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Oscar Raúl Aguad


Minister of Defense of Argentina
In office 17 July 2017 – 10 December 2019
President	Mauricio Macri
Preceded by	Julio Martínez
Succeeded by	Agustín Rossi
Minister of Communication of Argentina
In office 10 December 2015 – 17 July 2017
President	Mauricio Macri
National Deputy
In office 10 December 2005 – 10 December 2015
Constituency	Córdoba
Federal Interventor in Corrientes
In office 20 March 2001 – 10 December 2001
Preceded by	Ramón Mestre
Succeeded by	Ricardo Colombi (Governor)

Personal details
Born	(1950-05-07) May 7, 1950 (age 74) Córdoba, Argentina
Political party	Radical Civic Union
Other political affiliations	Juntos por el Cambio (since 2015)
Spouse	María Dolores Albarenque
Alma mater	National University of Córdoba
Profession	Lawyer

Oscar Raúl Aguad (born May 7, 1950) is an Argentine politician who served as the Minister of Defense from 2017 to 2019, serving in the cabinet of President Mauricio Macri. He was a member of the Chamber of Deputies from 2005 to 2015, where he became chief of the UCR bloc.

Personal life

Aguad was born in Córdoba to Hilda Beily and Raúl Aguad, in 1950. His family is of Syrian origin.^[1] His father had, in the 1930s, established the first piano retailer in Córdoba and later opened an art gallery. He enrolled at the National University of Córdoba, and earned a law degree with a specialization in corporate, tax, and criminal law. He married María Dolores Albarenque in 1976, and they had five daughters.^[2]

Career

He was brought on as an associate by José Severo Caballero, a Córdoba jurist who would be appointed president of the Argentine Supreme Court in 1983 by President Raúl Alfonsín. Following elections that year in which the UCR swept both national and Córdoba offices, Aguad was appointed Chief of Staff by Córdoba Mayor Ramón Mestre. Aguad served in the board of directors of La Voz del Interior (the leading Córdoba news daily), as well as of the University of Córdoba Foundation. He established Amparo Legal (Legal Recourse), a legal assistance office, in 1994, and later a law office.^[2]

Ramón Mestre would be both a friend and political mentor to Aguad. Mestre was appointed to head a Federal intervention of politically troubled Corrientes Province by President Fernando de la Rúa in 1999, and recommended Aguad for the post of mayor of Corrientes. The former was transferred to the post of Interior Minister by the President in March 2001, and Aguad was named as his successor.^[3] He presided over new provincial elections, and on December 10, was succeeded by a duly elected governor.

Aguad was elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies in 2005, and in 2007, his UCR colleagues elected him president of their caucus. He was a vocal opponent of Resolution 125, which would have raised export tariffs on a range of agricultural raw materials, and advocated greater revenue sharing benefits for the provinces. He was one of five Congressmen honored with a Parliamentary Prize in 2008 by Semanario Parlamentario (Parliamentary Weekly), and during the 2009–10 congress, was the body's most frequent speaker.^[2]

His tenure as Mayor of Corrientes led to controversy, however, when Aguad took a US$60 million loan to cancel Cecacor bonds previously issued by the province. The bonds, which had declined to junk status, could not ultimately be redeemed by the city government, and in 2009, Aguad was indicted for misfeasance related to their handling.^[4]

Aguad was elected First Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies (the body's second-highest ranking post) by his colleagues in December 2010.^[5] He obtained his party's nomination for Governor of Córdoba ahead of provincial elections on August 7.^[6] He was defeated, however, by former Governor José Manuel de la Sota.^[7]

References

^ "No ordinary librarian". international.ucla.edu. Retrieved 2021-03-12.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Biografía". Oscar Aguad.
^ "Aguad es el interventor en Corrientes". La Nación.
^ "Procesaron a Aguad en Corrientes por un crédito". La Capital.
^ "Eduardo Fellner seguirá presidiendo la Cámara de Diputados en 2011". iProfesional.
^ "Aguad, candidato de la UCR en Córdoba". Perfil. Archived from the original on 2011-05-15. Retrieved 2011-06-18.
^ "De la Sota claims victory in the Córdoba gubernatorial elections". Buenos Aires Herald.

