List of current Argentine senators

This is a list of current Argentine Senators - members of the Argentine Senate - arranged alphabetically by the province they represent.

Contents

Composition

Senate of Argentina
(as of March 2010) [1]
Party blocs Seats Party blocs Seats
PJ - Front for Victory (FPV)
32
 Radical Civic Union (UCR)
14
New Encounter
2
 Civic and Social Front of Catamarca
2
PJ 8th October
2
 Córdoba Civic Front
2
PJ of San Luis
2
 PJ of La Pampa
2
PJ Federal Santa Fe
2
 Civic Coalition (CC-ARI)
1
Liberal Party of Corrientes
1
 Neuquino People's Movement (MPN)
1
Front for Everyone
1
 PJ Federalism and Freedom
1
Production and Labour
1
 Federal Buenos Aires Project
1
Salta Renewal Party
1
 Civic Front for Santiago
1
PJ Labour and Dignity
1
 Socialist Party
1
PJ Dialogue for the Argentines
1
72 members

The pro-government Front of Victory block and allies have 38 votes (PJ - Front for Victory, New Encounter, Neuquino People's Movement (MPN), Civic Front for Santiago, Front for Everyone, and Salta Renewal Party); the sum of the various opposition blocks have 34 votes.

List of current Senators

Senator Party Province ↑ Block First took
office		 Current term
expires
  María Eugenia Estenssoro Civic Coalition  Buenos Aires city Civic Coalition 2007 2013
  Samuel Cabanchik Civic Coalition Federal Buenos Aires Project 2007 2013
  Daniel Filmus Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Eric Calcagno * Justicialist Party  Buenos Aires Province Front for Victory 2007 2011
  José Pampuro Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Hilda de Duhalde Justicialist Party Dialogue for the Argentines 2005 2011
  Blanca María del Valle Monllau Civic and Social Front of Catamarca  Catamarca Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 2009 2015
  Oscar Castillo Civic and Social Front of Catamarca Civic and Social Front of Catamarca 2003
First served 1996-99		 2015
  Lucía Corpacci Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2009 2015
  Elena Corregido Chaco Deserves More - PJ  Chaco Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Fabio Biancalani Chaco Deserves More - PJ Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Roy Nikisch Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2007 2013
  Graciela di Perna Justicialist Party  Chubut PJ Labour and Dignity 2009 2015
  Mario Cimadevilla Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Marcelo Guinle Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2001 2015
  Luis Juez Civic Front Alliance  Córdoba Civic Front Alliance 2009 2015
  Ramón Mestre jr. Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Norma Morandini Civic Front Alliance Civic Front Alliance 2009 2015
  Eugenio "Nito" Artaza Radical Civic Union  Corrientes Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Josefina Meabe Liberal Party of Corrientes Liberal Party of Corrientes 2009 2015
  José María Roldán Front for Everyone Front for Everyone 2009 2015
  Blanca Osuna Justicialist Party  Entre Ríos Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Arturo Vera Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2007 2013
  Pedro Guastavino Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Adriana Bortolozzi Justicialist Party  Formosa Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Luis Petcoff Naidenoff Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2005 2011
  José Mayans Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Gerardo Morales Front of Jujuy  Jujuy Radical Civic Union 2005 2011
  Guillermo Jenefes Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2001 2011
  Liliana Fellner Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  María Higonet Justicialist Party  La Pampa PJ La Pampa 2009 2015
  Carlos Verna Justicialist Party PJ La Pampa 2009 2015
  Juan Carlos Marino Radical Civic Union Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Ada Maza Party of Victory  La Rioja Front for Victory 2001 2011
  Carlos Menem Justicialist Party PJ Federalism and Freedom 2005 2011
  Teresita Quintela Party of Victory Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Laura Montero Federal Civic Front  Mendoza Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Ernesto Sanz Federal Civic Front Radical Civic Union 2003 2015
  Rolando Bermejo Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2009 2015
  Eduardo Torres •• Front for the Renewal of Concordia  Misiones Front for Victory 2007 2011
  Elida Vigo Front for the Renewal of Concordia Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Luis Viana Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Nanci Parilli Front for Victory  Neuquén Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Marcelo Fuentes Front for Victory Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Horacio Lores Neuquino People's Movement Neuquino People's Movement 2007 2013
  Maria Jose Bongiorno Rionegrino Encounter  Río Negro Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Miguel Ángel Pichetto Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2001 2013
  Pablo Verani Alliance Consensus for Development Radical Civic Union 2007 2013
  Juan Carlos Romero Justicialist Party  Salta Justicialist 8th October 2007 2013
  Juan Perez Alsina Front for Victory - Salta Renewal Party Salta Renewal Party 2007 2013
  Sonia Escudero Justicialist Party Justicialist 8th October 2001 2013
  Roberto Basualdo Alliance Front of Production and Labour  San Juan Alliance Front of Production and Labour 2005 2011
  César Gioja Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Marina Riofrio Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Liliana Negre de Alonso Justicialist Party  San Luis Justicialist Front 2005 2011
  Adolfo Rodríguez Saá Justicialist Party Justicialist Front 2005 2011
  Daniel Pérsico Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Alfredo Martínez Radical Civic Union  Santa Cruz Radical Civic Union 2005 2011
  Nicolás Fernandez Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2005 2011
  Jorge Banicevich † Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2009 2011
  Roxana Latorre Justicialist Party  Santa Fe PJ Federal Santa Fe 2001 2015
  Rubén Giustiniani Socialist Party Socialist Party 2003 2015
  Carlos Reutemann Justicialist Party PJ Federal Santa Fe 2003
First served 1995-99		 2015
  Emilio Rached Civic Front for Santiago  Santiago del Estero Radical Civic Union 2007 2013
  Ada Del Valle Iturrez Civic Front for Santiago Civic Front for Santiago 2007 2013
  Ana María Corradi de Beltrán Viable Santiago Movement - PJ Front for Victory 2007 2013
  María Rosa Díaz New Encounter  Tierra del Fuego New Encounter 2007 2013
  Osvaldo López †† New Encounter New Encounter 2007 2013
  Jorge Colazo Federalist Union Front for Victory 2007 2013
  Beatriz Rojkés de Alperovich Justicialist Party  Tucumán Front for Victory 2009 2015
  José Manuel Cano Civic and Social Agreement Radical Civic Union 2009 2015
  Sergio Mansilla Justicialist Party Front for Victory 2009 2015

