# Marcelo Guinle

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Argentine judge and politician

Marcelo Guinle National Senator In office 10 December 2001 – 10 December 2015 Constituency Chubut Provisional President of the Senate In office 4 December 2003 – 22 February 2006 Preceded by José Luis Gioja Succeeded by José Pampuro Mayor of Comodoro Rivadavia In office 10 December 1995 – 10 December 1999 Personal details Born Marcelo Alejandro Horacio Guinle (1947-09-28)28 September 1947 Santa Fe, Argentina Died 8 June 2017(2017-06-08) (aged 69) Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina Party Justicialist Party Other political affiliations Front for Victory 2003–2016) Spouse Lilia Castillo Alma mater Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina Profession Lawyer, accountant

**Marcelo Alejandro Horacio Guinle** (28 September 1947 – 8 June 2017) was an [Argentine](/source/Argentina) [Justicialist Party](/source/Justicialist_Party) politician. He served as a [Senator](/source/Argentine_Senate) for [Chubut Province](/source/Chubut_Province) and was the president of the Supreme Court of Chubut until his death.[1]

## Biography

Born in [Santa Fe](/source/Santa_Fe%2C_Argentina), Guinle enrolled at the [Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina](/source/Pontifical_Catholic_University_of_Argentina) and earned a Law Degree in 1974. He served as a legal adviser to the state-owned energy firm [YPF](/source/YPF) from 1974 to 1979, and entered afterward into a private practice in [Chubut Province](/source/Chubut_Province) as a labor lawyer. He was later appointed as a Civil, Commercial and Labor Judge on the [Comodoro Rivadavia](/source/Comodoro_Rivadavia) circuit and on the Chamber of Appeals of both [Trelew](/source/Trelew) and Comodoro Rivadavia. Guinle married Lilia Castillo, and has three sons and three grandsons.

Guinle entered politics as Government Secretary for the Municipality of Comodoro Rivadavia in 1986. He was appointed Minister of Government, Education and Justice for Chubut Province by the newly elected Governor Néstor Perl in 1987, and he served in the post until 1989. He was among those elected to the [National Constitutional Convention of 1994](/source/1994_amendment_of_the_Argentine_Constitution) to reform the [Constitution of Argentina](/source/Constitution_of_Argentina) and in 1995 he was elected Mayor of Comodoro Rivadavia. He ran in 1999 as the [Justicialist Party](/source/Justicialist_Party) candidate for governor of Chubut Province, but lost to José Luis Lizurume of the center-left [Alliance](/source/Alliance_for_Work%2C_Justice_and_Education).

Guinle meanwhile earned a degree in Accountancy from the [University of Morón](/source/Universidad_de_Mor%C3%B3n) in 2000. He was elected to the [Argentine Senate](/source/Argentine_Senate) in 2001 as the minority senator for Chubut; he was re-elected for a six-year term in 2003 with 47% of the vote. In December 2003 he became [Provisional President of the Argentine Senate](/source/List_of_Provisional_Presidents_of_the_Argentine_Senate), and thus third in line to the [Presidency of the Republic](/source/President_of_Argentina). He served in the post until February 2006, and remained in the Senate in the majority [Front for Victory](/source/Front_for_Victory) caucus established by President [Néstor Kirchner](/source/N%C3%A9stor_Kirchner). He was reelected in 2009 with 56% of the vote.

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["Falleció el ex intendente Marcelo Guinle"](http://www.elpatagonico.com/fallecio-el-ex-intendente-marcelo-guinle-n1555641).

## External links

- [Personal site](https://web.archive.org/web/20061022211404/http://www.guinle.com.ar/)

- [Senate profile](https://web.archive.org/web/20080218192309/http://guinle.senado.gov.ar/)

Preceded by José Luis Gioja Provisional President of the Senate 2003–2006 Succeeded by José Pampuro