External links

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v t e Cabinet of President Mauricio Macri (2015–2019)
President	Mauricio Macri	Mauricio Macri
Vice President	Gabriela Michetti (2015–2019)
General Secretary	Fernando de Andreis (2015–2019)
Cabinet Chief	Marcos Peña (2015–2019)
Ministry of the Interior	Rogelio Frigerio (2015–2019)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Susana Malcorra (2015–2017) Jorge Faurie (2017–2019)
Ministry of Defense	Julio Martínez (2015–2017) Oscar Aguad (2017–2019)
Ministry of Finances	Alfonso Prat-Gay (2015–2016) Nicolás Dujovne (2016–2019) Hernán Lacunza (2019)
Ministry of Education	Esteban Bullrich (2015–2017) Alejandro Finocchiaro (2017–2019)
Ministry of Production	Francisco Cabrera (2015–2018) Dante Sica (2018–2019)
Ministry of Labour	Jorge Triaca (2015–2018)
Ministry of Health	Jorge Lemus (2015–2017) Adolfo Rubinstein (2017–2018)
Ministry of Social Development	Carolina Stanley (2015–2019)
Ministry of Justice	Germán Garavano (2015–2019)
Ministry of Science	Lino Barañao (2015–2018)
Ministry of Agriculture	Ricardo Buryaile (2015–2017) Luis Miguel Etchevehere (2017–2018; 2019)
Ministry of Tourism	Gustavo Santos (2015–2018)
Ministry of Security	Patricia Bullrich (2015–2019)
Ministry of Culture	Pablo Avelluto (2015–2018)
Ministry of Transport	Guillermo Dietrich (2015–2019)
Ministry of Modernization	Andrés Ibarra (2015–2018)
Ministry of the Environment	Sergio Bergman (2015–2018)
Ministry of Communications	Oscar Aguad (2015–2017)
Ministry of Energy	Juan José Aranguren (2015–2017) Javier Iguacel (2017–2018)

