List of Argentine senators, 2017–2019

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This is a list of members of the Argentine Senate from 10 December 2017 to 9 December 2019.

## Composition[edit]

Alliance  | Party  | Leader

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| Cambiemos (25) | Unión Cívica Radical (12)  | Luis Petcoff Naidenoff
Frente PRO (9)
Frente Cívico y Social de Catamarca (1)
Avanzar San Luis (1)
Producción y Trabajo (1)
Movimiento Popular Fueguino (1)
| Argentina Federal (24) | Justicialista (21)  | Miguel Ángel Pichetto
Partido Justicialista La Pampa (2)
Justicialista Chubut (1)
Chubut Somos Todos (1)
| Frente para la Victoria-PJ (9) | Marcelo Fuentes
| Parlamentario Federal (5) | Movimiento Popular Neuquino (2)  | Juan Carlos Romero
Justicialista 8 de Octubre (1)
Pares (1)
Santa Fe Federal (1)
| Unidad Justicialista (2) | Adolfo Rodríguez Saá
| Frente Cívico por Santiago (2) | Ada Itúrrez de Cappellini
| Misiones (2) | Magdalena Solari Quintana
| One deputy parties (3) | Frente Popular (1) | Gerardo Antenor Montenegro
Proyecto Sur \- UNEN (1) | Fernando Ezequiel "Pino" Solanas
Río-Frente Progresista (1) | Magdalena Odarda

## Election cycles[edit]

Election  | Term

|

Start  | End
2013 | 10 December 2013  | 9 December 2019
2015 | 10 December 2015  | 9 December 2021
2017 | 10 December 2017  | 9 December 2023

## List of senators[edit]

The table is sorted by provinces in alphabetical order, and then with their senators in alphabetical order by their surnames. All senators start their term on December 10, and end it on December 9 of the corresponding years, except when noted.

Province  | Portrait  | Senator  | Party  | Term started  | Term ends

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Buenos Aires |  | Esteban José Bullrich |  | Frente PRO | 2017  | 2021[a]
| Cristina Elisabet Fernández de Kirchner |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2017  | 2019[b]
| Gladys Esther González |  | Frente PRO | 2017[c] | 2023
Buenos Aires City |  | Federico Pinedo |  | Frente PRO | 2015[d] | 2019
| Fernando Ezequiel "Pino" Solanas |  | Proyecto Sur \- UNEN | 2013  | 2019
| Marta Varela |  | Frente PRO | 2016[e] | 2019
Catamarca |  | Inés Imelda Blas |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021
| Oscar Aníbal Castillo |  | Frente Cívico y Social de Catamarca | 2015  | 2021
| Dalmacio Mera |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021
Chaco |  | Eduardo Alberto Aguilar |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
| María Inés Pilatti Vergara |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2013  | 2019
| Ángel Rozas |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2013  | 2019
Chubut |  | Nancy Susana González |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2015  | 2021
| Alfredo Héctor Luenzo |  | Chubut Somos Todos  | 2015  | 2021
| Juan Mario Pais |  | Justicialista Chubut | 2015  | 2021
Córdoba |  | Carlos Alberto Caserio |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021
| Ernesto Félix Martínez |  | Frente PRO | 2015  | 2021
| Laura Elena Rodríguez Machado |  | Frente PRO | 2015  | 2021
Corrientes |  | Ana Claudia Almirón |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2015  | 2021
| Néstor Pedro Braillard Poccard |  | Frente PRO | 2015  | 2021
| Carlos Mauricio Espínola |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021
Entre Ríos |  | Alfredo Luis de Angeli |  | Frente PRO | 2013  | 2019
| Pedro Guillermo Ángel Guastavino |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
| Sigrid Elisabeth Kunath |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
Formosa |  | María Teresa Margarita González |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
| José Miguel Ángel Mayans |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
| Luis Carlos Petcoff Naidenoff |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
Jujuy |  | Mario Raymundo Fiad |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
| Silvia del Rosario Giacoppo |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
| Guillermo Eugenio Mario Snopek |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
La Pampa |  | Norma Haydée Durango |  | Justicialista La Pampa | 2015  | 2021
| Daniel Aníbal Lovera |  | Justicialista La Pampa | 2015  | 2021
| Juan Carlos Marino |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2015  | 2021
La Rioja |  | Olga Inés Brizuela y Doria |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2019[f]
| Julio César Martínez |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
| Carlos Saúl Menem |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2021[g]
Mendoza |  | Julio César Cleto Cobos |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2015  | 2021
| Anabel Fernández Sagasti |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2015  | 2021
| Pamela Fernanda Verasay |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2015  | 2021
Misiones |  | Maurice Fabián Closs |  | Misiones | 2017  | 2023
| Humberto Luis Arturo Schiavoni |  | Frente PRO | 2017  | 2023
| Magdalena Solari Quintana |  | Misiones | 2017  | 2023
Neuquén |  | Carmen Lucila Crexell |  | Movimiento Popular Neuquino | 2013  | 2019
| Marcelo Jorge Fuentes |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2013  | 2019
| Guillermo Juan Pereyra |  | Movimiento Popular Neuquino | 2013  | 2019
Río Negro |  | Silvina Marcela García Larraburu |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2013  | 2019
| María Magdalena Odarda |  | Río-Frente Progresista | 2013  | 2019
| Miguel Ángel Pichetto |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
Salta |  | María Cristina del Valle Fiore Viñuales |  | Pares | 2013  | 2019
| Juan Carlos Romero |  | Justicialista 8 de Octubre | 2013  | 2019
| Rodolfo Julio Urtubey |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
San Juan |  | Roberto Gustavo Basualdo |  | Producción y Trabajo | 2017  | 2023
| Cristina del Carmen López de Abarca |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
| José Rubén Uñac |  | Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
San Luis |  | María Eugenia Catalfamo |  | Unidad Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
| Claudio Javier Poggi |  | Avanzar San Luis  | 2017  | 2023
| Adolfo Rodríguez Saá |  | Unidad Justicialista | 2017  | 2023
Santa Cruz |  | Eduardo Raúl Costa |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
| Ana María Ianni |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2017  | 2023
| María Belén Tapia |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2017  | 2023
Santa Fe |  | Omar Ángel Perotti |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2019[h]
| Carlos Alberto Reutemann |  | Santa Fe Federal  | 2015  | 2021[i]
| María de los Ángeles Sacnun |  | Frente para la Victoria-PJ | 2015  | 2021
Santiago del Estero |  | Ada Rosa Del Valle Itúrrez de Cappellini |  | Frente Cívico por Santiago | 2013  | 2019
| Gerardo Antenor Montenegro |  | Frente Popular  | 2013  | 2019
| Blanca Porcel de Riccobelli |  | Frente Cívico por Santiago | 2017[j] | 2019
Tierra del Fuego |  | Miriam Ruth Boyadjian |  | Movimiento Popular Fueguino | 2015[k] | 2019
| Julio César Catalán Magni |  | Justicialista | 2013  | 2019
| José Anatolio Ojeda |  | Justicialista | 2015[l] | 2019
Tucumán |  | José Jorge Alperovich |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021
| Silvia Beatriz Elías de Pérez |  | Unión Cívica Radical | 2015  | 2021
| Beatriz Graciela Mirkin |  | Justicialista | 2015  | 2021

