# Federico Storani

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Argentine politician

**Federico Storani** (born 5 August 1950) is an Argentine politician, who served as [Minister of the Interior](/source/Ministry_of_the_Interior_(Argentina)) during the presidency of [Fernando de la Rúa](/source/Fernando_de_la_R%C3%BAa) between December 1999 and March 2001. A member of [Radical Civic Union](/source/Radical_Civic_Union), he served several times as [National Deputy](/source/Argentine_Chamber_of_Deputies) representing the [Buenos Aires Province](/source/Buenos_Aires_Province).[1][2]

He is the son of the renowned politician [Conrado Storani](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Conrado_Storani&action=edit&redlink=1). He grew up in [Río Cuarto](/source/R%C3%ADo_Cuarto%2C_C%C3%B3rdoba), [Córdoba](/source/C%C3%B3rdoba_Province%2C_Argentina), where he made his elementary and high school. Then he moved to [La Plata](/source/La_Plata) to study law where he obtained his degree at the [National University of La Plata](/source/National_University_of_La_Plata). He was elected to the Argentine congress in 1983 and the last time was in 2003.[3]

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["Argentina Interior Minister Resigns"](https://apnews.com/article/f482eb6f411d5269e51e0378dd175871). Associated Press. 16 March 2001. Retrieved 17 December 2021.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** ["Argentina's Interior Minister Quits in Protest"](https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-mar-17-fi-38950-story.html). Los Angeles Times. 16 March 2001. Retrieved 17 December 2021.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** ["Federico Storani, un radical histórico que llegó a ministro del Interior"](https://www.infobae.com/2016/04/01/1801232-federico-storani-un-radical-historico-que-llego-ministro-del-interior/). Infobae. 1 April 2016. Retrieved 17 December 2021.

v t e Cabinet of President Fernando de la Rúa (1999–2001) President Fernando de la Rúa Vice president Carlos Álvarez (1999–2000) Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers Rodolfo Terragno Chrystian Colombo Ministry of Interior Federico Storani Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship Adalberto Rodríguez Giavarini Ministry of Defense Ricardo López Murphy Ministry of Economy José Luis Machinea Ricardo López Murphy Domingo Cavallo Ministry of Education Juan José Llach Ministry of Labour Alberto Flamarique Patricia Bullrich Ministry of Health and Social Development Héctor Lombardo Minister of Justice Ricardo Gil Lavedra Ministry of Infrastructure Nicolás Gallo

v t e « 2001–2003 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2003–2005 » 2005–2007 » Election cycles: 2001 2003 President: Eduardo Camaño PJ (94) BA: Bianchi Silvestre Cicogna Coto Falbo Rapetti Sluga Ubaldini DF: Argüello Conte Grand Ritondo Roy CT: Cerezo De la Barrera CC: R. González Goy Mongelo CH: Cisterna De Bernardi Ingram CB: Caserio Cittadini de Montes Heredia Fernández Limia O. González Johnson Monayar J. Montoya Narducci Richter Roggero CN: Lugo Perié Pruyas ER: Bertolyotti Cettour Daud Osuna R. Romero FM: Bejarano Bortolozzi De la Rosa Roquel JY: Daza Fellner Snopek LP: Baladrón Mediza Osorio LR: G. Herrera Quintela MZ: Amstutz Fadel Fernández Pilati MN: Humada Irrazábal Isla Peso Sartori NQ: Llambi G. Romero RN: Larreguy Nemirovsci SA: Daher Lovaglio Saravia Tanoni Urtubey SJ: Basualdo Elizondo Ferrá de Bartol Gioja R. Godoy SC: Arnold Esteban Kuney Varizat SF: Alarcón Baltuzzi Fiol Foresi Giorgetti J. González J. Gutiérrez Lamberto Marconato Sellares SE: Cantos Figueroa Olmos Palomo Salim TF: Baigorria Bertone Gallo TM: R. Álvarez Córdoba Díaz Falu Vargas Aignasse UCR (45) BA: Cappelleri Costa Jano Moreau Panzoni Stolbizer Storani DF: Neri Zbar CT: Pernasetti CC: Bayonzo Montenegro H. Romero Zimmermann CH: Cambareri Di Benedetto CB: Leonelli Leyba de Martí Molinari Romero F. Montoya Negri CN: Breard ER: Cecco Cusinato Jaroslavsky JY: Ferrín Giubergia Nieva LP: Pérez Martínez LR: J. Martínez MZ: Abdala Borsani Fayad Iglesias MN: Damiani RN: Chironi Hernández SJ: Mínguez SC: A. Martínez SF: Beccani De Lajonquiere Puig Storero Tate SE: Ábalos PF (34) BA: Agüero Álvarez Atanasof Basile Blanco Brown E. Camaño G. Camaño Casanovas Cassese Chiacchio Correa Di Landro Díaz Bancalari Doga Ferri Frigeri González de Duhalde Landau C. Martínez S. Martínez M. Pérez O. Rodríguez J. Romero Rubini Ruckauf Stella Toledo Tulio Villaverde Vitale DF: Monti SA: Chaya SE: Pinto Bruchmann ARI (10) BA: De Nuccio Macaluse Maffei J. A. Pérez M. Rodríguez DF: M. González Musa SF: S. García Piccinini TF: Ríos FMP (7) BA: Morales Posse Rico SL: Bianchi Lemme L'Huillier Mirabile Poggi Rodríguez Saá PS (6) BA: Basteiro Rivas DF: Barbagelata Polino CB: E. García SF: Di Pollina Con. (4) DF: Bonasso Roselli CN: Méndez MN: Bosch Enc. (4) BA: Jarque DF: Giudici Marino RN: Accavallo MPN (4) NQ: Comelli Jalil E. Lozano A. C. Pérez FPB (3) BA: Artola Franco Garrido Arceo FR (3) TM: E. A. Jerez Lix Klett Torres Pa.U.Fe (3) BA: Bonacorsi Mansur Rattín FPS (3) BA: Filomeno DF: Garré LP: Ferrigno CPC (2) DF: Pinedo Vanossi FCSC (2) CT: Garín de Tula Maldonado PARES (2) SA: Sosa Zottos PN (5) CB: Alonso Merino PP (2) LR: Menem Oviedo Others (22) BA: Alchouron (APR) Dellepiane Castro Ocaña Monteagudo (PI) Carbonetto López Cafiero F. Gutiérrez DF: De Brasi C. Lozano Pérez Suárez Zamora (AyL) Tinnirello Cantini Walsh (IU) CB: Bossa (UCEDE) CN: Canteros Macchi (PANU) ER: J. Godoy FM: Venica MZ: Llano (PDM) SJ: Baigorri SF: Natale (PDP) TF: Wilder TM: E. E. Jerez § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