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 « 2005–2007 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2007–2009 » 2009–2011 »
Election cycles: 2005 2007 President: Eduardo Fellner
FPV–PJ (129)	BA: Argüello Bernazza Bianchi Silvestre Bidegain G. Camaño Carlotto César Cicogna Conti Depetri Di Tullio Díaz Bancalari Dovena Fernández M. García Giannettasio Ilarregui Kunkel Landau Leguizamón Llanos Lorges Moreno Müller Pasini Porto Puiggrós Recalde Rico Ruiz Segarra Sluga Solá Villaverde West DF: Coscia Gullo Lenz Morgado Marcó del Pont CT: Acosta Barrionuevo CC: Damilano Grivarello Morante Soto CH: Chiquichano García de Moreno N. González Morejón Pais CB: Bedano Cantero Gutiérrez Halak Heredia Montoya Vaca Narvaja CN: Carmona Galantini H. Perié ER: Calza Cremer de Busti Petit Solanas Zavallo FM: De la Rosa Díaz Roig Fernández Basualdo R. López Román JY: Fellner Martiarena Moisés Snopek LP: Baladrón I. García Osorio LR: Aguirre de Soria G. Herrera Paredes Urquiza Quintero Rejal Santander MZ: Fadel Genem J. González Pereyra Thomas MN: Bianco Irrazábal Iturrieta Leverberg Llera J. Perié NQ: Massei RN: Arriaga Cejas C. Rossi SA: Canela Daher López Arias Salum Vilariño SJ: Caselles Ferrá de Bartol Gioja Godoy E. López SC: J. Córdoba G. Gutiérrez Korenfeld E. Rodríguez SF: Agosto Berraute Dalla Fontana Fiol Marconato Obeid A. O. Rossi § A. L. Rossi Sylvestre Begnis SE: Velarde TF: Bertone Calchaquí Sciutto TM: Alfaro S. Córdoba Dato Díaz A. Herrera Rojkés de Alperovich Salim Vargas Aignasse
UCR (25)	BA: Azcoiti Baragiola Lanceta Rioboo DF: Giudici CC: Bayonzo Beveraggi Fabris Urlich CB: Aguad § Del Campillo Martínez Oddone Storni CN: Portela ER: Cusinato Varisco JY: Giubergia Nieva LP: Kenny Kroneberger MZ: Lemos Pinto SC: Acuña Kunz SF: Morini TM: Castaldo García Hamilton
CC–GEN (18)	BA: Alcuaz Carca Ferro Flores Linares Morán A. Pérez § Quiroz M. Rodríguez DF: P. Bullrich Gil Lozano Iglesias Reyes Sánchez CB: Baldata Vega SF: S. García Peralta
Con. (11)	BA: Erro Katz § Serebrinsky Vázquez ER: Martínez Garbino MZ: Albarracín Álvaro Montero NQ: Prieto RN: Cuevas Scalesi
PS (10)	BA: Cuccovillo DF: Cortina CB: Sesma ER: Viale SF: Augsburger § Barrios Fein Gerez Martin Zancada
PRO (9)	BA: Burzaco Gribaudo Satragno DF: Bertol E. Bullrich Galvalisi Hotton Obiglio Pinedo §
SI–ARI (9)	BA: Macaluse § Naím Raimundi DF: Bisutti García Méndez M. González SF: Benas TF: Belous Gorbacz
FCpS (6)	SE: Brue § J. Herrera Luna de Marcos Oliva M. Pastoriza J. Pérez
FJUL (6)	CB: Albrisi SL: Bianchi Lusquiños § Merlo Poggi Torrontegui
EPyS (4)	BA: Basteiro § Donda Ibarra SF: Merchán
UCyB (4)	BA: Álvarez De Narváez § Gardella Ledesma
MPN (3)	NQ: Acuña Brillo Comelli §
FCSC (2)	CT: Collantes § Paroli
PN (2)	CB: Ardid Delich §
PARES (2)	SA: Diez § Torfe
FDT (2)	CN: Areta Roldán §
Others (15)	BA: Tomaz (PUFe) Sarghini (Jus. Nac.) D. Camaño (Nac. Sind.) Spatola (G. Per.) Amenta (Recrear) DF: Lozano (BAPT) Bonasso (DxBA) Ginzburg (FpDC) Borocotó (MI) CT: E. Pastoriza (PV) CB: Morandini (MyD) CN: Arbo (PLCo) MZ: De Marchi (PDM) MN: Kakubur (Dig. Per.) SJ: Marino (PyT)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

