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- María Eugenia Estenssoro (La Paz, Bolivia, 15 de abril de 1958) es una periodista y política argentina nacida en Bolivia. Fue senadora de la Nación Argentina, representando a la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires por la Coalición Cívica. Su bisabuelo, cuyo hijo fue uno de los fundadores de Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales de Bolivia, descubrió el petróleo en dicho país. Su familia incluye dos expresidentes de Bolivia (su tío abuelo Víctor Paz Estenssoro y también Hugo Banzer Suárez). Sus padres se radicaron en Argentina en 1964, y cursó sus estudios secundarios en el Northlands School en Olivos. Su padre, José Pepe Estenssoro, fue presidente de Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales (YPF) durante la presidencia de Carlos Menem. Entre los años 2003 y 2007 ocupó el cargo de legisladora de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, para el cual volvió a ser elegida en las elecciones legislativas de 2013 por UNEN, renunciando en 2015. (es)
- María Eugenia Estenssoro (born 15 April 1958) is a Bolivian Argentine politician, journalist and activist for women's rights. She represented the city of Buenos Aires in the Argentine Senate from 2007 to 2013. Estenssoro was born in La Paz. Her great-grandfather is credited with discovering oil in Bolivia and her grandfather founded the national oil company, YPFB. Her family also includes two former Presidents of Bolivia, Víctor Paz Estenssoro and Hugo Banzer. Her parents came to Argentina with her in 1964, and her father ran the Argentine oil company, YPF. She was raised in San Isidro, Buenos Aires and studied at the Northlands School. At 16 she continued her education in the United States, studying at Smith College, Massachusetts, and then in France at the Sorbonne and the Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris. She completed a postgraduate course in books and magazines at Harvard and a teaching course at Columbia University. In May 1983 Estenssoro returned to Argentina. She began work at the magazine El Porteño and also worked for Time magazine, The Wall Street Journal and other US publications. She became editor of Mercado and then economics editor of . She founded a women's magazine and also worked in television. Estenssoro was elected to the Buenos Aires city legislature in 2003 as an independent on the list of liberal party Recrear, under the wing of Patricia Bullrich. She was the first legislator of Bolivian descent in a city with a large Bolivian population. Later she allied with the ARI party. [1] In 2007 she became a senator for the Civic Coalition. [2] Her alliance with the ARI party, as a centre-right politician, provoked a crisis within ARI ranks, with several ARI deputies resigning to form an 'Autonomous ARI' block in the Argentine Congress. (en)
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- María Eugenia Estenssoro (La Paz, Bolivia, 15 de abril de 1958) es una periodista y política argentina nacida en Bolivia. Fue senadora de la Nación Argentina, representando a la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires por la Coalición Cívica. Entre los años 2003 y 2007 ocupó el cargo de legisladora de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, para el cual volvió a ser elegida en las elecciones legislativas de 2013 por UNEN, renunciando en 2015. (es)
- María Eugenia Estenssoro (born 15 April 1958) is a Bolivian Argentine politician, journalist and activist for women's rights. She represented the city of Buenos Aires in the Argentine Senate from 2007 to 2013. In May 1983 Estenssoro returned to Argentina. She began work at the magazine El Porteño and also worked for Time magazine, The Wall Street Journal and other US publications. She became editor of Mercado and then economics editor of . She founded a women's magazine and also worked in television. (en)
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