Zamarreño		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Laura Alonso		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Alcira Susana Argumedo		Project South Movement	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	María Paula Bertol		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	María del Carmen Bianchi		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Mara Brawer		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Patricia Bullrich		PRO	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Jorge Justo Cardelli		Project South Movement	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Elisa María Avelina "Lilita" Carrió		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Robert Vincent "Roy" Cortina		Socialist Party	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Alfonso Prat-Gay		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Roberto José Feletti		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Manuel Garrido		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Ricardo Rodolfo Gil Lavedra		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Carlos Salomón Heller		New Encounter	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Juan Carlos Isaac Junio		New Encounter	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Claudio Raúl Lozano		Popular Unity	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Marta Gabriela Michetti		PRO	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Julián Martín Obiglio		PRO	2010^[e]	2013
Buenos Aires City	Liliana Beatriz Parada		Popular Unity	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Federico Pinedo		PRO	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Cornelia Schmidt-Liermann		PRO	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Fernando Ezequiel "Pino" Solanas		Project South Movement	2009	2013
Buenos Aires City	Pablo Gabriel Tonelli		PRO	2011	2015
Buenos Aires City	Alberto Jorge Triaca		PRO	2009	2013
Catamarca	Pedro Omar Molas		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2010^[f]	2013
Catamarca	Manuel Isauro Molina		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Catamarca	Marcia Sara María Ortiz Correa		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Catamarca	María Alejandra Veaute		Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2009	2013
Catamarca	Rubén David Yazbek		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Chaco	Víctor Hugo Maldonado		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Chaco	Sandra Marcela Mendoza		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Chaco	José Ricardo Mongelo		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Chaco	Pablo Eduardo Orsolini		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Chaco	María Inés Pilatti Vergara		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Chaco	Gladys Beatriz Soto		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Chaco	Alicia Terada		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Chubut	Mónica Graciela Contrera		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Chubut	Oscar Rubén Currilén		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Chubut	Nancy Susana González		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Chubut	Juan Mario Pais		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Chubut	Cristina Isabel Ziebart		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Córdoba	Oscar Raúl Aguad		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Córdoba	Gumersindo Federico Alonso		Civic Front of Córdoba	2009	2013
Córdoba	Nora Esther Bedano		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Córdoba	Patricia de Ferrari Rueda		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Córdoba	Gladys Susana Espíndola		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Córdoba	Hipólito Faustinelli		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Córdoba	Francisco José Fortuna		Federal Córdoba	2009	2013
Córdoba	Fabián Marcelo Francioni		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Córdoba	Estela Ramona Garnero		Federal Córdoba	2009	2013
Córdoba	Daniel Oscar Giacomino		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Córdoba	Mónica Edith Gutiérrez		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Córdoba	Ernesto Félix Martínez		Civic Front of Córdoba	2009	2013
Córdoba	Susana del Valle Mazzarella		Civic Front of Córdoba	2009	2013
Córdoba	Edgar Raúl Müller		Peronist Front	2011	2015
Córdoba	Carmen Rosa Nebreda		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Córdoba	Mario Raúl Negri		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Córdoba	Jorge Anselmo Valinotto		Civic Front of Córdoba	2011	2015
Córdoba	Graciela Susana Villata		Civic Front of Córdoba	2011	2015
Corrientes	Lucio Bernardo Aspiazu		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Corrientes	María Elena Petrona Chieno		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Corrientes	Rodolfo Alfredo Fernández		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Corrientes	Araceli Ferreyra		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Corrientes	Ana María Perroni		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Corrientes	Agustín Alberto Portela		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Corrientes	Roberto Fabián Ríos		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2013^[g]
Entre Ríos	Raúl Enrique Barrandeguy		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Entre Ríos	Atilio Francisco Salvador Benedetti		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Entre Ríos	Jorge Omar Chemes		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Entre Ríos	María Cristina Cremer de Busti		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Entre Ríos	Osvaldo Enrique Elorriaga		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Entre Ríos	Hilma Leonor Ré		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Entre Ríos	Liliana María Ríos		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Entre Ríos	Fabián Dulio Rogel		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Entre Ríos	Julio Rodolfo Solanas		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Formosa	Luis Eugenio Basterra		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Formosa	Ricardo Buryaile		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Formosa	Juan Carlos Díaz Roig		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Formosa	Carlos Guillermo Donkin		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Formosa	Inés Beatriz Lotto		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Jujuy	María Eugenia Bernal		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Jujuy	Mario Raymundo Fiad		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Jujuy	Miguel Ángel Giubergia		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015^[h]
Jujuy	Ermindo Edgardo Marcelo Llanos		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Jujuy	Mariela Ortiz		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Jujuy	Rubén Armando Rivarola		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
La Pampa	María Luz Alonso		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
La Pampa	Ulises Umberto José Forte		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
La Pampa	Daniel Ricardo Kroneberger		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
La Pampa	María Cristina Regazzoli		La Pampa Justicialist Party	2009	2013