Marcelo Guinle navigational boxes v t e « 1998–2001 « National Senators of Argentina, 2001–2003 » 2003–2005 » Election cycle: 2001 President: Vacant Provisional Presidents: Ramón Puerta • Juan Carlos Maqueda • José Luis Gioja PJ (40) BA: Cafiero Duhalde Müller CT: Barrionuevo CC: Capitanich CH: Guinle CB: Bermejo Halak Maqueda Montoya CN: Pardo Viudes ER: Bar Busti FM: Paz Mayans JY: Jenefes LP: Gómez de Bertone Verna LR: Maza Menem Yoma MZ: Pardal Perceval MN: Oviedo Puerta NQ: Gallia RN: Pichetto SA: Escudero López Arias SJ: Gioja Martin SL: Negre de Alonso Ochoa SC: Fernández Fernández de Kirchner SF: Lamberto Latorre SE: Castro Juárez Mera TF: Caparrós Daniele TM: Alperovich Seguí UCR (18) BA: Alfonsín CC: Curletti Moro CH: Maestro Raso CB: Martí ER: Taffarel FM: Lescano JY: Morales LP: Passo MZ: Baglini MN: Losada RN: Falcó Isidori SL: Agundez SC: Prades SF: Usandizaga SE: Zavalía TF: Colazo FCSC (2) CT: Brizuela del Moral § Colombo de Acevedo MPN (2) NQ: Salvatori Sapag Others (8) BA: Conti (Frepaso) DF: Ibarra (FG) Terragno (RI) CN: Chiappe (PLCo) JY: Arancio de Beller (FCJ) SA: Gómez Diez (PARES) SJ: Avelín (CRSJ) TM: Walter (FR) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2001–2003 « National Senators of Argentina, 2003–2005 » 2005–2007 » Election cycles: 2001 2003 President: Daniel Scioli Provisional President: Marcelo Guinle PJ (38) BA: Cafiero Müller DF: Leguizamón CT: Saadi CC: Capitanich CH: Giusti Guinle CB: Giri Urquía CN: Ríos ER: Bar Martínez Pass de Cresto FM: Mayans Paz JY: Jenefes LP: Gallego Marín LR: Maza Yoma MZ: Jaque Perceval MN: Oviedo Puerta NQ: Gallia RN: Pichetto SA: Escudero López Arias SJ: Martin Martinazzo SC: Fernández Fernández de Kirchner SF: Latorre Reutemann SE: Castro Mera TF: Caparrós Daniele TM: Miranda UCR (16) CC: Curletti Mastandrea CH: Massoni CN: Sánchez ER: Taffarel FM: Lescano JY: Morales LP: Marino MZ: Sanz MN: Losada RN: Abrameto Isidori SL: Agundez SC: Prades SE: Zavalía TF: Capos Colazo FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Colombo de Acevedo FR (2) SE: Bussi § Pinchetti de Sierra Morales LyDJ (2) LR: Menem SL: Negre de Alonso MPN (2) NQ: Salvatori Sapag Others (9) BA: Conti (Frepaso) DF: Ibarra (FG) Terragno (RI) CB: Rossi (FN) JY: Arancio de Beller (FCJ) RN: Falcó (RR) SA: Gómez Diez (PARES) SJ: Avelín (CRSJ) SL: Ochoa (ISL) SF: Giustiniani (PS) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2003–2005 « National Senators of Argentina, 2005–2007 » 2007–2009 » Election cycles: 2001 2003 2005 President: Daniel Scioli Provisional President: José Pampuro FPV–PJ (26) BA: Fernández de Kirchner Pampuro DF: Leguizamón CC: Capitanich CH: Giusti Guinle CN: Viudes ER: Bar Martínez Pass de Cresto FM: Bortolozzi Mayans JY: Jenefes Fellner LR: Maza Quintela MZ: Jaque Perceval MN: Viana RN: Pichetto SA: Escudero López Arias SJ: Gioja Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: Kirchner Fernández Forstmann PJ (17) BA: González CT: Saadi CB: Giri CN: Ríos LP: Gallego Marín LR: Menem NQ: Gallia SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá SF: Latorre Reutemann SE: Castro Mera TF: Caparrós Daniele TM: Miranda UCR (15) DF: Terragno CC: Curletti Mastandrea CH: Massoni CN: Sánchez ER: Taffarel FM: Petcoff JY: Morales § LP: Marino MZ: Sanz RN: Abrameto Isidori SC: Martínez SE: Zavalía TF: Capos FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Colombo de Acevedo FRC (2) MN: Closs § Vigo FR (2) TMS: Bussi § Pinchetti de Sierra Morales Salazar § MPN (2) NQ: Salvatori Sapag § Others (6) DF: Ibarra (Frepaso) CB: Rossi (FN) Urquía (UPC) SJ: Basualdo (PyT) SF: Giustiniani (PS) SA: Gómez Diez (PARES) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2005–2007 « National Senators of Argentina, 2007–2009 » 2009–2011 » Election cycles: 2003 2005 2007 President: Julio Cobos Provisional President: José Pampuro FPV–PJ (31) BA: Calcagno Pampuro DF: Filmus CC: Biancalani Corregido CH: Giusti Guinle CN: Viudes ER: Guastavino Osuna FM: Bortolozzi Mayans JY: Jenefes Fellner LR: Maza Quintela MZ: Perceval Troadello MN: Viana NQ: Fuentes Parrilli RN: Bongiorno Pichetto § SA: Escudero Pérez Alsina SJ: Gioja Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: Banicevich Fernández Forstmann PJ (12) BA: González CT: Saadi CB: Giri CN: Ríos LP: Gallego Marín LR: Menem SA: Romero SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá SF: Latorre Reutemann TM: Miranda UCR (10) CC: Nikisch CH: Massoni CN: Sánchez ER: Vera FM: Petcoff JY: Morales § LP: Marino MZ: Sanz RN: Verani SC: A. Martínez ARI (2) TF: Díaz J. Martínez § FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Colombo de Acevedo CC (2) DF: Cabanchik Estenssoro § FCpS (2) SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini § Rached FRC (2) MN: Torres § Vigo FR (2) TM: Pinchetti de Sierra Morales Salazar § Others (7) CB: Rossi (FN) Urquía (UPC) NQ: Lores (MPN) SJ: Basualdo (PyT) SF: Giustiniani (PS) SE: Corradi (SV) TF: Colazo (UF) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2007–2009 « National Senators of Argentina, 2009–2011 » 2011–2013 » Election cycles: 2005 2007 2009 President: Julio Cobos Provisional President: José Pampuro FPV–PJ (34) +FRC, PJ BA: Calcagno Pampuro DF: Filmus CT: Corpacci CC: Biancalani Corregido CH: Guinle ER: Guastavino Osuna FM: Bortolozzi Mayans JY: Jenefes Fellner LP: Higonet Verna § LR: Maza Quintela MZ: Bermejo MN: Torres Viana Vigo NQ: Fuentes Parrilli RN: Bongiorno Pichetto § SJ: Gioja Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: Banicevich Fernández SE: Corradi TF: Colazo TM: Mansilla Rojkés de Alperovich UCR (13) CC: Nikisch CH: Cimadevilla CB: Mestre CN: Artaza ER: Vera FM: Petcoff § JY: Morales LP: Marino MZ: Montero Sanz RN: Verani SC: A. Martínez TM: Cano FCC (2) CB: Juez § Morandini FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Monllau FCpS (2) SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini Rached SFF (2) SF: Latorre Reutemann J8O (2) SA: Romero § Escudero NE (2) TF: Díaz § López J. Martínez PJSL (2) SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá § Others (11) BA: Duhalde (FJ) DF: Cabanchik (PBAF) Estenssoro (CC) CH: Di Perna (TyD) CN: Meabe (PLC) Roldán (FDT) LR: Menem (FyL) NQ: Lores (MPN) SA: Pérez Alsina (PRS) SJ: Basualdo (PyT) SF: Giustiniani (PS) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2009–2011 « National Senators of Argentina, 2011–2013 » 2013–2015 » Election cycles: 2007 2009 2011 President: Amado Boudou Provisional President: Beatriz Rojkés de Alperovich FPV–PJ (34) +FRC, PJ BA: Fernández Leguizamón DF: Filmus CT: Blas CC: Biancalani Corregido CH: Guinle ER: Guastavino Ruiz Díaz FM: De la Rosa Mayans JY: Barrionuevo Fellner LP: Higonet Verna § LR: Aguirre Luna MZ: Bermejo MN: Cabral Giménez Irrazábal NQ: Fuentes Parrilli RN: Bongiorno Pichetto § SJ: Godoy Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: P. González Labado SE: Corradi TF: Colazo TM: Mansilla Rojkés de Alperovich UCR (14) CC: Nikisch CH: Cimadevilla CB: Borello CN: Artaza ER: Vera FM: Petcoff § JY: Morales LP: Marino MZ: Montero Sanz RN: Sosa Verani SC: A. Martínez SE: Rached TM: Cano FCC (2) CB: Juez § Morandini FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Monllau J8O (2) SA: Romero § Escudero NE (2) TF: Díaz § López PJSL (2) SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá § Others (14) BA: Linares (GEN) DF: Cabanchik (PBAF) Estenssoro (CC-ARI) CH: Di Perna (TyD) CN: Meabe (PLC) Roldán (FDT) LR: Menem (FyL) NQ: Lores (MPN) SA: Pérez Alsina (PRS) SJ: Basualdo (PyT) SF: Giustiniani (PS) Latorre (FSF) Reutemann (SFF) SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini (FCpS) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end v t e « 2011–2013 « National Senators of Argentina, 2013–2015 » 2015–2017 » Election cycles: 2009 2011 2013 President: Amado Boudou Provisional President: Beatriz Rojkés / Gerardo Zamora FPV–PJ (34) +FRC, PJ BA: Abal Medina Fernández Leguizamón CT: Blas CC: Aguilar Pilatti Vergara CH: Guinle ER: Guastavino Kunath FM: De la Rosa Mayans JY: Barrionuevo Fellner LP: Higonet Verna § LR: Aguirre Luna MZ: Bermejo MN: Cabral Giménez Irrazábal NQ: Fuentes RN: García Larraburu Pichetto § SA: Fiore Viñuales Urtubey SJ: Godoy Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: P. González Labado TF: Bertone Catalán Magni TM: Mansilla Rojkés de Alperovich UCR (11) CC: Rozas CH: Cimadevilla CB: Borello CN: Artaza FM: Petcoff JY: Morales § LP: Marino MZ: Montero Sanz SC: A. Martínez TM: Cano Elías de Pérez PRO (3) DF: Michetti § Santilli ER: De Angeli FCC (2) CB: Juez § Morandini FCpS (2) SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini § Zamora FCSC (2) CT: Castillo § Monllau MPN (2) NQ: Crexell Pereyra § PJSL (2) SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá § Others (14) BA: Linares (GEN) DF: Solanas (Sur UNEN) CH: Di Perna (TyD) CN: Meabe (PLC) Roldán (FDT) LR: Menem (FyL) RN: Odarda (AFP) SA: Romero (J8O) SJ: Basualdo (PyT) SF: Giustiniani (PS) Latorre (FSF) Reutemann (SFF) SE: Montenegro (FP) TF: Garramuño (MOPOF) Boyadjian (MOPOF) § Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end

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