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The office of Vice-President of Argentina did not exist until it was created by the 1853 Constitution. Following, a list of the vice-presidents from the first-elected one in 1854 up to this day, including de facto vice-presidents and vacant periods.

The current Vice President of Argentina is Julio Cobos.

Term	Vice-President	President(s)	Notes
March 5 1854 to March 5 1860	Salvador María del Carril	Justo José de Urquiza
March 5 1860 to November 5 1861	Juan Esteban Pedernera	Santiago Derqui	Succeeded as interim President
November 5 1861 to October 12 1861	Vacant	Juan Esteban Pedernera and Bartolomé Mitre
October 12 1862 to January 2 1868	Marcos Paz	Bartolomé Mitre	Died in Office
January 2 1868 to January 2 1868	Vacant	Bartolomé Mitre
October 12 1868 to October 12 1874	Adolfo Alsina	Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
October 12 1874 to October 12 1880	Mariano Acosta	Nicolás Avellaneda
October 12 1880 to October 12 1886	Francisco Bernabé Madero	Julio A. Roca
October 12 1886 to August 6 1890	Carlos Enrique José Pellegrini Bevans	Miguel Juárez Celman	Succeeded as President
August 6 1890 to October 12 1892	Vacant	Carlos Pellegrini
October 12 1892 to January 23 1895	José Evaristo de Uriburu	Luis Sáenz Peña	Succeeded as President
January 23 1895 to October 12 1898	Vacant	José Evaristo Uriburu
October 12 1898 to October 12 1904	Roberto Quirno Costa	Julio A. Roca
October 12 1904 to March 12 1906	José Figueroa Alcorta	Manuel Quintana	Succeeded as President
March 12 1906 to October 12 1910	Vacant	José Figueroa Alcorta
October 12 1910 to August 9 1914	Victorino de la Plaza	Roque Sáenz Peña	Succeeded as President
August 9 1914 to October 12 1916	Vacant	Victorino de la Plaza
October 12 1916 to June 25 1919	Pelagio Luna	Hipólito Yrigoyen	Died in Office
June 25 1919 to October 12 1922	Vacant	Hipólito Yrigoyen
October 12 1922 to October 12 1928	Elpidio González	Marcelo T. de Alvear
October 12 1928 to September 6 1930	Enrique Martínez	Hipólito Yrigoyen	Removed from Office
September 6 1930 to October 20 1930	Enrique Santamarina	José Félix Uriburu	De facto, Resigned
October 20 1930 to February 20 1932	Vacant	José Félix Uriburu
February 20 1932 to February 20 1938	Julio Argentino Roca (Jr.)	Agustín P. Justo
February 20 1938 to June 27 1942	Ramón S. Castillo Barrionuevo	Roberto M. Ortiz	Succeeded as President
June 27 1942 to June 7 1943	Vacant	Ramón Castillo and Arturo Rawson
June 7 1943 to October 15 1943	Sabá H. Sueyro	Pedro Pablo Ramírez	De facto, Died in Office
October 15 1943 to February 24 1944	Edelmiro Julián Farrell	Pedro Pablo Ramírez	De facto, Succeeded as President
February 24 1944 to July 8 1944	Vacant	Edelmiro Farrell
July 8 1944 to October 10 1945	Juan Domingo Perón	Edelmiro Farrell	De facto, Removed from Office
October 10 1945 to June 4 1946	Juan Pistarini	Edelmiro Farrell	De facto
June 4 1946 to April 3 1952	Juan Hortensio Quijano	Juan Domingo Perón	Died in Office
April 3 1952 to April 1954	Vacant	Juan Domingo Perón
April 1954 to September 21 1955	Alberto Tessaire	Juan Domingo Perón	Removed from Office
September 21 1955 to September 23 1955	Vacant	Military Junta
September 23 1955 to May 1 1958	Isaac Francisco Rojas	Eduardo Lonardi and Pedro E. Aramburu	De facto
May 1 1958 to November 19 1958	Alejandro Gómez	Arturo Frondizi	Resigned
November 19 1958 to October 12 1963	Vacant	Arturo Frondizi and José María Guido
October 12 1963 to June 28 1966	Carlos Humberto Perette	Arturo Illia	Removed from office
June 28 1966 to May 25 1973	Vacant	Revolutionary Junta, Juan Carlos Onganía to Alejandro Lanusse
May 25 1973 to July 13 1973	Vicente Solano Lima	Héctor Cámpora	Resigned
July 13 1973 to October 12 1973	Vacant	Raúl Lastiri
October 12 1973 to July 1 1974	Isabel María Estela Martínez de Perón	Juan Domingo Perón	Succeeded as President
July 1 1974 to December 10 1983	Vacant	Isabel Perón to Reynaldo Bignone
December 10 1983 to July 8 1989	Víctor Martínez	Raúl Alfonsín	Resigned
July 8 1989 to December 10 1991	Eduardo Alberto Duhalde	Carlos Menem	Resigned
December 10 1991 to July 8 1995	Vacant	Carlos Menem
July 8 1995 to December 10 1999	Carlos Ruckauf	Carlos Menem
December 10 1999 to October 6 2000	Carlos Chacho Álvarez	Fernando de la Rúa	Resigned
October 6 2000 to May 25 2003	Vacant	Fernando de la Rúa to Eduardo Duhalde
May 25 2003 to December 10 2007	Daniel Scioli	Néstor Kirchner
December 10 2007	Julio Cobos	Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner

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