Annex: Governors of the province of Buenos Aires
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The governor of Buenos Aires is a citizen of the province of Buenos Aires invested with the position of governor, which allows him to administer the province for the corresponding period.
The position of governor of the Intendancy of Buenos Aires was created by King Carlos III of Spain when the Royal Ordinance of Intendants of the Army and Province of January 28, 1782 divided the Viceroyalty of Río de la Plata into eight Intendencies, including that of Buenos Aires. Until May 8, 1788, the governorship of Buenos Aires was under the command of a governor, but from that date, by decision of the king, the viceroy of the Río de la Plata became the governor of the Intendancy of Buenos Aires. Aires. On May 25, 1810, the May Revolution took place in Buenos Aires, during which Viceroy Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros was deposed and the First Board took office. The intendant governorship of Buenos Aires was restored by the First Triumvirate on January 13, 1812, naming Miguel de Azcuénaga as intendant governor. The Intendancy of Buenos Aires became an autonomous province in 1820 after the Battle of Cepeda, giving rise to the Province of Buenos Aires.
As the ruler of the most populous province in Argentina (repository of almost two fifths of the national population), the governor of Buenos Aires is and has always been a figure of great weight in the country's political scene. The repeated impossibility of the occupants of the position to access the presidency of the Argentine Nation throughout history has been widely documented as a phenomenon called "Curse of Alsina".
Lieutenant Governor of Buen Ayre, Corpus Christi and Good Hope (1537-1541)
See also: Fortín San Salvador, Fort of San Lázaro, Fuerte Sancti Spiritus, Fort of Good Hope and Fort of Corpus Christi.
| Portrait | Governor | Period | Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Francisco Ruiz Galán | 20 April 1537 – end of June 1541 |
Lieutenant Governors of Buenos Aires (1581-1783)
See also: Virreinate of Peru and The founders of the city of Buenos Aires by the governor Juan de Garay.
16th century
See also: Government of Nueva Andalucía del Río de la Plata
| Portrait | Governor | Period | Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rodrigo Ortiz de Zárate | 1581 – March 1583 | First lieutenant of governor of Buenos Aires and lieutenant general of the governorate of Nueva Andalucía (titular), and had previously been elected since 1580 as the first ordinary mayor of the city of Buenos Aires, to again occupy him as a third party in the position simultaneously to that of lieutenant of general governor in 1582 and in 1583 until the month of March. | |
| Juan de Torres Navarrete | March 1583 – 15 March 1584 | Second lieutenant of governor-general (titular) and also simultaneously as ordinary mayor of the first vote of the city of Buenos Aires, and since July 17, 1583, also as lieutenant of governor of Asunción. | |
| Rodrigo Ortiz de Zárate | 16 March 1584 – 2 April 1589 | Third lieutenant of general governor. | |
| Juan de Torres Navarrete | 3 April 1589 – 31 December 1590 | Fourth lieutenant of general governor (titular). | |
| Hernando de Mendoza | 1 January 1591 – January 1596 | Fifth Lieutenant Governor (without the Lieutenant General of Nueva Andalucía). | |
| Juan de Abreu | January 1596 – January 1598 | Sixth Lieutenant Governor (without Lieutenant General). | |
| French of Beaumont and Navarre | January 1598 – 7 July 1599 | Seventh lieutenant of governor-general. | |
| Francisco de Manzanares | 7 July 1599 – January 1601 | (intern). |
17th century
See also: Rio de la Plata governorate, East Bank, Government of Santa Fe and Current Government Trend.