v t e « 2007–2009 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2009–2011 » 2011–2013 »
Election cycles: 2007 2009 President: Eduardo Fellner
FPV–PJ (89) +PJLP	BA: Argüello Bidegain Carlotto Cicogna Conti Depetri Di Tullio Díaz Bancalari Dutto T. García Giannettasio Granados Kunkel Landau Leguizamón Lorges Moreno Pasini Plaini Puiggrós Recalde Ruiz Segarra Sluga West DF: Gullo CT: Acosta Mera CC: S. Mendoza Damilano Grivarello Morante Pilatti Vergara CH: Chiquichano N. González Pais CB: Bedano Nebreda CN: Chieno H. Perié Perroni ER: Alizegui Barrandeguy FM: De la Rosa Díaz Roig Donkin Fernández Basualdo López JY: Bernal Fellner Llanos LP: Regazzoli Robledo LR: Aguirre de Soria Paredes Urquiza Quintero Yoma MZ: Fadel Félix J. González Pereyra MN: Irrazábal Leverberg Llera J. Perié Risko Ziegler RN: Albrieu Cejas SA: Vilariño Yarade SJ: Caselles Ferrá de Bartol Gioja Godoy Tomas SC: Blanco Korenfeld E. Rodríguez SF: Fiol Marconato A. O. Rossi § A. L. Rossi TF: Bertone Calchaquí Sciotto TM: Alfaro Córdoba Dato Díaz Gallardo Salim Vargas Aignasse
UCR (43)	BA: Alfonsín Barbieri Erro Katz Lanceta Rioboo Serebrinsky Storani Tunessi DF: Gil Lavedra § Giudici CT: Collantes Molas Veaute CC: Orsolini Urlich CB: Aguad Del Campillo Espíndola Faustinelli Martínez Oddone Storni CN: Arbo Aspiazu Fernández Portela ER: Benedetti Chemes Cusinato FM: Buryaile JY: Fiad Giubergia LP: Forte Kenny LR: J. Martínez MZ: Juri Mansur Pinto NQ: Quiroga RN: Castañón SC: E. Álvarez Costa SF: J. Álvarez TM: Casañas Castaldo
PF (22)	BA: Amadeo Atanasof De Narváez Ferrari Gambaro Mouilleron Rucci § ER: Cremer Zavallo MZ: Thomas § MN: Puerta SL: E. Ibarra Bianchi Merlo Pansa A. J. Pérez Videla SF: Agosto Arena Carranza Forconi Germano Obeid
CC ARI (18)	BA: Carca Flores Morán A. Pérez Piemonte Quiroz DF: P. Bullrich Carrió § Prat Gay Gil Lozano Iglesias Reyes CC: Terada CB: Baldata Vega ER: Ré SF: Comi S. García
PRO (11)	BA: G. González Gribaudo Majdalani S. Martínez Satragno DF: L. Alonso Bertol E. Bullrich Michetti Obiglio Pinedo § Triaca
FCpS (7)	SE: Abdala de Matarazzo Brue § J. Herrera Luna de Marcos Oliva Pastoriza J. Pérez
PS (6)	BA: Cuccovillo DF: Cortina ER: Viale § SF: Barrios Ciciliani Fein
UPe (6)	BA: Rivara Solá LP: I. García RN: L. Rossi SA: Z. Daher
NE (5)	BA: Basteiro Rivas Sabbatella § DF: Heller V. Ibarra
GEN (5)	BA: Alcuaz Linares Milman Stolbizer § SF: Peralta
UP (5)	BA: Iturraspe Eduardo Macaluse DF: Lozano § Parada SF: Benas
Per. (5)	BA: Camaño CH: Currilen Morejón SA: López Arias §
FCC (3)	CB: F. Alonso E. Martínez § Mazzarella
MPN (3)	NQ: Brillo Comelli § Guzmán
SUR (3)	DF: Argumedo Cardelli F. Solanas §
NUP (3)	BA: J. Álvarez § CB: Asef Montoya
Con. (2)	MZ: H. Álvaro NQ: Prieto §
COPEF (2)	BA: Gardella Ledesma §
LDS (2)	BA: Donda § Merchán
CF (2)	CB: Fortuna § Garnero
Others (16)	BA: Rodríguez (DPE) Vázquez (FORJA) DF: Bonasso (DxBA) Hotton (Val.) CT: Paroli (FCSC) CN: Areta (FDT) JY: Martiarena (PJu) MZ: De Marchi (PDM) RN: Scalesi (ConFe) SA: Olmedo (SST) Torfe (PARES) Wayar (FPF) SF: Favario (PDP) TF: Fadul (PFF) Belous (PSP)
§ 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

