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Directory of Alumni of the Academy of American and International Law (1964-2018) DIRECTORY OF ALUMNI OF THE ACADEMY OF AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL LAW (1964-2018) AFGHANISTAN Alejandro Maria ABERG COBO, Attorney, Cardenas & Buenos Aires Mohammad Kabir AMIRI, Public Prosecutor, Ministry of Kabul Dabinovic (1991) Justice (1972) Guillermo Nestor BANCHI, Senior Associate, Cordova Buenos Aires A.Q. AMIRY-AR, Lecturer, Faculty of Law and Political Kabul Francos Abogados (2017) Science Kabul University (1973) Joaquin ALATI BREA, Perez Alati Grondana Banites Buenos Aires Mohammad Qasim HASHIMZAI, Vice President of Kabul Arntsen & Martinez de Hoz (2012) Research, Department Judiciary (1977) Miguel Angel ACOSTA, Professor, Universidad Mar del Plata Ghulam Ali KARIMI, Associate Justice of Afghan Kabul Nacional de Mar del Plata (1997) Supreme Court (1969) Carlos Tomas ALBARRACIN, Associate Attorney, Buenos Aires Abdul Kareem MUHIBB, Director of Publications for Kabul Allende & Brea (1995) Supreme Court (1972) Juan Martin ALLENDE, Allende & Brea (2006) Buenos Aires Mohammad Ismail QASIMYAR, Vice President, Kabul Lisandro Alfredo ALLENDE, Attorney, Brons & Salas Buenos Aires Research Department, Afghan Supreme Court (1971) Law Firm (1992) Samiuddin Samay ZHOUAND, Deputy Minister of Kabul Mariana ALOISE, Wilkinson & Associates (2000) Buenos Aires Justice (1975) Diego ALVAREZ GARCIA, Perez Alati Grondona Buenos Aires Benites Arntsen & Martinez de Hoz, Jr. (2009) ALBANIA Ditmar BUSHATI, Constitutional Court of Albania Tirana Mabel ALVAREZ GIAY, Allende & Brea (1996) Buenos Aires (2003) Gonzalo Luis ANAYA, Associate, Alfaro Abogados Buenos Aires Hasan BYLYKU, Manager, Goverment Relations, Durres (2013) International Albania Ltd. (1992) Hernan ANDRADA, Basilico, Fernandez Madero & Buenos Aires Gjin GJONI, Judge, Tirana Court (2002) Tirana Duggan (1997) Patris A. HIDA, Legal Advisor, Ministry of Finance Tirana Febe ANZOATEGUI CICUTA, Adviser Fiscal Resistencia (1998) Department, Government House (1981) Neritan KALLFA, Legal Advisor, Bank of Albania (1995) Tirana Ruben ASOREY, Attorney (1971) Buenos Aires Marsela KEREKU MEZINI, Bailiff’s Department, World Tirana Horacio de AZEVEDO, Attorney and Instructor, School Buenos Aires Bank and Ministry of Justice (2004) of Law University of Buenos Aires (1969) Genci Besnik KRASNIQI, ABA/CEELI (2000) Pristina Estefania BALDUZZI, Senior Lawyer, Perez Alati, Buenos Aires Grondona, Benites & Arntsen (2018) Merita LAMLLARI, Legal Advisor, Albania-EU Energy Tirana Gonzalo BALLESTER, Estudio O’Farrell (2002) Buenos Aires Efficiency, Centre Foundation (2000) Pali XHELO, Lawyer, Xhelo Legal Office (2001) Tirana Ricardo Billy BALESTRA, Senior Associate, Rattagan, Buenos Aires Machiavelli, Arocena & Pena (2013) Fatbardh Muharrem ZENELI, Legal Advisor, Ministry of Tirana Martin Jose BARREIRO, Lawyer, Baker & McKenzie Buenos Aires Public Works (1999) (1993) Ricardo BARREIRO-DEYMONNAZ, Allende & Brea Buenos Aires ALGERIA (2003) Myriem BENGANA, Assistant Professor of Law, Algiers Marina BASAVILBASO, Counselor, Perez Alati, Buenos Aires University of Algiers (1971) Grondona, Benites & Arntsen (2018) Mostefa BOUCHACHI, Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Algiers