v t e « 2003–2005 « National Deputies of Argentina, 2005–2007 » 2007–2009 » Election cycles: 2003 2005 President: Alberto Balestrini FPV–PJ (113) BA: Agüero Álvarez Rodríguez Artola Balestrini Bernazza Bianchi Silvestre Carlotto César Cicogna Conti Depetri Di Tullio Dovena M. García Garrido Arceo F. Gutiérrez Ilarregui Kunkel Moreno Recalde Rosso Sluga West DF: Argüello Bielsa Coscia De Brasi Marcó del Pont J. Marino Morgado CT: De la Barrera CC: Mongelo Soto CH: De Bernardi García de Moreno N. González Ingram Marconetto CB: Accastello Cantero Gutiérrez Caserio Cittadini de Montes Heredia López Monayar Montoya Richter Vaca Narvaja CN: Carmona Galantini Méndez de Ferreyra Perié ER: Daud Lauritto Osuna Romero Solanas FM: Bejarano De la Rosa Díaz Roig Román Roquel JY: Cavadini Daza Moisés Snopek LP: Baladrón Ferrigno Mediza Osorio LR: G. Herrera MZ: Fadel Fernández Genem Thomas MN: Bianco Bosch de Sartori Irrazábal Iturrieta Kakubur Peso Sartori NQ: Massei RN: Arriaga Nemirovsci SA: Canela Daher Lovaglio Saravia Salum Urtubey SJ: Elizondo Ferrá de Bartol Gioja R. Godoy Uñac Torino SC: Canevarolo Córdoba Esteban G. Gutiérrez SF: Berraute Dalla Fontana Fiol Giorgetti J. González Lamberto Marconato Rossi § Sylvestre Begnis SE: Cantos Figueroa F. Salim Olmos Velarde TF: Bertone Gallo TM: Díaz A. Herrera Rojkés de Alperovich J. Salim Vargas Aignasse UCR (25) BA: Azcoiti Baragiola Costa Ferro Jano Panzoni Storani DF: Giudici CC: Bayonzo Beveraggi Fabris Montenegro Rozas Zimmermann CH: Cambareri CB: Aguad Leyba de Martí Negri ER: Cecco Varisco JY: Giubergia Nieva LP: Kroneberger LR: Martínez MZ: Abdala Borsani Cornejo Iglesias Lemos RN: Chironi § Cuevas Hernández SC: Acuña Kunz SF: Beccani Morini Storero Tate PF (19) BA: Atanasof G. Camaño Chiacchio Coirini Di Landro Díaz Bancalari § Landau Müller M. Pérez Porto Rico O. Rodríguez Ruckauf Stella Toledo Tulio Villaverde CT: Barrionuevo LR: Santander ARI (14) BA: Macaluse § Maffei Naim J. A. Pérez Quiroz Raimundi M. Rodríguez DF: Bisutti García Méndez M. González Sánchez SF: S. García TF: Gorbacz Ríos JN (11) BA: Álvarez E. Camaño Cassese De Narváez Doga Ferri Sarghini § DF: Monti LR: Menem Oviedo MN: Peso PRO (11) BA: Burzaco Tonelli DF: Bertol Bullrich Galvalisi Ginzburg Macri Martini Pinedo Vanossi § E. E. Jerez PN (5) CB: Alonso Ardid Delich Merino § Morandini PS (5) CB: Sesma SF: Augsburger § Binner Di Pollina Zancada MPN (4) NQ: Acuña Brillo Comelli A. C. Pérez § FMP (4) SL: Bianchi Lemme Lusquiños § Poggi Torrontegui Pa.U.Fe (3) BA: Bonacorsi Mansur § Tomaz FR (2) TM: E. A. Jerez Lix Klett § PARES (2) SA: Diez § Sosa Zottos Con. (2) ER: L. Godoy § Martínez Garbino FPB (2) BA: Dellepiane Franco § FCSC (2) CT: Collantes § Garín de Tula FCpS (6) SE: Brue § Oliva Others (15) 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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