Hugo Perié
Argentine politician (1944–2011)
Hugo Perié (18 January 1944 – 15 August 2011)[1] was an Argentine politician and member of the legislature [2] from the year 2003 until his death on the 15 August 2011. Perié died of lung disease aged 67. He was a member of the Front for Victory, and its former component, the Justicialist Party.[3]
References
- ^ Falleció el diputado nacional kirchnerista Hugo “Tury” Perié Archived 2009-07-08 at the Wayback Machine (in Spanish)
- ^ infobae.com El oficialismo pidió la renuncia de Camaño a la Comisión de Asuntos Constitucionales (in Spanish)
- ^ Fabián Ríos, Ana María Perrone, Hugo Perié y Araceli Ferreyra precandidatos del Partido Justicialista de Corrientes (in Spanish)
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- Election cycles: 2003
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- CN: Carmona
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- FM: Bejarano
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- SC: Canevarolo
- Córdoba
- Esteban
- G. Gutiérrez
- SF: Berraute
- Dalla Fontana
- Fiol
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- J. González
- Lamberto
- Marconato
- Rossi §
- Sylvestre Begnis
- SE: Cantos
- Figueroa
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- Velarde
- TF: Bertone
- Gallo
- TM: Díaz
- A. Herrera
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- BA: Azcoiti
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- DF: Giudici
- CC: Bayonzo
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- CH: Cambareri
- CB: Aguad
- Leyba de Martí
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- Varisco
- JY: Giubergia
- Nieva
- LP: Kroneberger
- LR: Martínez
- MZ: Abdala
- Borsani
- Cornejo
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- RN: Chironi §
- Cuevas
- Hernández
- SC: Acuña Kunz
- SF: Beccani
- Morini
- Storero
- Tate
- NQ: Acuña
- Brillo
- Comelli
- A. C. Pérez §
- BA: Bonacorsi
- Mansur §
- Tomaz
- TM: E. A. Jerez
- Lix Klett §
- ER: L. Godoy §
- Martínez Garbino
- BA: Dellepiane
- Franco §
- CT: Collantes §
- Garín de Tula
- BA: Alchouron (APR)
- DF: Bonasso (Convergence)
- Borocotó (MI)
- D. Camaño (Nac. Sind.)
- Lozano (EyJ)
- Raymonda
- Ritondo (Pro. Per.)
- Spatola (G. Per.)
- Tinnirello (REDES)
- CT: E. Pastoriza (PV)
- CN: Canteros (Pro. Cor.)
- Colombi (FDT)
- Macchi (PANU)
- Vera (Pro. Cor.)
- MZ: De Marchi (PDM)
- SJ: Baigorri (VyC)
- Marino (PyT)
- SC: Arnold
- SF: Alarcón (MPS)
- SE: Anauate
- TF: Wilder (FUP)
- § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end
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