Jose M. BAUSILI, Attorney (1964) Buenos Aires University of Algiers (1982) Ahmed DJOUADI, Assistant Professor of Law, Algiers Soledad BIALET, Associate, Perez Alati, Grondona, Buenos Aires University of Algiers (1972) Benites, Arnstsen & Martinez De Hoz (2016) Ouali ISSAD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Algiers Hugo BLIFFELD, Assistant Professor, School of Law, Buenos Aires University of Algiers (1975) University of Buenos Aires (1966) Slimane YAHIA-CHERIF, Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Algiers Mariano BOGNER, Legal and Government Affairs Buenos Aires University of Algiers (1973) Supervisor , Ford Motor Argentina (2015) Teodosio M. BREA, Associate Attorney, Allende & Brea Buenos Aires (1979) ANGOLA Edna de CARVALHO, BP Angola (2006) Luanda Enrique BRUCHOU, Founding Partner, Bruchou, Buenos Aires Fernandez Madera y Lombardi (1981) Joao Bravo da COSTA, Legal Counsel, Texaco Luanda Juan Jose BRUCHOU, Attorney, Cardenas, Hope & Buenos Aires Panama Inc. (1991) Otero Monsegur (1983) Carlos Emilio Henriques LIUMBA, Head of Contracts Luanda Pablo Daniel BRUSCO, Lawyer, Brons & Salas (2001) Buenos Aires Department, Legal Cabinet, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (1990) Juan Patricio BUN, Perez Alati, Grondona, Benites, Buenos Aires Amadeu Cesario Dos Santos NEVES, Department Luanda Arntsen & Martinez de Hoz (2006) Head, Investment and Project Management, Ministry of Diego Cesar BUNGE, Associate Attorney, Estudio Buenos Aires Energy and Petroleum (1988) Bunge & Associados (1977) Fernando de Castro PAIVA, Corporate Counsel, Luanda Pedro BURUNDARENA, Gas Natural BAN, S.A. (2005) Buenos Aires Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Ltd.Chevron (2000) Jose Cardoso Soares de SILVA, Legal Advisor, Texaco Luanda Ramiro CABRERO, Baker Hughes Argentina SRL Buenos Aires Panama Inc. (1999) (2007) Domingos de Lima VIEGAS, Chief of Legal Cabinet, Luanda Leandro CACERES, Brons & Salas (2005) Buenos Aires Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (1986) Hernan D. CAMARERO, Estudio Moltedo (1996) Buenos Aires Matias CARDARELLI, Ford Argentina, S.C.A. (2003) Buenos Aires ARGENTINA 1 *Organization and City listed reflects the status at the time the participant attended the Academy Guillermo CERVIO, Baker & McKenzie (2003) Buenos Aires Ernesto GENCO, Attorney, Estudio O'Farrell (2015) Buenos Aires Nelly Eve CHIESA, Staff, Institute of International Law, Rosario Giselle GEUNA, Alfaro Abogados (2010) Buenos Aires Universidad Nacional del Litoral (1967) Jose Santos GOLLAN, Professor, Universidad de Buenos Aires Marie COBREROS, The Procter & Gamble Company Buenos Aires Buenos Aires (1977) (2010) Carlos Maria GOMEZ NARDO, Estudio Moltedo (1997) Buenos Aires Sebastian CORDOVA MOYANO, Estudio Fiorito (1997) Buenos Aires Silvina GONZALEZ, Allende & Brea (2011) Buenos Aires Alejo Garcia CORADO, Alfaro Abogados (2007) Buenos Aires Luis Maria GONZALEZ LANUZA, Associate, Buenos Aires Liliana Elba CORVATTA, Division Manager of Law Buenos Aires Rosenberg-Montes de Oca Law Firm (1981) Department, ESSO S.A.P.A. (1996) Felipe Arlia GOYENECHE, Brons & Salas Abogados Buenos Aires Esteban D. COZZO, Law Department, Esso Petrolera Buenos Aires (2010) Argentina S.R.L. (2010) Geronimo Hugo GRANEL, Partner, Granel, Loustaunau