La Pampa	Roberto Ricardo Robledo		La Pampa Justicialist Party	2009	2013
La Rioja	Olga Inés Brizuela y Doria		Radical Civic Union	2011	2014^[i]
La Rioja	Griselda Noemí Herrera		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
La Rioja	Julio César Martínez		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
La Rioja	Javier Héctor Tineo		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
La Rioja	Jorge Raúl Yoma		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Mendoza	Jorge Luis Albarracín		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Mendoza	Guillermo Ramón Carmona		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Mendoza	Omar Bruno De Marchi		Democratic Party of Mendoza	2009	2013
Mendoza	Omar Chafí Félix		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Mendoza	Anabel Fernández Sagasti		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Mendoza	Juan Dante González		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Mendoza	Mariana Juri		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Mendoza	Roberto Arturo Pradines		Democratic Party of Mendoza	2011	2015
Mendoza	Enrique Luis Thomas		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Mendoza	Enrique Andrés Vaquié		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	Julia Argentina Perié		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Misiones	Federico Ramón Puerta		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Misiones	Oscar Felipe Redczuk		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Misiones	Silvia Lucrecia Risko		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Misiones	Alex Roberto Ziegler		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Neuquén	José Ricardo Brillo		Neuquén People's Movement	2009	2013
Neuquén	José Alberto Ciampini		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Neuquén	Alicia Marcela Comelli		Neuquén People's Movement	2011	2015
Neuquén	Olga Elizabeth Guzmán		Neuquén People's Movement	2009	2013
Neuquén	Linda Cristina Yagüe		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Río Negro	Oscar Edmundo Nicolás Albrieu		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Río Negro	Herman Horacio Avoscan		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Río Negro	Hugo Castañón		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Río Negro	Jorge Alberto Cejas		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Río Negro	Silvina García Larraburu		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2013^[j]
Salta	Bernardo José Biella Calvet		UDESO Salta	2011	2015
Salta	María Cristina del Valle Fiore Viñuales		Salta Renewal Party	2011	2013^[k]
Salta	Pablo Francisco Juan Kosiner		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Salta	Alfredo Horacio Olmedo		We Are All Salta	2009	2013
Salta	José Antonio Vilariño		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Salta	Walter Raúl Wayar		Peronist Federal Front	2009	2013
Salta	Fernando Yarade		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
San Juan	Graciela María Caselles		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
San Juan	Margarita Ferrá de Bartol		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013^[l]
San Juan	Eduardo Mauricio Ibarra		Union for San Juan	2009	2013
San Juan	Héctor Daniel Tomas		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
San Juan	José Rubén Uñac		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
San Juan	José Antonio Villa		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
San Luis	Lino Walter Aguilar		Peronist Front	2011	2015
San Luis	Ivana María Bianchi		Peronist Front	2011	2015
San Luis	Sergio Horacio Pansa		Peronist Front	2009	2013
San Luis	Alberto José Pérez		Peronist Front	2009	2013
San Luis	Nora Esther Videla		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Santa Cruz	Elsa María Álvarez		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Santa Cruz	Blanca Blanco de Peralta		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Santa Cruz	Eduardo Raúl Costa		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Santa Cruz	Ana María Ianni		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Cruz	Mario Alfredo Metaza		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Jorge Mario Álvarez		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Celia Isabel Arena		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Omar Segundo Barchetta		Socialist Party	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Carlos Alberto Carranza		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Alicia Mabel Ciciliani		Socialist Party	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Marcos Cleri		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Carlos Marcelo Comi		Civic Coalition ARI	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Carlos Alberto Favario		Democratic Progressive Party	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Juan Carlos Forconi		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Daniel Germano		Peronist Front	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Claudia Alejandra Giaccone		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Oscar Ariel Martínez		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Fabián Francisco Peralta		GEN	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Omar Ángel Perotti		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Élida Elena Rasino		Socialist Party	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Antonio Sabino Riestra		Popular Unity	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Augstín Oscar Rossi		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Santa Fe	Silvia Rosa Simoncini		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Santa Fe	Juan Carlos Zabalza		Socialist Party	2011	2015
Santiago del Estero	Norma Amanda Abdala de Matarazzo		Civic Front for Santiago	2009	2013
Santiago del Estero	Daniel Agustín Brue		Civic Front for Santiago	2009	2013
Santiago del Estero	José Alberto Herrera		Civic Front for Santiago	2011	2015
Santiago del Estero	Graciela Navarro		Civic Front for Santiago	2011	2015
Santiago del Estero	Cristian Rodolfo Oliva		Civic Front for Santiago	2009	2013
Santiago del Estero	Mirta Ameliana Pastoriza		Civic Front for Santiago	2011	2015
Santiago del Estero	Aída Delia Ruiz		Civic Front for Santiago	2011	2015
Tierra del Fuego	Rosana Andrea Bertone		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Tierra del Fuego	Julio César Catalán Magni		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2013^[m]
Tierra del Fuego	Liliana Fadul		Fueguian Federal Party	2009	2013
Tierra del Fuego	Jorge Alberto Garramuño		Fueguian People's Movement	2011	2013^[n]
Tierra del Fuego	Rubén Darío Sciotto		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Tucumán	Isaac Benjamín Bromberg		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Tucumán	María del Carmen Carrillo		Front for Victory– PJ	2013^[o]	2015
Tucumán	Juan Francisco Casañas		Radical Civic Union	2009	2013
Tucumán	Stella Maris Córdoba		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Tucumán	Alfredo Carlos Dato		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015
Tucumán	Miriam Graciela Gallardo		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Tucumán	Luis Fernando Sacca		Radical Civic Union	2011	2015
Tucumán	Juan Arturo Salim		Front for Victory– PJ	2009	2013
Tucumán	Walter Marcelo Santillán		Front for Victory– PJ	2011	2015

