Comité Olímpico Argentino
| Name | Comité Olímpico Argentino |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | COA |
| Founded | 1923 |
| Recognized by the IOC | 1923 |
| Countries | Argentina |
Description
In 1943 the Olympic Committee of Argentina was awarded with the Olympic Cup.
President of the Comite Pro-Juegos Olimpicos de Amberes (Pro-Antwerp Olympic Games Committee):
- Dr. Marcelo T. de Alvear (1920-1922)
Presidents
| Tenure | Name | Country | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1923—1927 | Ricardo Aldao |  ARG |
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| 1927—1928 | Juan Carlos Palacios | ARG |
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| 1928—1929 | Juan Bautista Peña | ARG |
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| 1929—1929 | Juan Carlos Gallegos | ARG |
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| 1929—1932 | Horacio Bustos Morón | ARG |
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| 1932—1933 | Juan Carlos Palacios | ARG |
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| 1933—1934 | Alberto León | ARG |
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| 1934—1938 | Próspero Alemandri | ARG |
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| 1938—1947 | Juan Carlos Palacios | ARG |
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| 1947—1948 | Ricardo Sánchez de Bustamante | ARG |
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| 1948—1955 | Rodolfo Valenzuela | ARG |
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| 1955—1957 | Fernando Huergo | ARG |
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| 1957—1964 | José Oriani | ARG |
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| 1964—1965 | Esteban Mallo | ARG |
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| 1965—1967 | Ricardo Levene, Jr. | ARG |
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| 1967—1971 | Jorge Noceti Campos | ARG |
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| 1971—1973 | Fernando Madero | ARG |
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| 1973—1977 | Pablo Cagnasso | ARG |
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| 1977—2005 | Antonio Rodríguez | ARG |
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| 2005—2008 | Julio Ernesto Cassanello | ARG |
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| 2008—2009 | Alicia Masoni de Morea | ARG |
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| 2009—2021 | Gerardo Werthein | ARG |
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| 2021— | Mario Moccia | ARG |