* Appointed to replace Cristina Fernández de Kirchner upon her election as President, has taken leave of absence as of 2008 to join government as junior minister
•• Appointed to replace Maurice Closs upon his election as governor
† Replaced Judith Forstmann in May 2009. Forstmann had been appointed to fill the seat vacant since August 2006 due to appointment of Alicia Kirchner as government minister, but was killed in an accident in April 2009
†† Replaced José Carlos Martínez, who was killed in an accident on July 7, 2011

2009 election

e • d Summary of the 28 June 2009 Argentine National Congress election results
Coalitions and parties Chamber of Deputies of the Nation:
127 out of 257 seats		 Senate of the Nation:
24 out of 72 seats
Votes % Deputies Votes % Senators
Justicialist Party 2,778,326 14.50% 19
Front for Victory 1,679,084 8.80% 14
Justicialist Front 415,404 2.20% 6 -
Others 1,018,515 5.30% 8 -
Total Kirchnerism (Left-wing peronism) 5,891,330 30.80% 47 8
Civic and Social Agreement 3,794,853 19.80% 28 -
Radical Civic Union 639,818 3.30% 4 -
Front for Everyone 381,067 2.00% 3 -
Others 734,009 3.84% 6
Total Civic and Social Agreement (Radicalism center-left) 5,549.,747 28.94% 41 14
Republican Proposal (Liberal-conservatism and
right-wing factions opposed to Kirchner)		 3,391,391 17.70% 20 0
Proyecto Sur 437,634 2.30% 4
New Encounter 402,502 2.10% 2
Others 255,566 1.30% -
Total Left-wing (Socialism) 1,092,702 5.70% 6 0
Others parties 3,208,917 16.77% 13 2
Total 19,134,087   127 24'
Registered voters 27,797,930
Votes cast 20,123,715
Invalid votes 989,628 4.90%
Sources: Adam Carr's Website [2]

Be aware that parties operate under various labels and alliances in the provinces.

See also

External links

References

  1. ^ Information about the legislature, Argentine Senate. Accessed March 9, 2009.
  2. ^ Clarín Infografía (Spanish)