Notes

^ Resigned on 26 March 2015 to take office as General Secretary of Presidency.^[1]
^ Since 3 November 2010. Replaced Néstor Kirchner.^[2]
^ Since 10 December 2011. Replaced Mariano Federico West.
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a member of the Buenos Aires City Legislature. Replaced by Laura Esper.^[3]
^ Since 13 October 2010. Replaced Esteban Bullrich.^[4]
^ Since 17 March 2010. Replaced Genaro Collantes.^[5]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become mayor of Corrientes. Replaced by Juan Fernando Marcopulos^[6]
^ Resigned on 28 May 2015 to become a representative before the Federal Authority of Information and Communication Technologies. Replaced by María Cristina Fernández Blanco.^[7]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a member of the provincial legislature of La Rioja. Replaced by Héctor Enrique Olivares.^[3]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by José Gagliardi.^[6]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Susana Mercedes Canela.^[8]
^ Died 11 October 2013.
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Verónica González.^[6]
^ Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Graciela Eunice Boyadjian.^[6]
^ Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Beatriz Graciela Mirkin.^[9]

References

^ "¿Quién es "Wado" De Pedro, el nuevo secretario general de la Presidencia?". TN (in Spanish). 26 February 2015. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
^ "Turno de jura para tres diputados". Ámbito (in Spanish). 3 November 2010. Retrieved 9 December 2021.
^ ^a ^b "Asumieron cinco nuevos diputados nacionales". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 3 April 2014. Retrieved 5 December 2021.
^ "Bullrich es reemplazado por Obiglio" (in Spanish). 2 October 2010. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
^ "Collantes, un apasionado de la política". Página/12 (in Spanish). 26 December 2009. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
^ ^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.
^ "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.
^ "Susana Canela reemplaza a Cristina Fiore como diputada". Qué Pasa Salta (in Spanish). 28 October 2013. Retrieved 6 December 2021.
^ "La esposa del intendente de Monteros reemplazará a Beatriz Mirkin en Diputados". El Diario 24 (in Spanish). 23 January 2013. Retrieved 9 December 2021.

External links

List of deputies in the official website (archived)

[2] Resigned on 26 March 2015 to take office as General Secretary of Presidency.^[1]

[4] Since 3 November 2010. Replaced Néstor Kirchner.^[2]

[5] Since 10 December 2011. Replaced Mariano Federico West.

[7] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a member of the Buenos Aires City Legislature. Replaced by Laura Esper.^[3]

[9] Since 13 October 2010. Replaced Esteban Bullrich.^[4]

[11] Since 17 March 2010. Replaced Genaro Collantes.^[5]

[13] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become mayor of Corrientes. Replaced by Juan Fernando Marcopulos^[6]

[15] Resigned on 28 May 2015 to become a representative before the Federal Authority of Information and Communication Technologies. Replaced by María Cristina Fernández Blanco.^[7]

[16] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a member of the provincial legislature of La Rioja. Replaced by Héctor Enrique Olivares.^[3]

[17] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by José Gagliardi.^[6]

[19] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Susana Mercedes Canela.^[8]

[20] Died 11 October 2013.

