11 Facts About Daniel Giacomino

Daniel Oscar Giacomino was born on June 28,1964 and is an Argentine politician elected Mayor of Cordoba in 2007.

Daniel Giacomino was elected National Deputy for Cordoba Province for second non-sequent term in 2011.

Daniel Giacomino then enrolled at the National University of Cordoba, and became active in the Franja Morada, a nationwide student organization allied with the centrist UCR.

Daniel Giacomino earned a degree in Pharmacology, and later a Master's Degree in Business Administration at the Catholic University of Cordoba.

Daniel Giacomino married the former Gabriela Almagro, and they had three children.

Daniel Giacomino served in the student board at the University of Cordoba's Enrique Barros Cultural Center from 1987 and became its director in 1989.

Daniel Giacomino was appointed Director of Student Affairs by the university in 1990, and as Director of its Blood Laboratory in 1992, serving in that capacity until 2003.

Daniel Giacomino joined former prosecutor Luis Juez in the latter's newly established Partido Nuevo.

Daniel Giacomino accepted Juez's nomination as his running mate in elections for Mayor of Cordoba in 2003, and the duo were elected by a landslide.

Daniel Giacomino was elected in 2005 to a seat in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies.

Daniel Giacomino enacted the city's, and one of the nation's, first smoking ban ordinances in 2009.