v t e « 2011–2013 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2013–2015 » 2015–2017 »
Election cycles: 2011 2013 President: Julián Domínguez
FPV–PJ (118)	BA: Arregui Balcedo Bidegain Calcagno Carlotto Cigogna Conti De Pedro Depetri Di Tullio § Díaz Bancalari Domínguez A. García T. García Gdansky Giannettasio Granados Grosso Harispe Kunkel Landau Magario M. Mendoza Moreno Moyano Oporto Pasini Pietragalla Puiggrós Recalde Rivas Romero Segarra Zamarreño DF: M. Bianchi Brawer Cabandié Feletti Larroque Mazure CT: Molina Ortiz Correa Tomassi CC: Martínez Campos S. Mendoza Mongelo Pedrini Soto CH: Contrera Pais Ziebart CB: Bedano Bernabey Francini Giacomino Gill M. Gutiérrez Scotto CN: Ferreyra Marcopoulos Perroni Rubin ER: Barreto Cremer Elorriaga Gaillard Gervasoni Ríos Solanas FM: Basterra Díaz Roig Donkin Lotto JY: Ortiz Rivarola Tentor LP: M. Alonso LR: G. Herrera Madera Tineo MZ: Abraham Carmona Fernández Sagasti J. D. González MN: Guccione Leverberg Perié Redczuk Risko NQ: Ciampini Parrilli RN: Avoscan Bardeggia Cejas Gagliardi Soria SA: Canela Isa Kosiner Vilariño SJ: Caselles Castro Tomas Uñac Villa SC: Gómez Bull Ianni Metaza SF: Cleri Giaccone J. V. González Obeid Perotti Seminara Simoncini TF: V. González M. Pérez TM: Bromberg Carrillo M. Carrizo Dato Gallardo Jaldo Santillán
UNEN (55) UCR+PS+GEN+ CC-ARI+FCC+ SUMA+LDS+SUR	BA: Alfonsín Bazze Cuccovillo Donda § Duclos H. Gutiérrez Linares Stolbizer § Troiano DF: Argumedo § Carrió § C. Carrizo Cortina Garrido Lousteau § Sánchez CC: Maldonado Tejedor Terada CB: Aguad S. Carrizo De Ferrari Mestre Negri § Valinotto Villata § CN: Portela Valdés ER: D'Agostino Rogel FM: Buryaile JY: Burgos Fernández Blanco Fiad Giubergia LP: Kroneberger Torroba J. Martínez LR: Olivares MZ: Cobos Giménez Petri Vaquié MN: Pastori SL: Riccardo SC: Costa Toledo SF: Barchetta Barletta Binner Ciciliani Javkin Peralta Rasino Zabalza § TM: Cano Casañas Sacca
PRO (18)	BA: G. González Gribaudo S. Martínez DF: L. Alonso Bergman Bullrich Majdalani Pinedo Schmidt-Liermann Sturzenegger Tonelli Triaca CB: Baldassi LP: Mac Allister SJ: Cáceres SF: Del Sel Laspina Scaglia Spinozzi
FR (15)	BA: Alegre Camaño D'Alessandro Daer De Mendiguren Ehcosor Esper Massa A. Pérez Roberti § Passo Schwindt Solá Tundis SF: O. A. Martínez
FCpS (7)	SE: Abdala de Matarazzo Herrera M. H. Juárez Navarro Oliva § Pastoriza Ruiz
CF (4)	SL: Aguilar § Arenas Bianchi Salino
MPN (3)	NQ: Comelli § San Martín Villa Molina
UP (3)	BA: De Gennaro DF: Lozano § SF: Riestra
SI (3)	BA: Raimundi DF: Heller § Junio
UPC (3)	CB: Caserio § Rossi Schiaretti
FIT (3)	BA: Bregman MZ: Del Caño SA: López
FCSC (2)	CT: Brizuela del Moral § M. V. Juárez
TyD (2)	CH: Das Neves § Lagoria
SC (2)	BA: Fabiani Giustozzi §
Others (16)	BA: Asseff (UNIR) Brown (FE) De Narváez (UCyB) S. Guzmán (IND) Plaini (CET) Pucheta (FIS) Santín (MNA) CN: Semhan (ECO) LP: Fernández Mendia (PJLP) MZ: Pradines (PDM) MN: Ziegler (LyD) SA: Durand Cornejo (PCP) Biella Calvet (UDESO) TF: Boyadjian (MOPOF) Sciutto (PMAS) O. A. Martínez (MSP)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / suspended / died before term end

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