[21] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Verónica González.^[6]

[22] Resigned on 10 December 2013 to become a National Senator. Replaced by Graciela Eunice Boyadjian.^[6]

[24] Since 10 December 2013. Replaced Beatriz Graciela Mirkin.^[9]

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v t e « 2009–2011 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2011–2013 » 2013–2015 »
Election cycles: 2009 2011 President: Julián Domínguez
FPV–PJ (117) + PJLP	BA: Arregui Balcedo Bidegain Calcagno Carlotto Cicogna Conti De Pedro Depetri Di Tullio § Díaz Bancalari Domínguez A. García T. García Gdansky Giannettasio Granados Grosso Kunkel Landau M. Mendoza Moreno Moyano M. Müller Oporto Pietragalla Puiggrós Recalde Rivas Segarra Zamarreño DF: M. Bianchi Brawer Feletti Larroque CT: Molina Ortiz Correa Yazbek CC: S. Mendoza Mongelo Pilatti Vergara Soto CH: Contrera Currilén N. González Pais Ziebart CB: Bedano Francioni Giacomino Gutiérrez Nebreda CN: Chieno Ferreyra Perroni F. Ríos ER: Barrandeguy Elorriaga L. Ríos J. Solanas FM: Basterra Díaz Roig Donkin Lotto JY: Bernal Llanos Ortiz Rivarola LP: M. L. Alonso Regazzoli Robledo LR: G. Herrera Tineo Yoma MZ: Carmona Félix Fernández Sagasti J. González MN: Guccione Leverberg Perié Redczuk Risko NQ: Ciampini RN: Albrieu Avoscan Cejas García Larraburu SA: Kosiner Vilariño Yarade SJ: Caselles Ferrá de Bartol Tomas Uñac Villa SC: Blanco Ianni Metaza SF: Arena Cleri Forconi Giaccone O. Martínez Perotti Rossi Simoncini TF: Bertone Catalán Magni Sciotto TM: Bromberg Carrillo Córdoba Dato Gallardo Salim Santillán
UCR (40)	BA: Alfonsín Bazze Santín Storani Tunessi DF: Garrido Gil Lavedra CC: Maldonado Orsolini CB: Aguad De Ferrari Espíndola Faustinelli Negri § CN: Aspiazu Fernández Portela ER: Benedetti Chemes Rogel FM: Buryaile JY: Fiad Giubergia LP: Forte Kroneberger LR: Brizuela y Doria J. Martínez MZ: Albarracín Juri Vaquié NQ: Yagüe RN: Castañón SC: E. Álvarez Costa SF: J. Álvarez TM: Casañas Sacca
PF (20)	BA: Amadeo Asseff Atanasof Brown Camaño De Narváez Ferrari Gambaro Mouilleron Rucci CB: E. Müller ER: Cremer MZ: Thomas § MN: Puerta SL: Aguilar I. Bianchi Pansa Pérez Videla SF: Carranza Germano
PRO (11)	BA: G. González Majdalani S. Martínez DF: L. Alonso Bertol Bullrich Michetti Obiglio Pinedo § Schmidt-Liermann Tonelli Triaca
FCpS (7)	SE: Abdala de Matarazzo Brue § J. Herrera Navarro Oliva Pastoriza Ruiz
CC ARI (6)	BA: Piemonte DF: Carrió Prat Gay § CC: Terada ER: Ré SF: Comi
PS (6)	BA: Cuccovillo DF: Cortina SF: Barchetta Ciciliani Rasino Zabalza §
NE (5)	BA: Harispe Raimundi Sabbatella DF: Heller § Junio
FCC (5)	CB: F. Alonso E. Martínez § Mazzarella Valinotto Villata
GEN (5)	BA: Duclos Linares Milman Stolbizer § SF: Peralta
UP (5)	BA: De Gennaro Iturraspe DF: Lozano § Parada SF: Riestra
UPe (3)	BA: Roberti Rivara Solá §
SUR (3)	DF: Argumedo Cardelli F. Solanas §
MPN (3)	NQ: Brillo Comelli § Guzmán
CF (2)	CB: Fortuna § Garnero
PDM (2)	MZ: De Marchi § Pradines
FCSC (2)	CT: Molas Veaute §
Others (16)	BA: Donda ( LDS) Ledesma (COPEF) Ocaña ( UDESO) Plaini ( CET) Pucheta ( MIJD) Rodríguez (DPE) SA: Fiore Viñuales ( PARES) Olmedo (SST) Wayar ( FPF) SJ: Ibarra (UPSJ) TF: Fadul (PFF) Garramuño ( MOPOF)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