| Portrait | Governor | Period | Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Francisco de Salas | January 1601 - 1 August 1602 | No title of Lieutenant General of Governorship. | |
| Pedro de Cabrera | 1 August 1602 - early 1603 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Manuel de Frías | principles – mid-1603 | Thirteenth lieutenant of governor. | |
| Thomas Garay and Becerra | mid – end of 1603 | Thirteenth Lieutenant Governor. | |
| Pedro Martínez de Zavala | 1603 – 31 December 1604 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Thomas Garay and Becerra | 1 January – mid 1605 | Fourteenth Lieutenant Governor. | |
| Víctor Casas de Mendoza | mid-1605 – mid 1606 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Rodrigo Ortiz de Zárate | mid – September 1606 | Sixteenth lieutenant of governor. | |
| Simon of Valdez | September 1606 – 31 December 1607 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Manuel de Frías | 1 January 1608 – early 1609 | Eighteenth lieutenant of governor. | |
| Juan de Vergara | principles – end of 1609 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Juan Gil Zambrana | 1609 - early 1611 | No title of Lieutenant General. | |
| Manuel de Frías | principles of 1611 - 31 December 1612 | Vigesimoprimer lieutenant governor (titular). | |
| Mateo Leal de Ayala | 31 December 1612 – 26 December 1613 | We watch another Lieutenant Governor General. | |
| Juan de Aguinaga | 26 December 1613 - 9 May 1615 | ||
| Pedro García de Arredondo | 9 May – end of 1615 | ||
| Pedro Gutiérrez | 1615 – 17 November 1618 | ||
| Gil de Oscáriz Carvajal | 17 November 1618 – early 1619 | Twenty-seventh lieutenant of governor, under the new governorate of the Rio de la Plata. | |
| Luis de Azpeitía | principles – 25 May 1619 | (Interino). | |
| Gil de Oscáriz Carvajal | 25 May 1619 - 1621 | Vigesimoctavo Lieutenant of Governor. | |
| Gabriel Sánchez de Ojeda | 1621 - 1622 | ||
| Gil de Oscáriz Carvajal | 1622 - 1623 | Thirtieth governor's lieutenant. | |
| Diego Páez Clavijo | 1623 - 1631 | ||
| Juan de Tapia Vargas | 1631 - 1633 | ||
| Sebastián de Orduña | 1633 - 1636 | ||
| Francisco Velásquez Meléndez | 1636 - 1638 | Trigesimocuarto Lieutenant Governor. | |
| Gaspar de Gaete | 1638 - 1639 | ||
| Juan Bernando de la Cueva Benavides | 1639 - 1641 | ||
| Pedro de Rojas y Acevedo | 1641 - 1642 | ||
| Luis de Aresti | 1642 - 1650 | ||
| Juan Gutiérrez de Umanes | 1650 - 1653 | ||
| Francisco Velásquez Meléndez | 1653 - 1657 | Forty-third lieutenant of governor. | |
| Eugenio de Castro | 1657 - 1661 | ||
| Pedro Morales and Mercado | 1661 - 1665 | First correcter. | |
| Red Beloved | 1665 - 1668 | Second correcter. | |
| Pedro de Ocampo | 1668 - 1670 | Third correcter. | |
| Juan Arias de Saavedra | 1670 - 1672 | Corrective room. | |
| Lorenzo Flores de Santa Cruz | 1672 - 1674 | Fifth correcter. | |
| Cristóbal Lobatón | 1674 - 1676 | Corrective sex. | |
| Ignacio Fernández de Agüero | 1676 - 1677 | Seventh and last correcter. | |
| Luis Jofré | 1677 - 1680 | ||
| Juan Pacheco | 1680 - 1685 | ||
| José de Herrera and Sotomayor | 1685 - 1688 | ||
| Luis Maciel del Águila | 1688 - 1693 | ||
| Miguel de Riglos y de la Bastida | 1693 - 1699 |
18th century
See also: Government of Montevideo, Superintendence of Patagonia, subordinate governorate of the Falkland Islands and Government of the Guaraní Missions.
| Portrait | Governor | Period | Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jerónimo de Gaete | 7 January 1705 - 1708 | ||
| Mayors of Buenos Aires | 1708 – 23 May 1715 | Elected annually, the nine mayors also held the position of lieutenants of Governor General of Buenos Aires. In 1712 two were elected. | |
| José Ruiz de Arellano | 23 May 1715 – 11 July 1717 | ||
| Antonio de Larrazábal | 11 July 1717 - 1734 | ||
| Alonso de la Vega | 1754 - 1758 | ||
| Francisco Moreiras | 1758 – 31 December 1759 | ||
| Diego de Salas | 1 January 1760 - 1766 |
Governors of the Superintendency of Buenos Aires (1783-1820)
See also: Entre Ríos Command, Patagones Command and Commander of the Falkland Islands.
