Mayra Mendoza
Mayra Soledad Mendoza (born 26 November 1983) is an Argentine politician who served as National Deputy from 2011 to 2019 and is currently "intendenta" (mayor) of Quilmes for the Frente de Todos. Early life. She was born in a radical family. In her teenage years she taught support classes in a community canteen in her town. She began to be part of La Cámpora group since its creation in 2006, becoming in 2011 the only woman on the national leadership table. Previously, in June 2008, she had been appointed as organizational secretary. She also participated in the founding  of the Peronist Youth of Buenos Aires Province. In 2010 she opened a basic unit in her locality. Political career. Her first job in politics was with Oscar Batallés, a Quilmes councilor. She later worked as an adviser to the radical senator José Eseverri. She then worked at the Hipódromo de Palermo and the Municipality of Zárate. She has also served as Secretary for Women in the Justicialist Party. In mid-2009, she was appointed manager of Institutional Relations for the ANSES. In December 2011, she assumed the position of National Deputy for Buenos Aires Province. She was re-elected in  2015. In 2019, she was nominated as candidate for Mayor of Quilmes. Mayra Mendoza in turn obtained 54.21% of the votes within her space. On October 27 of the same year, she was elected with 49.47% of the votes, becoming the first woman to govern the district.