## Notes[edit]

1. ^ Resigned on 9 December 2021. Replaced by José Torello.[1]
2. ^ Resigned on 27 November 2019 after assuming the Vice Presidency. Replaced by Jorge Taiana.
3. ^ Since 27 December 2017.
4. ^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Diego Santilli after he resigned to become Vice Chief of Government of Buenos Aires.
5. ^ Since 11 February 2016. Replaced Gabriela Michetti after she resigned to become Vice President.
6. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2019. Replaced by María Clara del Valle Vega.[2]
7. ^ Died on 14 February 2021. Replaced by Ricardo Guerra.
8. ^ Resigned on 10 December 2021 to become Governor of Santa Fe. Replaced by Roberto Mirabella.[3]
9. ^ Died on 7 July 2021. Replaced by Alejandra Vucasovich.
10. ^ Since 10 December 2017. Replaced Gerardo Zamora after he resigned to become Governor of Santiago del Estero.
11. ^ Since 16 September 2015. Replaced Jorge Alberto Garramuño after his death on 7 September 2015.
12. ^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Rosana Bertone after she resigned to become Governor of Tierra del Fuego.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Cayón, David (9 December 2021). "Quién es José María Torello, el reemplazante de Esteban Bullrich en el Senado". Infobae (in Spanish). Retrieved 9 December 2021.
2. ^ "Clara Vega juró como senadora nacional por La Rioja tras ganar un reclamo judicial por paridad de género". Infobae (in Spanish). 20 December 2019. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
3. ^ Feldman, Pablo (11 November 2020). "Senador Mirabella sobre el aborto: "Es un tema de salud, yo no me voy a abstener"". Página/12 (in Spanish). Retrieved 9 December 2021.

## External links[edit]

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C (25)|

* BA: Bullrich
* G. González
* DF: Pinedo
* Varela
* CT: Castillo
* CC: Rozas
* CB: E. Martínez
* Rodríguez Machado
* CN: Braillard Poccard
* ER: De Angeli
* FM: Petcoff §
* JY: Fiad
* Giacoppo
* LP: Marino
* LR: Brizuela y Doria
* J. Martínez
* MZ: Cobos
* Verasay
* MN: Schiavoni
* SJ: Basualdo
* SL: Poggi
* SC: Costa
* Tapia
* TF: Boyadjian
* TM: Elías de Pérez

AF (24)|

* CT: Blas
* Mera
* CC: Aguilar
* CH: Luenzo
* Pais
* CN: Espínola
* ER: Guastavino
* Kunath
* FM: M. González
* Mayans
* JY: Snopek
* LP: Durango
* Lovera
* LR: Menem
* RN: Pichetto §
* SA: Urtubey
* SJ: López de Abarca
* Uñac
* SF: Perotti
* TF: Catalán Magni
* Ojeda
* TM: Alperovich
* Mirkin

FPV–PJ (9)|

* BA: Fernández de Kirchner
* CC: Pilatti Vergara
* CH: N. González
* CN: Almirón
* MZ: Fernández Sagasti
* NQ: Fuentes §
* RN: García Larraburu
* SC: Ianni
* SF: Sacnun

PF (5)|

* NQ: Crexell
* Pereyra
* SA: Fiore Viñuales
* Romero §
* SF: Reutemann

FCpS (2)|

* SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini §
* Porcel de Riccobelli

FRC (2)|

* MN: Closs
* Solari Quintana §

UJ (2)|

* SL: Rodríguez Saá §
* Catalfamo

Others (3)|

* DF: Solanas (Sur UNEN)
* RN: Odarda (Rio FP)
* SE: Montenegro (FP)

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