Mar Del Plata Lucía CRISTOFANI, Perez Alati, Grondona, Benites, Buenos Aires y Asociados (1992) Artsen & Martinez de Hoz (2004) Manuel GRIGERA, Alfaro Abogados (2002) Buenos Aires Gilberto Jorge CUESTAS, Attorney, YPF (1969) Buenos Aires Paula GRONDONA, Perez Alati, Grondona, Benites, Buenos Aires Gustavo Gabriel DECURGEZ, Allende & Brea (1999) Buenos Aires Arntsen & Martinez de Hoz (2007) Malcolm DEANE, Allende & Brea (2009) Buenos Aires Alejandro Pedro GUARDONE, Partner, Dougall Buenos Aires Abogados (1993) Pedro DE LA FUENTE, Rattagan, Macchiavello, Buenos Aires Arocena & Pena Robirosa (2009) Maria Gabriela HAHAN, Baker & McKenzie (1997) Buenos Aires Pedro DELFINO, Rattagan, Macchiavello Arocena & Buenos Aires Isidoro HAJDENBERG, Professor of Law, Universidad Buenos Aires Pena Robirosa (2010) de Buenos Aires, Attorney (1972) Tomas Agustin DELLEPIANE, Lawyer, Perez Alati, Buenos Aires Alejandro N. HALADJIAN, Estudio de los Dres. Buenos Aires Grondona, Benietes, Amsten & Martinez De Hoz (2014) O’Farrell (1999) Juan Pablo DE LUCA, Rattagan, Macchiavello, Buenos Aires Axel HATRICK, Perez Alati, Grondona, Benites, Buenos Aires Arocena & Pena Robirosa (2008) Arnstsen & Martinez De Hoz (2011) Cecilia Andrea DE MÚGICA, Rattagan, Macchiavello, Buenos Aires Fernando HOFMANN, Kimberly-Clark Argentina, S.A. Buenos Aires Arocena & Peña Robirosa (2012) (2008) Carlos Dionisio de MARCOS, Attorney (1983) Buenos Aires José Esteban HUARTE, Lawyer, Alfaro Navarro Law Buenos Aires Firm (2001) Analia M. D’ORIA, Rattagan Macchiavello Arocena & Buenos Aires Pena Robirosa Abogados (2007) Alejandro ITZCOVICH GRIOT, Attorney, Itzcovich Griot Buenos Aires & Associates (1994) Carlos Andres Arturo DODDS, Attorney, Baker & Buenos Aires McKenzie (1995) Emilio Ricardo ITZCOVICH GRIOT, Attorney, Itzcovich Buenos Aires Griot & Associates (1995) Alberto Antonio DONADIO, Estudio Moltedo (2014) Buenos Aires Ivan KERR, Estudio Moltedo (2005) Buenos Aires Cristian DOUGALL, Associate, Dougall & Emery (1987) Buenos Aires Enrique Mateo KESSLER, Assistant Manager, Legal Buenos Aires Marcos J. DUPONT, Estudio O’Farrell (2000) Buenos Aires Affairs Department, Cities Service International (1977) Pedro ECHAVARRIA, Law Clerk, Allende & Brea Buenos Aires Guillermo A. LALANNE, Estudio O’Farrell (2006) Buenos Aires (2013) Marcelo Patricio LAMESA, Lawyer, Cardenas, Hope & Buenos Aires Mariana EPPENSTEIN, Estudio O’Farrell (2000) Buenos Aires Otero Monsegur (1989) Pedro ECHAVARRIA, Law Clerk, Allende & Brea Buenos Aires Tomas LANARDONNE, Perez Alati Grondona, Benites, Buenos Aires (2013) Arntsen (2010) Mariana EPPENSTEIN, Allende & Brea (2004) Buenos Aires Alejandra LAZZATI, Lawyer, Klein & Mairal (1990) Buenos Aires Agustina FANELLI EVANS, Estudio O’Farrell (2008) Buenos Aires P. Martin LEPIANE, Perez, Alati, Gordona, Benites, Buenos Aires Arntsen & Martinez de Hoz (2002) Anibal Martin FARIAS SOLIMANO, Legal Adviser, Resistencia Bank of Argentine Nation (1981) Francisco LEVIS, Lawyer, Rattagan Macchiavello Buenos Aires Arocena & Pena Robirosa (2014) German FERNANDEZ LAHORE, Estudio Bruzzon & Buenos Aires Asociados (1998) Juan Pablo LLAMBIAS, Lawyer, Allende & Brea (1992) Buenos Aires Jaime FERNANDEZ-MADERO, Founding Partner, Buenos Aires Maria Clara
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