| From | Till | Governor | Portrait |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 July 1783 | 8 May 1788 | Francisco de Paula Sanz (1745 - 1810) | .png) |
| 8 May 1788 | 4 December 1789 | Nicolás Felipe Cristobal del Campo II Marquis de Loreto (1725 - 1803) |  |
| 4 December 1789 | 16 March 1795 | Nicolás de Arredondo (1740 - 1802) | |
| 16 March 1795 | 15 April 1797 | Pedro Melo de Portugal y Villena Knight of the Order of James, gentle chamberman of His Majesty, first knight of the queen and general lieutenant of the Royal Armies (1734 - 1797) |  |
| 15 April 1797 | 2 May 1797 | Real Audiencia de Buenos Aires | |
| 2 May 1797 | 14 May 1799 | Antonio Olaguer Feliú Knight of the Order of Charles III and Marshal of the camp of the Royal Armies (1742 - 1813) |  |
| 14 May 1799 | 20 May 1801 | Gabriel Miguel de Avilés and the Fierro IV Marquis de Avilés (1735 - 1810) |  |
| 20 May 1801 | 11 April 1804 | Joaquín del Pino Sánchez de Rozas Romero y Negrete (1729 - 1804) |  |
| 23 April 1804 | 10 February 1807 | Rafael de Sobremonte y Núñez III Marquis de Sobremonte (1745 - 1827) |  |
| 10 February 1807 | 30 June 1809 | Santiago Antonio María de Liniers and Bremont (1753 - 1810) |  |
| 30 June 1809 | 25 May 1810 | Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros and La Torre (1755 - 1829) |  |
| 25 May 1810 | 22 September 1811 | First Board (internal) |  |
| 10 February 1812 | 14 February 1813 | Miguel de Azcuénaga (provision), brother-in-law Antonio Olaguer Feliú |  |
| 14 February 1813 | 16 April 1815 | Antonio González Balcarce |  |
| 16 April 1815 | 19 May 1815 | The Cabildo of Buenos Aires (internal) |  |
| 19 May 1815 | 8 June 1818 | Manuel Luis de Oliden |  |
| 8 June 1818 | 30 July 1818 | José Rondeau |  |
| 30 July 1818 | 12 November 1818 | Juan Ramón Balcarce |  |
| 13 November 1818 | 16 March 1819 | Eustoquio Díaz Vélez (intern) |  |
| 17 March 1819 | 9 February 1820 | Juan Ramón Balcarce | |
| 9 February 1820 | 11 February 1820 | Matías Miguel de Irigoyen |  |
Governors of the province of Buenos Aires and heads of the National Executive Branch (1820-1852)
| Portrait | Governor | Home | Fin | Party | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matías Miguel de Irigoyen | 11 February 1820 | 18 February 1820 | - | ||
 | Manuel de Sarratea | 18 February 1820 | 6 March 1820 | - | Provisory. | |
| Juan Ramón Balcarce | 6 March 1820 | 11 March 1820 | Federal | Provisory. | |
| Manuel de Sarratea | 11 March 1820 | 2 May 1820 | - | ||
 | Ildefonso Ramos Mexía | 2 May 1820 | 20 June 1820 | - | ||
| El Cabildo de Buenos Aires | 20 June 1820 | 23 June 1820 | - | Interino. | |
 | Miguel Estanislao Soler | 23 June 1820 | 29 June 1820 | Federal | Provisory. | |
 | Manuel Dorrego | 29 June 1820 | 20 September 1820 | Federal | Provisory. | |
 | Martín Rodríguez | 20 September 1820 | 2 April 1824 | - | ||
 | Juan Gregorio de Las Heras | 2 April 1824 | 7 February 1826 | - | ||
| Presidents of the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata (the provincial authorities) | 7 February 1826 | 17 August 1827 | - | |||
| Manuel Dorrego | 17 August 1827 | 1 December 1828 | Federal | ||
 | Juan Galo Lavallede facto) | 1 December 1828 | 26 June 1829 | Unit | de facto. Defeated at the Battle of Marquez Bridge. | |
 | Juan José Viamonte | 26 June 1829 | 6 December 1829 | Federal | Provisory. | |
 | Juan Manuel de Rosas | 6 December 1829 | 5 December 1832 | Federal | ||
| Juan Ramón Balcarce | 5 December 1832 | 4 November 1833 | Federal | ||
| Juan José Viamonte | 4 November 1833 | 27 June 1834 | Federal | ||
