22 Facts About Fernanda Raverta

Maria Fernanda Raverta was born on 25 November 1976 and is an Argentine politician.

Fernanda Raverta was, until 2023, the Executive Director of ANSES, appointed by President Alberto Fernandez.

Fernanda Raverta previously was Community Development of Buenos Aires Province.

Fernanda Raverta was a provincial deputy for the fifth electoral section between 2011 and 2015 and a national deputy for the province of Buenos Aires between 2015 and 2019.

Fernanda Raverta held the position of deputy secretary of the Provincial Council of the Justicialist Party.

Fernanda Raverta was born in Buenos Aires on 25 November 1976.

Fernanda Raverta's mother was Maria Ines Raverta, a member of Montoneros who was 24 years old, and was abducted by the Argentine Army and held in Lima, Peru, as part of an operation to try to capture the Montonero leader Roberto Perdia; who was then in the Peruvian capital.

Fernanda Raverta worked on issues related to social issues and vulnerable childhood; she was part of technical, professional and interdisciplinary teams.

In 2010, Fernanda Raverta was appointed to the position of Head of UDAI Puerto Mar del Plata, National Administration of Social Security.

Fernanda Raverta began her political life early and in the last years she was a member of La Campora.

Fernanda Raverta was head of the Comprehensive Care Unit of the Anses in Puerto Mar del Plata, in 2010.

In 2011, Fernanda Raverta was elected provincial deputy by the fifth electoral section for the Front for Victory, and from that bench she was a member of the Social Action and Public Health and Tourism commissions, and focused her action on the work of SMEs and cooperatives.

Fernanda Raverta was vice president of the Culture Commission and president of the Human Rights Commission of the Honorable Chamber of Deputies of the province of Buenos Aires.

In 2015, Fernanda Raverta was elected national deputy for the province of Buenos Aires representing the Front for Victory.

Fernanda Raverta is part of the Parliamentary Group of Friendship with the Italian Republic and of the Parliamentary Group of Friendship with the United Mexican States.

Fernanda Raverta is characterized by defending the work of SMEs and cooperatives.

Fernanda Raverta worked on projects related to tourism and the Port.

In 2017, Fernanda Raverta presented the bill on thrombophilia, which is the product of the work of the Collective for the Thrombophilia Law, a group that fights for a law that guarantees early diagnosis and the timely treatment necessary to achieve a full-term pregnancy has the support of actresses such as Florencia Pena, Laura Franco "Panam", Romina Pereiro.

In 2018, Fernanda Raverta presented the project known as the National Law of Pharmacies that seeks to recover the spirit of article 14 of the original regulation, which was repealed by the decree of economic deregulation of the former Minister of Economy Domingo Cavallo in the 1990s, which established who could install pharmacies.

In December 2019, Fernanda Raverta was appointed Minister of Community Development of Buenos Aires Province by Governor Axel Kicillof.

Fernanda Raverta's appointment was backed by Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Fernanda Raverta has two daughters as a result of her relationship with Pablo Obeid, a sister named Ana Maria Montoto Fernanda Raverta, who is a pediatrician, and two other siblings as a result of her father's last marriage.