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Graciela Landriscini


National Deputy
Incumbent
Assumed office 10 December 2019
Constituency	Río Negro

Personal details
Born	(1952-05-16) 16 May 1952 (age 72) Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Political party	Justicialist Party
Other political affiliations	Front for Victory (2013–2017) Unidad Ciudadana (2017–2019) Frente de Todos (2019–present)
Alma mater	Universidad Nacional del Sur

Susana Graciela Landriscini (born 16 May 1952) is an Argentine economist, professor, researcher and politician, currently serving as National Deputy elected in Río Negro. A member of the Justicialist Party, Landriscini was elected in 2019 and currently sits in the Frente de Todos bloc.

Landriscini is a researcher in the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (Conicet), specialized in economic planning and development. She served as Dean of the National University of Comahue (UNCo) Faculty of Economics and Administration in Neuquén, and as Dean of the Centro Universitario Regional Zona Atlántica, the UNCo campus in Viedma.

Early life and career

Landriscini was born on 16 May 1952 in Bahía Blanca, in Southern Buenos Aires Province. She attained her licenciatura on Economic Sciences at the Universidad Nacional del Sur in 1974.^[1] She moved to Viedma, Río Negro shortly before the 1976 coup d'état. Following the return of democracy in 1983, Landriscini became employed at the National University of Comahue (UNCo), and rose through the academic ranks to become a professor of economic theory at the Faculty of Economics and Administration.^[2]

At the UNCo, Landriscini has served as Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administration, and of the Centro Universitario Regional Zona Atlántica, the university's campus in Viedma. She has also been Secretary of Institutional Planning and Development at the UNCo rectorate.^[3]

Landriscini is in a relationship with José Luis Valicenti, and has three children.^[1]

Political career

Landriscini has been active in politics throughout her career,^[2] and served as a member of the local Justicialist Party Congress in Cipolletti. She also served as Parliamentary Secretary of the Justicialist Party parliamentary bloc in the Río Negro Provincial Legislature.^[1]

In the 2019 legislative election, Landriscini ran in the Frente de Todos list to the Chamber of Deputies in Río Negro as the second candidate, behind General Roca mayor Martín Soria.^[4] The Frente de Todos list was the most voted, with 45.21% of the vote, and both Soria and Landriscini were elected.^[5] She was sworn in on 4 December 2019.^[6]

As a national deputy, Landriscini formed part of the parliamentary commissions on Economy, Education, Small and Medium-sized Companies, Industry, Budgets and Treasury, Science and Technology, and Regional Economies and Development.^[1] She was also a supporter of the 2020 Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy bill, which legalized abortion in Argentina.^[7]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Susana Graciela Landriscini". Directorio Legislativo (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 1 September 2021. Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ ^a ^b "De la UNCO al Congreso: radiografía de Graciela Landriscini, la nueva diputada de Cipolletti". Diario Río Negro (in Spanish). 8 November 2019. Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ "Mg. Graciela Landriscini". Conicet (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ "Candidatos 2019: todas las listas para las elecciones de octubre". La Nación (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ "Elecciones 2019: resultados finales en Río Negro". Diario Río Negro (in Spanish). 28 October 2019. Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ "Juraron los 130 diputados electos en octubre, con siete representantes de la región". Diario Río Negro (in Spanish). 4 December 2019. Retrieved 1 September 2021.
^ "Legalización del aborto: cómo votó cada diputado y cada bloque". Perfil (in Spanish). 11 December 2020. Retrieved 1 September 2021.

External links

Profile on the official website of the Chamber of Deputies (in Spanish)
Graciela Landriscini on Twitter

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Election cycles: 2017 2019 President: Sergio Massa
FDT (120)	BA: Alderete Álvarez Rodríguez Aparicio Bernazza Bormioli Bucca Correa De Mendiguren Fagioli H. Fernández Grosso R. Gutiérrez Kirchner § Koenig Lampreabe Larroque J. López Macha M. Martínez Massa C. Moreau L. Moreau Moyano Ormachea Ortega Rodríguez Saá Russo Schwindt Selva Sierra Siley Souto Tailhade Tundis Uhrig Vallejos Vilar Yambrún Yapor Yasky DF: Brawer Cerruti Hagman Heller G. López Marziotta Penacca Valdés CT: Corpacci Ginocchio López Rodríguez CC: Leiva Masin Mosqueda Pértile CH: Hernández Igon Muñoz CB: Carro G. Estévez E. Fernández CN: J. Romero Ruiz Aragón Sand ER: Casaretto Cresto Gaillard Osuna FM: Daldovo Fernández Patri Parola JY: Ferreyra Martiarena Moisés LP: Delú Pérez Araujo Rauschenberger LR: Aguirre Casas D. Flores MZ: Bermejo Félix Pérez Plaza Uceda MN: Bárbaro Britez NQ: Carnaghi N. D. Martínez Vivero RN: Dantas Landriscini Soria Spósito SA: Ameri Caliva Figueroa Godoy SJ: Allende Caselles Gioja Guevara SL: Alume Ponce Rosso SC: P. González Vázquez Verón Vessvessian SF: Bogdanich Cleri J. González G. Martínez Massetani Mounier Obeid SE: Abdala Brue Daives Herrera Montoto Navarro Neder TF: Bertone Caparrós Yutrovic TM: M. Carrizo Cisneros Leito G. Medina Yedlin
JXC (115)	BA: Aicega Asseff Banfi Bazze Berisso A. Cáceres Campagnoli Campos Crescimbeni C. Fernández Fernández Langan H. Flores Frade García De Luca Joury Lospennato M. Medina Mendoza Ocaña Piccolomini Quetglas Rey Ritondo Salvador Stilman Torello Villa Wolff DF: C. Carrizo Carrió De Lamadrid Enríquez Ferraro A. García A. González Iglesias J. M. López M. D. Martínez Morales Gorleri Oliveto Patiño Polledo Rezinovsky Suárez Lastra Tonelli Yacobitti Zuvic CT: Brizuela del Moral Manzi Marcolli CC: Ayala Cipolini Terada CH: Menna Torres CB: Austin Baldassi S. Carrizo El Sukaria Frizza Juez Martínez Villada Mestre Negri § H. Romero Ruarte CN: Brambilla Jetter Regidor Vara ER: Benedetti Fregonese Hein Lacoste Lena FM: Arce Buryaile JY: Burgos Monaldi Rizzotti LP: Berhongaray Maquieyra LR: Sahad MZ: A. Cornejo De Marchi Latorre Najul Petri Zamarbide MN: Pastori Schiavoni NQ: Sánchez Schlereth RN: Matzen SA: V. Cornejo Grande Nanni SJ: E. Cáceres Orrego SL: Cacace Riccardo SC: Reyes SF: Angelini Cantard Castets Del Cerro X. García Laspina Lehmann Martín Núñez Scaglia TF: Frigerio Stefani TM: Amaya Ascárate Cano
CF (10)	BA: Camaño Rodríguez § Sarghini CB: Cassinerio C. Gutiérrez Márquez Vigo SA: Zottos SF: Contigiani E. Estévez
UF (6)	BA: Ansaloni MZ: Ramón § MN: Morales Sartori Wellbach RN: Di Giacomo
FIT (2)	BA: Del Caño Del Plá Giordano § Schlotthauer
AF (2)	LR: Álvarez § SC: Carambia
Others (2)	NQ: Sapag (MPN) TM: Ávila (PSJ)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