 | Manuel Vicente Maza | 27 June 1834 | 7 March 1835 | Federal | Interino. | |
| Juan Manuel de Rosas | 7 March 1835 | 3 February 1852 | Federal | Defeated at the Caseros Battle. | |
 | Vicente López and Planes | 3 February 1852 | 26 July 1852 | - | Provisory. | |
 | Just José de Urquiza | 26 July 1852 | 4 September 1852 | Federal | Provisory. | |
 | José Miguel Galán | 4 September 1852 | 11 September 1852 | Federal | Provisory. | |
Governors of the State of Buenos Aires (1852-1862)
| Portrait | Governor | Home | Fin | Party | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Manuel Guillermo Pinto | 11 September 1852 | 31 October 1852 | Unit | Interino. | |
 | Valentine Alsina | 31 October 1852 | 7 December 1852 | Unit | ||
| Manuel Guillermo Pinto | 7 December 1852 | 28 June 1853 | Unit | Interino. | |
| Board of Ministers | 28 June 1853 | 24 July 1853 | - | |||
 | Obligorized Pastor | 24 July 1853 | 27 May 1854 | Unit | Provisory. | |
| 27 May 1854 | 21 December 1858 | |||||
| Valentine Alsina | 21 December 1858 | 8 November 1859 | Unit | ||
 | Felipe Llavallolol | 8 November 1859 | 3 May 1860 | Unit | Interino. | |
 | Bartolomé Mitre | 3 May 1860 | 11 October 1862 | Unit | ||
Governors of the province of Buenos Aires before the Sáenz Peña Law (1862-1914)
See also: Law Sáenz Peña
| Portrait | Governor | Home | Fin | Party | Notes | Deputy Governor | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Vicente Cazón | 11 October 1862 | 15 October 1862 | - | In charge of the executive branch. | Uncreated cargo | ||
 | Mariano Saavedra | 15 October 1862 | 3 May 1866 | - | Provisory, then elected headline. | |||
 | Adolfo Alsina | 3 May 1866 | 10 October 1868 | PA | ||||
 | Emilio Castro | 10 October 1868 | 3 May 1872 | PA | ||||
 | Mariano Acosta | 3 May 1872 | 12 September 1874 | PA | ||||
 | Alvaro Barros | 12 September 1874 | 1 May 1875 | - | In charge of the executive branch. | |||
 | Carlos Casares | 1 May 1875 | 1 May 1878 | PANEL | Luis Sáenz Peña | |||
 | Carlos Tejedor | 1 May 1878 | 1 July 1880 | - | He resigned after the 1880 Revolution. | José María Moreno | ||
 | José María Moreno | 1 July 1880 | 18 July 1880 | - | Deputy Governor, took office after the resignation of Carlos Tejedor. | Vacant | ||
 | José María Bustillo | 18 July 1880 | 11 October 1880 | - | Federal interventionist. | |||
 | Juan José Romero | 11 October 1880 | 1 May 1881 | - | Federal interventionist. | |||
 | Dardo Rocha | 1 May 1881 | 1 May 1884 | PANEL | Adolfo Gonzales Chaves | |||
 | Carlos Alfredo D'Amico | 1 May 1884 | 1 May 1887 | - | Cardoso Matías | |||
 | Maximum Peace | 1 May 1887 | 1 May 1890 | PANEL | Claudio Stegmann (on 28 October 1887) | |||
| Vacant | ||||||||
 | July A. Costa | 1 May 1890 | 8 August 1893 | PANEL | Defeated by the Revolution of 1893. | Victor del Carril | ||
| Juan Carlos Belgrano | 8 August 1893 | 18 August 1893 | UCR | Governor during the Revolution of 1893. | Vacant | ||
 | Eduardo Olivera | 18 August 1893 | 21 September 1893 | PANEL | Federal interventionist. | |||
 | Lucio Vicente López | 21 September 1893 | 1 May 1894 | PANEL | Federal interventionist. | |||
.jpg) | Guillermo Udaondo | 1 May 1894 | 1 May 1898 | UCN | José Inocencio Arias (PAN) | |||
 | Bernardo de Irigoyen | 1 May 1898 | 1 May 1902 | UCR | Alfredo Demarchi (UCR) (Since 7 June 1898) | |||
 | Marcelino Ugarte | 1 May 1902 | 1 May 1906 | PANEL | Adolfo Saldías (UCR) | |||
 | Ignacio Darío Irigoyen | 1 May 1906 | 1 May 1910 | PANEL | Faustino M. Lezica | |||