v t e « 2009–2011 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2011–2013 » 2013–2015 »
Election cycles: 2009 2011 President: Julián Domínguez
FPV–PJ (117) + PJLP	BA: Arregui Balcedo Bidegain Calcagno Carlotto Cicogna Conti De Pedro Depetri Di Tullio § Díaz Bancalari Domínguez A. García T. García Gdansky Giannettasio Granados Grosso Kunkel Landau M. Mendoza Moreno Moyano M. Müller Oporto Pietragalla Puiggrós Recalde Rivas Segarra Zamarreño DF: M. Bianchi Brawer Feletti Larroque CT: Molina Ortiz Correa Yazbek CC: S. Mendoza Mongelo Pilatti Vergara Soto CH: Contrera Currilén N. González Pais Ziebart CB: Bedano Francioni Giacomino Gutiérrez Nebreda CN: Chieno Ferreyra Perroni F. Ríos ER: Barrandeguy Elorriaga L. Ríos J. Solanas FM: Basterra Díaz Roig Donkin Lotto JY: Bernal Llanos Ortiz Rivarola LP: M. L. Alonso Regazzoli Robledo LR: G. Herrera Tineo Yoma MZ: Carmona Félix Fernández Sagasti J. González MN: Guccione Leverberg Perié Redczuk Risko NQ: Ciampini RN: Albrieu Avoscan Cejas García Larraburu SA: Kosiner Vilariño Yarade SJ: Caselles Ferrá de Bartol Tomas Uñac Villa SC: Blanco Ianni Metaza SF: Arena Cleri Forconi Giaccone O. Martínez Perotti Rossi Simoncini TF: Bertone Catalán Magni Sciotto TM: Bromberg Carrillo Córdoba Dato Gallardo Salim Santillán
UCR (40)	BA: Alfonsín Bazze Santín Storani Tunessi DF: Garrido Gil Lavedra CC: Maldonado Orsolini CB: Aguad De Ferrari Espíndola Faustinelli Negri § CN: Aspiazu Fernández Portela ER: Benedetti Chemes Rogel FM: Buryaile JY: Fiad Giubergia LP: Forte Kroneberger LR: Brizuela y Doria J. Martínez MZ: Albarracín Juri Vaquié NQ: Yagüe RN: Castañón SC: E. Álvarez Costa SF: J. Álvarez TM: Casañas Sacca
PF (20)	BA: Amadeo Asseff Atanasof Brown Camaño De Narváez Ferrari Gambaro Mouilleron Rucci CB: E. Müller ER: Cremer MZ: Thomas § MN: Puerta SL: Aguilar I. Bianchi Pansa Pérez Videla SF: Carranza Germano
PRO (11)	BA: G. González Majdalani S. Martínez DF: L. Alonso Bertol Bullrich Michetti Obiglio Pinedo § Schmidt-Liermann Tonelli Triaca
FCpS (7)	SE: Abdala de Matarazzo Brue § J. Herrera Navarro Oliva Pastoriza Ruiz
CC ARI (6)	BA: Piemonte DF: Carrió Prat Gay § CC: Terada ER: Ré SF: Comi
PS (6)	BA: Cuccovillo DF: Cortina SF: Barchetta Ciciliani Rasino Zabalza §
NE (5)	BA: Harispe Raimundi Sabbatella DF: Heller § Junio
FCC (5)	CB: F. Alonso E. Martínez § Mazzarella Valinotto Villata
GEN (5)	BA: Duclos Linares Milman Stolbizer § SF: Peralta
UP (5)	BA: De Gennaro Iturraspe DF: Lozano § Parada SF: Riestra
UPe (3)	BA: Roberti Rivara Solá §
SUR (3)	DF: Argumedo Cardelli F. Solanas §
MPN (3)	NQ: Brillo Comelli § Guzmán
CF (2)	CB: Fortuna § Garnero
PDM (2)	MZ: De Marchi § Pradines
FCSC (2)	CT: Molas Veaute §
Others (16)	BA: Donda ( LDS) Ledesma (COPEF) Ocaña ( UDESO) Plaini ( CET) Pucheta ( MIJD) Rodríguez (DPE) SA: Fiore Viñuales ( PARES) Olmedo (SST) Wayar ( FPF) SJ: Ibarra (UPSJ) TF: Fadul (PFF) Garramuño ( MOPOF)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

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