Argentina Local Leaders

1862 De-facto Acting Governor Eulalia Ares de Vildoza, Catamarque
She led a revolt against the governor, deposed him, organised elections and was in charge of the government until the new governor was installed. She lived (1809-84).

In 1991 she was 3^rd. Vice-President of the Municipal Council of Buenos Aires
1992-93 Federal Interventor (Acting Governor) of Corrientes
1996- 1^st Vice-President of the Municipal Council Claudia Bello
In 1991 she was Subsecretary of Political Action and Human Rights in the Ministry of Interior, 1991-92 Secretary of State in the Office of the President and Secretary of Relations with the Communities and 1993-96 Secretary of Public Affairs and National Public Administration (b. 1960-)

1999-2001 Vice-Governor and President of Cámera de Senadores
2001-03 Governor Maria Alicia Lemme, Provincia de San Luis

1999-2007 Vice-Governor and President of the Camera de Diputados Mercedes Margarita Ouiedo, Misiones
She was provincial minister of Social Affairs, Women and Youth 1988-95. (b. 1952-)

2000-07 President of the Senate of La Ciudad Autonóma de Buenos Aires and Deputy Chief of the Government Lic. Maria Cecilia Felgueras
She had various public administrative posts. (1960-)

2002 Vice-Governor Mercedes Marina Aragonés de Juárez, Santiago del Estero
2002-04 Governor
She was elected Vice-Governor as the running mate of her husband, Carlos Juárez (1918-) in September. He was elected governor in 1949, 1973, 1983, 1995, 1999 and 2002. She was suspended when she and her husband were arrested over allegations of corruption, abuses of power and murder (b. ca. 1930-).

2003-07 Vice-Governor and Senate President Dra. Graciela Giannettasio, Buenos Aires
She is former MP and former General Director of Education of the Province. 2002-03 Federal Minister of Education, Science and Technology. (b. 1950-).

2003- President of the Cámara de Diputados Josefina Meabe de Mathó, Corrientes

2004-06 President of the Patagonian Parliament Marta Milesi
The regional parliament (Parlamento Patagónico) consists of legislators of the provinces of Tierra del Fuego, Santa Cruz, Chubut, Río Negro, Neuquén and La Pampa.

She was President of Legislature and Vice-Governor of Tierra del Fuego.

2007- Governor Maria Fabiana Ríos, Tierra del Fuego
Member of the Chamber of Deputies until her election.

2007- Vice-Governor Griselda Tessio, Santa Fe

2007- Vice-Governor Lucía Corpacci Saadi, Catamarca

2007- Vice-Governor Ana Pechen, Neuquén

2007- Vice-Governor Teresa Luna, La Rioja

2007- Vice-Governor Sandra Daniela Gimenez, Misiones

2007- President of the Senate of La Ciudad Autonóma de Buenos Aires and Deputy Chief of the Government Gabriela Michetti