 | José Inocencio Arias | 1 May 1910 | 12 September 1912 | PANEL | He died in office. | Ezekiel de la Serna | ||
 | Ezekiel de la Serna | 12 September 1912 | 15 March 1913 | PANEL | Vice governor, took office after the death of José Inocencio Arias. He died in office. | Vacant | ||
 | Eduardo Arana | 15 March 1913 | 2 July 1913 | PANEL | President of the Senate of Buenos Aires. | |||
.jpg) | Juan Manuel Ortiz de Rosas | 2 July 1913 | 1 September 1913 | PANEL | He died in office. | Luis García | ||
 | Luis García | 1 September 1913 | 1 May 1914 | PANEL | Vice-governor, took office after the death of Juan Manuel Ortiz de Rosas. | Vacant | ||
Governors of the province of Buenos Aires after the Sáenz Peña Law (1914-present)
A federal comptroller appointed by a democratic government. A federal comptroller appointed by a de facto government.
| Portrait | Governor | Home | Fin | Party | Election | Notes | Deputy Governor | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Marcelino Ugarte | 1 May 1914 | 24 April 1917 | PANEL | 1913 | Vicente Peralta Alvear | |||
 | José Luis Cantilo | 24 April 1917 | 1 May 1918 | UCR | - | Federal interventionist. (Hiply Yrigoyen) | Vacant | ||
 | José Camilo Crotto | 1 May 1918 | 20 May 1921 | UCR | 1918 | He quit. | Luis Monteverde | ||
 | Luis Monteverde | 20 May 1921 | 1 May 1922 | UCR | Deputy Governor, took office after the resignation of José Camilo Crotto. | Vacant | |||
| José Luis Cantilo | 1 May 1922 | 1 May 1926 | UCR | 1921 | Pedro Solanet | |||
 | Valentín Vergara | 1 May 1926 | 1 May 1930 | UCR | 1925 | Victorian of Ortuzar | |||
 | Nereo Crovetto | 1 May 1930 | 9 September 1930 | UCR | 1929 | Juan Garralda | |||
 | Carlos Meyer Pellegrini | 9 September 1930 | 31 December 1930 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | Vacant | ||
 | Clodomiro Zavalía | 31 December 1930 | 19 January 1931 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | |||
| Carlos Meyer Pellegrini | 19 January 1931 | 4 May 1931 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | |||
| Mariano Vedia (H) | 4 May 1931 | 12 May 1931 | - | - | Delegate. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | |||
 | Manuel Ramón Alvarado | 12 May 1931 | 2 October 1931 | PDN | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | |||
 | Raymundo Meabe | 2 October 1931 | 18 February 1932 | PLCo | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Golpe de Estado de 1930) | |||
 | Honorio Pueyrredón | Elect, cancelled elections | UCR | April1931 | Mario Guido | ||||
 | Federico Martínez de Hoz | 18 February 1932 | 15 March 1935 | PDN | Nov.1931 | He quit. | Raúl Díaz | ||
 | Raúl Díaz | 15 March 1935 | 20 January 1936 | PDN | Deputy Governor, took office after the resignation of Federico Martínez de Hoz. | Vacant | |||
 | Edgardo J. Míguez | 20 January 1936 | 29 January 1936 | PDN | - | President of the Senate of Buenos Aires. | |||
| Raúl Díaz | 29 January 1936 | 18 February 1936 | PDN | - | ||||
 | Manuel Fresco | 18 February 1936 | 7 March 1940 | PDN | 1935 | Aurelio Amoedo | |||
 | Alberto Barceló | Elect, cancelled elections | PDN | 1940 | Edgardo J. Míguez | ||||
 | Luis Ángel Cassinelli | 7 March 1940 | 13 March 1940 | - | - | National Commissioner. (Roberto M. Ortiz) | Vacant | ||
 | Octavio R. Amadeo | 13 March 1940 | 27 May 1940 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Roberto M. Ortiz) | |||
| Carlos Herrera | 27 May 1940 | 4 June 1940 | - | - | Delegate. | |||
| Octavio R. Amadeo | 4 June 1940 | 1 February 1941 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Roberto M. Ortiz) | |||