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Election cycles 2019 2021 Presidents Sergio Massa Cecilia Moreau
FDT (118)	BA: Alderete Alonso Aparicio Arroyo Bormioli Fagioli Gollán Grosso R. Gutiérrez Iparraguirre Kirchner § Lampreabe Litza M. J. López Macha Marino M. Martínez Massa Morán C. Moreau L. Moreau Ormachea Palazzo Passo Pereyra Propato Selva Siley Souto Tailhade Tolosa Paz Vargas Matyi Yambrún Yapor Yasky Zaracho DF: Brawer Hagman Heller Marziotta Santoro Penacca Valdés CT: Costa Ginocchio López Rodríguez CC: Chomiak Leiva Masin Pedrini CH: Alianiello Hernández Igon CB: Carro G. Estévez E. Fernández CN: Borda J. Romero Sand ER: Casaretto Gaillard Ledesma Osuna FM: Daldovo Fernández Patri Parola JY: Chaher Ferreyra Moisés LP: Marín Pérez Araujo LR: H. Aguirre Casas R. Herrera Pedrali MZ: Bermejo Paponet Pérez Plaza Uceda MN: Bárbaro Britez NQ: Bertoldi Carnaghi RN: Dantas Landriscini SA: Caliva Calletti Estrada Godoy SJ: Allende Aubone Caselles Gioja SL: Ponce Zabala Chacur Zanglá SC: G. González Verón Vessvessian SF: Cleri G. Martínez Massetani Mastaler Mirabella Obeid Toniolli SE: Brue Daives B. Herrera Montoto Moyano Navarro Neder Sayago TF: Bertone Caparrós Yutrovic TM: M. Carrizo Chahla Cisneros A. Fernández Leito
JXC (116)	BA: Asseff Banfi Bazze Besana Borrego Campagnoli Crescimbeni Finocchiaro Frade García De Luca Joury Lombardi Lospennato J. M. López Manes Milman Monzó Ocaña Quetglas Rey Ritondo Salvador Santilli Sotolano Stilman Stolbizer Tavela Torello Wolff DF: Ajmechet C. Carrizo Ferraro A. González Iglesias López Murphy M. D. Martínez Morales Gorleri Oliveto Rezinovsky Tetaz Tonelli M. Vidal Yacobitti Zuvic CT: Manzi Monti CC: Cipolini Polini Quiroz CH: Romero Menna Taccetta CB: Baldassi Brouwer Carasso S. Carrizo De Loredo El Sukaria Martínez Villada Negri § Rodríguez Machado H. Romero Ruarte Santos CN: M. Aguirre Brambilla Jetter Vara ER: Antola R. Frigerio Galimberti Hein Lena FM: Buryaile Carbajal JY: Bouhid Rizzotti LP: Berhongaray Coli Maquieyra MZ: Cobos De Marchi Latorre A. Martínez Nieri Verasay MN: Arjol Klipauka Schiavoni NQ: Cervi F. Sánchez RN: Tortoriello SA: Cornejo Nanni Zapata SJ: Laciar Orrego SL: Bachey Cacace Poggi SC: Reyes SF: Angelini Barletta Castets Chumpitaz Figueroa Casas García Laspina Martín Núñez Tejeda TF: F. Frigerio Stefani TM: Ascárate Omodeo R. Sánchez
Fed. (8)	BA: Camaño Randazzo Rodríguez § CB: De la Sota García Aresca C. Gutiérrez SF: E. Estévez Fein
PU (5)	MN: C. Fernández Sartori NQ: Figueroa RN: Di Giacomo § Domingo
FIT–U (4)	BA: Del Caño Del Plá DF: Bregman JY: Vilca
AL (2)	BA: Espert § Píparo
LA (2)	DF: Milei § Villarruel
SER (2)	LR: Álvarez § SC: C. Vidal
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

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