Julio de Vido
Argentine politician (born 1949)
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Key Takeaways
- Julio Miguel de Vido (born December 26, 1949) is an Argentine politician who was Ministry of Federal Planning, Public Investment and Services between 2003 and 2015.
- Enrolling at the University of Buenos Aires School of Architecture and Urbanism, he graduated in 1974.
- He was promoted to the post of Provincial Highway Bureau Director in 1990.
- He returned to Santa Cruz Province halfway through his term, however, and was named Minister of Government by Kirchner, securing de Vido's role as Kirchner's chief adviser.
Julio Miguel de Vido (born December 26, 1949) is an Argentine politician who was Ministry of Federal Planning, Public Investment and Services between 2003 and 2015.
Biography
De Vido was born in the City of Buenos Aires in 1949. Enrolling at the University of Buenos Aires School of Architecture and Urbanism, he graduated in 1974. He returned to the remote Province of Santa Cruz, and was named Works Director within the province's Housing and Urban Development Institute in 1988 by Justicialist Governor Héctor Marcelino García. He was promoted to the post of Provincial Highway Bureau Director in 1990.
The 1991 election of Río Gallegos Mayor Néstor Kirchner as Governor led to de Vido's appointment as Santa Cruz's Economy Minister, in which capacity he oversaw the investment of a US$535 million payout Kirchner negotiated for his oil-rich province when YPF, the state-owned oil concert, was privatized in 1993. Julio de Vido was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the 1997 midterm elections. He returned to Santa Cruz Province halfway through his term, however, and was named Minister of Government by Kirchner, securing de Vido's role as Kirchner's chief adviser.
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