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Provisional President of the Argentine Senate
Provisional President of the Argentine Senate
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Presidente Provisional del Honorable Senado de la Nación
Term lengthOne year, renewable
Inaugural holderJosé Acevedo[1]
FormationArgentine Constitution of 1853
DeputyJuan Carlos Marino, First Vice President
WebsiteHonorable Senado de la Nación

The provisional president of the Senate of the Argentine Nation (Spanish: Presidente provisional del Senado de la Nación Argentina), commonly known as the provisional president, is the highest-ranking official in the Argentine Senate, the upper chamber of the National Congress of Argentina barring the presence of the titular president of the Senate, the vice president of Argentina.

The provisional president of the Senate is second in the line of succession to the presidency in Argentina. At the outset of each legislative year, which per governing statutes takes place during the first ten days of December, the members of the Senate elects the provisional president. Minority parties in the chamber elect three vice presidents.[2]

List of provisional presidents#edit

PresidentPartyTerm startTerm end
José AcevedoUnitarian Party18551856
Tomás GuidoUnitarian Party18561858
Mariano FragueiroUnitarian Party18581858
Pascual EchagüeFederalist Party18581859
Manuel LeivaUnitarian Party18591860
Pascual EchagüeFederalist Party18601861
Nicolás CalvoFederalist Party18611862
Marcos PazUnitarian Party18621862
Valentín AlsinaUnitarian Party18621864
Pedro FerréFederalist Party18641865
Valentín AlsinaUnitarian Party18651869
Salustiano ZavalíaUnitarian Party18691870
Manuel QuintanaAutonomist Party18701875
Wenceslao Díaz ColodreroNational Autonomist Party18751876
Dardo RochaNational Autonomist Party18761878
Benjamín PazNational Autonomist Party18781880
Aristóbulo del ValleNational Autonomist Party18801881
Benjamín PazNational Autonomist Party18811883
Antonino CambaceresNational Autonomist Party18831889
Julio Argentino RocaNational Autonomist Party18891890
Manuel DerquiNational Autonomist Party18901891
Miguel NouguésNational Autonomist Party18911892
Julio Argentino RocaNational Autonomist Party18921892
Mariano VarelaNational Autonomist Party18921893
José GálvezNational Autonomist Party18931894
Leonidas EchagüeNational Autonomist Party18941895
Julio Argentino RocaNational Autonomist Party18951898
Bartolomé MitreNational Autonomist Party18981902
José Evaristo UriburuNational Autonomist Party19021905
Félix UriburuNational Autonomist Party19051906
Benito VillanuevaNational Autonomist Party19061908
José Evaristo UriburuNational Autonomist Party19081909
Benito VillanuevaNational Autonomist Party19091910
Domingo PérezNational Autonomist Party19101910
Antonio del PinoNational Autonomist Party19101911
Benito VillanuevaNational Autonomist Party19111922
Leopoldo MeloUCR-A19221928
Luis EtchevehereUCR-A19281930
Congress closed during the dictatorship of José Félix Uriburu (1930–1932)
Robustiano Patrón CostasNational Democratic Party19321943
Congress closed during the dictatorship of the Revolución del 43 (1943–1946)
Ernesto BavioUCR-JR19461947
Alberto TeisairePeronist Party19471953
Alberto IturbePeronist Party19531954
Ramón AlbariñoPeronist Party19541955
Congress closed during the dictatorship of the Revolución Libertadora (1955–1958)
José María GuidoIntransigent UCR31 March 195830 March 1962
Eduardo GamondPeople's UCR12 August 196328 June 1966
Congress closed during the dictatorship of the Revolución Argentina (1966–1973)
Alejandro Díaz BialetJusticialist Party3 May 197313 July 1973
José Antonio AllendeChristian Democratic Party13 July 197325 April 1975
Ítalo LuderJusticialist Party8 July 197524 March 1976
Congress closed during the dictatorship of the National Reorganization Process (1976–1983)
Edison OteroRadical Civic Union29 November 198331 May 1989
Eduardo MenemJusticialist Party31 May 19891 December 1999
José GenoudRadical Civic Union1 December 19999 October 2000
Mario LosadaRadical Civic Union11 October 200010 December 2001
Ramón PuertaJusticialist Party10 December 200130 December 2001
Juan Carlos MaquedaJusticialist Party4 January 200227 December 2002
José Luis GiojaJusticialist Party27 December 20024 December 2003
Marcelo GuinleJusticialist Party–FPV4 December 200322 February 2006
José PampuroJusticialist Party–FPV22 February 200630 November 2011
Beatriz Rojkés de AlperovichJusticialist Party–FPV30 November 201128 February 28, 2014
Gerardo ZamoraCivic Front for Santiago28 February 20143 December 2015
Federico PinedoPRO–Cambiemos3 December 201510 December 2019
Claudia Ledesma AbdalaJusticialist Party–FdT10 December 201910 December 2023
Bartolomé AbdalaLibertarian Party–LLA13 December 2023Incumbent

References#edit

  1. ^ Nueva Historia de la Nación Argentina. Volúmen 10. Academia Nacional de la Historia Argentina. 2003. p. 339.
  2. ^ "Información sobre el Poder Legislativo". Cámara de Senadores de la Nación. Archived from the original on 2011-09-02.
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