| Eduardo T. López | 1 February 1941 | 3 February 1941 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Ramón Castillo) | |||
 | Eleazar Videla | 3 February 1941 | 2 September 1941 | - | - | National Commissioner. (Ramón Castillo) | |||
| Enrique I. Rottjer | 2 September 1941 | 9 September 1941 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Ramón Castillo) | |||
| Dimas González Gowland | 9 September 1941 | 7 January 1942 | - | - | National Commissioner. (Ramón Castillo) | |||
 | Rodolfo Moreno | 7 January 1942 | 13 April 1943 | PDN | 1941 | He quit. | Edgardo J. Míguez | ||
| Edgardo J. Míguez | 13 April 1943 | 12 June 1943 | PDN | Vice-governor, took office after the resignation of Rodolfo Moreno. | Vacant | |||
| Oscar Cazalas | 12 June 1943 | 17 June 1943 | - | - | National Commissioner de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Armando Verdaguer | 17 June 1943 | 22 December 1943 | - | - | National Commissioner de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Faustino J. Legón | 22 December 1943 | 31 December 1943 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Julio Oscar Ojea | 31 December 1943 | 5 May 1944 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Luis García Mata | 5 May 1944 | 19 July 1944 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
 | Juan Carlos Sanguinetti | 19 July 1944 | 27 December 1944 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Roberto M. Vanetta | 27 December 1944 | 12 January 1945 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
 | Juan Atilio Bramuglia | 12 January 1945 | 19 September 1945 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Ramon del Río | 19 September 1945 | 28 September 1945 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Alberto H. Reales | 28 September 1945 | 17 October 1945 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Francisco Arturo Sainz Kelly | 17 October 1945 | 25 October 1945 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
 | Ramón Albariño | 25 October 1945 | 22 January 1946 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Juan Enrique Coronas | 22 January 1946 | 24 January 1946 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
| Francisco Arturo Sainz Kelly | 24 January 1946 | 16 May 1946 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution of 43) | |||
 | Merchant Sunday | 16 May 1946 | 4 June 1950 | PL | 1946 | John the Baptist Machado | |||
| 4 June 1950 | 4 June 1952 | P | 1950 | José Luis Passerini | |||||
 | Carlos Aloé | 4 June 1952 | 24 September 1955 | P | 1951 | Carlos Antonio Díaz | |||
 | Arturo Ossorio Arana | 24 September 1955 | 9 November 1955 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Liberating Revolution) | Vacant | ||
| Juan María Mathet | 9 November 1955 | 14 November 1955 | - | - | Delegate. (Liberating Revolution) | |||
| Emilio A. Bonnecarre | 14 November 1955 | 2 May 1958 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Liberating Revolution) | |||
 | Oscar Alende | 2 May 1958 | 19 March 1962 | UCRI | 1958 | Arturo Crosetti | |||
.jpg) | Andrés Framini | Elect, he never got to assume | UP | 1962 | Francisco Marcos Anglada | ||||
| Guillermo Vicente Salas Martínez | 19 March 1962 | 20 March 1962 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Arturo Frondizi) | Vacant | ||
 | Jorge Bermúdez Emparanza | 20 March 1962 | 12 April 1962 | - | - | Federal interventionist. (Arturo Frondizi) | |||
 | Roberto Etchepareborda | 12 April 1962 | 1 June 1962 | UCRI | - | National Commissioner de facto. (1962 coup d ' état) | |||
