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List of Provisional Presidents Of Argentine Senatreport

  • [Name]: José Acevedo
    [Entered office]: 1855
    [Left office]: 1856
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Tomás Guido
    [Entered office]: 1856
    [Left office]: 1858
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Mariano Fragueiro
    [Entered office]: 1858
    [Left office]: 1858
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Pascual Echagüe
    [Entered office]: 1858
    [Left office]: 1859
    [Party]: Federal Party

  • [Name]: Manuel Leiva
    [Entered office]: 1859
    [Left office]: 1860
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Pascual Echagüe
    [Entered office]: 1860
    [Left office]: 1861
    [Party]: Federal Party

  • [Name]: Nicolás Calvo
    [Entered office]: 1861
    [Left office]: 1862
    [Party]: Federal Party

  • [Name]: Marcos Paz
    [Entered office]: 1862
    [Left office]: 1862
    [Party]: Liberal Party

  • [Name]: Valentín Alsina
    [Entered office]: 1862
    [Left office]: 1864
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Pedro Ferré
    [Entered office]: 1864
    [Left office]: 1865
    [Party]: Federal Party

  • [Name]: Valentín Alsina
    [Entered office]: 1865
    [Left office]: 1869
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Salustiano Zavalía
    [Entered office]: 1869
    [Left office]: 1870
    [Party]: Unitarian Party

  • [Name]: Manuel Quintana
    [Entered office]: 1870
    [Left office]: 1875
    [Party]: Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Wenceslao Díaz Colodrero
    [Entered office]: 1875
    [Left office]: 1876
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Dardo Rocha
    [Entered office]: 1876
    [Left office]: 1878
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Benjamín Paz
    [Entered office]: 1878
    [Left office]: 1880
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Aristóbulo del Valle
    [Entered office]: 1880
    [Left office]: 1881
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Benjamín Paz
    [Entered office]: 1881
    [Left office]: 1883
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Antonino Cambaceres
    [Entered office]: 1883
    [Left office]: 1889
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Julio Roca
    [Entered office]: 1889
    [Left office]: 1890
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Manuel Derqui
    [Entered office]: 1890
    [Left office]: 1891
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Miguel Nougués
    [Entered office]: 1891
    [Left office]: 1892
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Julio Roca
    [Entered office]: 1892
    [Left office]: 1892
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Mariano Varela
    [Entered office]: 1892
    [Left office]: 1893
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: José Gálvez
    [Entered office]: 1893
    [Left office]: 1894
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Leonidas Echagüe
    [Entered office]: 1894
    [Left office]: 1895
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Julio Roca
    [Entered office]: 1895
    [Left office]: 1898
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Bartolomé Mitre
    [Entered office]: 1898
    [Left office]: 1902
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: José Evaristo Uriburu
    [Entered office]: 1902
    [Left office]: 1905
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Félix Uriburu
    [Entered office]: 1905
    [Left office]: 1906
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Benito Villanueva
    [Entered office]: 1906
    [Left office]: 1908
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: José Evaristo Uriburu
    [Entered office]: 1908
    [Left office]: 1909
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Benito Villanueva
    [Entered office]: 1909
    [Left office]: 1910
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Domingo Pérez
    [Entered office]: 1910
    [Left office]: 1910
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Antonio del Pino
    [Entered office]: 1910
    [Left office]: 1911
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Benito Villanueva
    [Entered office]: 1911
    [Left office]: 1922
    [Party]: National Autonomist Party

  • [Name]: Leopoldo Melo
    [Entered office]: 1922
    [Left office]: 1928
    [Party]: Antipersonalist Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Luis Etchevehere
    [Entered office]: 1928
    [Left office]: 1930
    [Party]: Antipersonalist Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Robustiano Patrón Costas
    [Entered office]: 1932
    [Left office]: 1943
    [Party]: National Democratic Party

  • [Name]: Ernesto Bavio
    [Entered office]: 1946
    [Left office]: 1947
    [Party]: Radical Civic Union/Renewal Movement

  • [Name]: Alberto Teisaire
    [Entered office]: 1947
    [Left office]: 1953
    [Party]: Peronist Party

  • [Name]: Alberto Iturbe
    [Entered office]: 1953
    [Left office]: 1954
    [Party]: Peronist Party

  • [Name]: Ramón Albariño
    [Entered office]: 1954
    [Left office]: 1955
    [Party]: Peronist Party

  • [Name]: José María Guido
    [Entered office]: March 31, 1958
    [Left office]: March 30, 1962
    [Party]: Intransigent Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Eduardo Gamond
    [Entered office]: August 12, 1963
    [Left office]: June 28, 1966
    [Party]: People's Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Alejandro Díaz Bialet
    [Entered office]: May 3, 1973
    [Left office]: July 13, 1973
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: José Antonio Allende
    [Entered office]: July 13, 1973
    [Left office]: April 25, 1975
    [Party]: Christian Democratic Party

  • [Name]: Ítalo Lúder
    [Entered office]: July 8, 1975
    [Left office]: March 24, 1976
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: Edison Otero
    [Entered office]: November 29, 1983
    [Left office]: May 31, 1989
    [Party]: Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Eduardo Menem
    [Entered office]: May 31, 1989
    [Left office]: December 1, 1999
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: José Genoud
    [Entered office]: December 1, 1999
    [Left office]: October 9, 2000
    [Party]: Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Mario Losada
    [Entered office]: October 11, 2000
    [Left office]: December 10, 2001
    [Party]: Radical Civic Union

  • [Name]: Ramón Puerta
    [Entered office]: December 10, 2001
    [Left office]: December 30, 2001
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: Juan Carlos Maqueda
    [Entered office]: January 4, 2002
    [Left office]: December 27, 2002
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: José Luis Gioja
    [Entered office]: December 27, 2002
    [Left office]: December 4, 2003
    [Party]: Justicialist Party

  • [Name]: Marcelo Guinle
    [Entered office]: December 4, 2003
    [Left office]: February 22, 2006
    [Party]: Justicialist Party, Front for Victory

  • [Name]: José Pampuro
    [Entered office]: February 22, 2006
    [Left office]: November 30, 2011
    [Party]: Justicialist Party, Front for Victory

  • [Name]: Beatriz Rojkés de Alperovich
    [Entered office]: November 30, 2011
    [Left office]: February 28, 2014
    [Party]: Justicialist Party, Front for Victory

  • [Name]: Gerardo Zamora
    [Entered office]: February 28, 2014
    [Left office]: December 3, 2015
    [Party]: Civic Front for Santiago

  • [Name]: Federico Pinedo
    [Entered office]: December 3, 2015
    [Left office]: December 10, 2019
    [Party]: Republican Proposal

  • [Name]: Claudia Ledesma Abdala
    [Entered office]: December 10, 2019
    [Left office]: Present
    [Party]: Frente de Todos

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The Argentine Parliament consists of two chambers, the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, which are legislative and supervisory bodies and exercise legislative and governmental oversight functions. Argentina’s powerful Senate, responsible for day-to-day national affairs and decision-making, but also responsible for the transmission of diplomatic information and so on. The President pro tempore of the Senate is generally assumed to be the highest-ranking official in the House of Lords unless the nominal president of the Senate, the Vice President of Argentina, is present.

The random tool compiles a list of 61 interim presidents from Argentina’s parliament. The names of the interim presidents, dates of arrival and departure, and party affiliation information are all integrated into the generator. The Argentine Parliament has conducted extensive and in-depth consultations and coordination on the relevant proposals. The interim president is re-elected every year and can be re-elected.

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