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Argentina is subdivided into twenty-three provinces, each of it counting with its own governor. The country is organized under a federal system, so each province has its own constitution, and the powers and regulations of each governor vary.

Buenos Aires is not a province, nor is it part of Buenos Aires Province. The 1994 amendment of the Constitution of Argentina made it an autonomous city, with its own constitution, ruled by an elected mayor (Buenos Aires City Chief of Government).

A governor may be removed by the national government in the case of great turmoil, or if the legitimate governor had been illegally removed, for example, by a coup d'état. The President of Argentina would ask in this case for the Federal intervention of the province, which must be approved by the National Congress of Argentina.

Province	Image	Name	Party (Coalition)		Took office	Term ends	Vice Governor	Historical list
Governors of Provinces
Buenos Aires		Axel Kicillof		PJ (UP)	11 December 2023	11 December 2027	Verónica Magario	List
Catamarca		Raúl Jalil		PJ (UP)	10 December 2019	10 December 2027	Rubén Dusso	List
Chaco		Leandro Zdero		UCR (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Silvana Schneider	List
Chubut		Ignacio Torres		PRO (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Gustavo Menna	List
Córdoba		Martín Llaryora		PJ (HPC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Myrian Prunotto	List
Corrientes		Gustavo Valdés		UCR (JxC)	10 December 2017	10 December 2025 (term limited)	Gustavo Canteros	List
Entre Ríos		Rogelio Frigerio		PRO (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Alicia Aluani	List
Formosa		Gildo Insfrán		PJ (UP)	10 December 1995	10 December 2027	Eber Solís (since 10 December 2019)	List
Jujuy		Carlos Sadir		UCR (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Alberto Bernis	List
La Pampa		Sergio Ziliotto		PJ (UP)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027 (term limited)	Alicia Mayoral (since 10 December 2023)	List
La Rioja		Ricardo Quintela		PJ (UP)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Teresita Madera (since 10 December 2023)	List
Mendoza		Alfredo Cornejo		UCR (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027 (term limited)	Hebe Casado	List
Misiones		Hugo Passalacqua		PCS	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Lucas Romero Spinelli	List
Neuquén		Rolando Figueroa		Comunidad	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Gloria Ruiz	List
Río Negro		Alberto Weretilneck		JSRN (UP)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Pedro Oscar Pesatti	List
Salta		Gustavo Sáenz		PAIS	10 December 2019	10 December 2027 (term limited)	Antonio Marocco	List
San Juan		Marcelo Orrego		Production and Labour (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Fabián Martín	List
San Luis		Claudio Poggi		Avanzar San Luis (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Ricardo Endeiza	List
Santa Cruz		Claudio Vidal		SER Santa Cruz	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Fabián Leguizamón	List
Santa Fe		Maximiliano Pullaro		UCR (JxC)	11 December 2023	11 December 2027	Gisela Scaglia	List
Santiago del Estero		Gerardo Zamora		FCxS (UP)	10 December 2017	10 December 2025 (term limited)	Carlos Silva Neder	List
Tierra del Fuego		Gustavo Melella		FORJA (UP)	17 December 2023	17 December 2027 (term limited)	Mónica Urquiza	List
Tucumán		Osvaldo Jaldo		PJ (UP)	29 October 2023	29 October 2027	Miguel Ángel Acevedo	List
Chief of Government of Buenos Aires
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires		Jorge Macri		PRO (JxC)	10 December 2023	10 December 2027	Clara Muzzio	List

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