Everything about Argentine National Congress totally explained
The
Congress of the Argentine Nation (
Spanish:
Congreso de la Nación Argentina) is the
legislative branch of the government of
Argentina.
Situated at the end of
Avenida de Mayo, at the other end of which is located the
Casa Rosada, Argentina's parliament is
bicameral and is made up of the 72-seat
Argentine Senate and the 257-seat
Argentine Chamber of Deputies.
Designed by the Italian architect
Vittorio Meano, the building was under construction between 1898 and 1906 when it was precariously opened, to be later finished by
Julio Dormal. As time went by, the building proved too small for its purpose, and in 1974 the construction of the
Edificio Anexo, which now holds the deputies' offices, was started.
In front of the building lies the Square of the Two Congresses (Spanish:
Plaza de los Dos Congresos) which is popular with tourists, as well as a preferred location for protestors and those who want to voice their opinion about Congress activities.
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