| Ceferino Merbilhaa | 1 June 1962 | 23 October 1962 | - | - | National Commissioner de facto. (1962 coup d ' état) | |||
| Felix Trigo Viera | 23 October 1962 | 24 April 1963 | - | - | National Commissioner de facto. (1962 coup d ' état) | |||
 | Francisco A. Imaz | 24 April 1963 | 12 October 1963 | - | - | National Commissioner de facto. (1962 coup d ' état) | |||
 | Anselmo Marini | 12 October 1963 | 28 June 1966 | UCRP | 1963 | Ricardo Lavalle | |||
| Jorge Federico Von Stecher | 28 June 1966 | 4 July 1966 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution Argentina) | Vacant | ||
| Francisco A. Imaz | 4 July 1966 | 11 June 1969 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution Argentina) | |||
 | Saturnino Llorente | 16 June 1969 | 10 June 1970 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution Argentina) | |||
| Horacio Carlos Rivara | 10 June 1970 | 7 September 1971 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution Argentina) | |||
 | Miguel Moragues | 7 September 1971 | 25 May 1973 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Revolution Argentina) | |||
 | Oscar Bidegain | 25 May 1973 | 26 January 1974 | PJ | 1973 | He quit. | Victorio Calabró | ||
 | Victorio Calabró | 26 January 1974 | 24 March 1976 | PJ | Vice-governor, assumed office after the resignation of Oscar Bidegain. | Vacant | |||
 | Adolfo Sigwald | 24 March 1976 | 7 April 1976 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Process of National Reorganization) | |||
 | Ibérico Saint-Jean | 7 April 1976 | 29 March 1981 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Process of National Reorganization) | |||
 | Oscar Bartolomé Gallino | 29 March 1981 | 8 January 1982 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Process of National Reorganization) | |||
 | Jorge Aguado | 8 January 1982 | 10 December 1983 | - | - | Federal intervention de facto. (Process of National Reorganization) | |||
 | Alejandro Armendáriz | 10 December 1983 | 10 December 1987 | UCR | 1983 | Elva Roulet | |||
.jpg) | Antonio Cafiero | 10 December 1987 | 10 December 1991 | PJ | 1987 | Luis María Macaya | |||
 | Eduardo Duhalde | 10 December 1991 | 10 December 1995 | PJ | 1991 | Rafael Romá | |||
| 10 December 1995 | 10 December 1999 | 1995 | |||||||
.png) | Carlos Ruckauf | 10 December 1999 | 3 January 2002 | PJ | 1999 | He resigned to assume as Chancellor. | Felipe Solá | ||
 | Felipe Solá | 3 January 2002 | 10 December 2003 | PJ | Deputy Governor, took office after the resignation of Carlos Ruckauf. | Vacant | |||
| 10 December 2003 | 10 December 2007 | 2003 | Graciela Giannettasio | ||||||
 | Daniel Scioli | 10 December 2007 | 10 December 2011 | PJ | 2007 | Alberto Balestrini | |||
| 10 December 2011 | 10 December 2015 | 2011 | Gabriel Mariotto | ||||||
 | María Eugenia Vidal | 10 December 2015 | 10 December 2019 | PRO | 2015 | First woman in office. | Daniel Salvador (UCR) | ||
 | Axel Kicillof | December 11, 2019 | Position | Ind. (up to 2021) | 2019 | Veronica Magario | |||
| PJ | |||||||||
Temporary line of governors of Buenos Aires since 1983
Living ex-governors
- Living governors
Victorio Calabró
(1974-1976)
19 May 1929 (93 years)
Eduardo Duhalde
(1991-1999)
5 October 1941 (81 years)
Carlos Ruckauf
(1999-2002)
10 July 1944 (78 years)
Felipe Solá
(2002-2007)
23 July 1950 (72 years)
Daniel Scioli
(2007-2015)
13 January 1957 (66 years)
María Eugenia Vidal
(2015-2019)
8 September 1973 (49 years)
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