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María Julia Alsogaray

María Julia Alsogaray (born October 8, 1942) is an Argentine politician convicted in 2004 for financial crimes against the state.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Liberan a única ex funcionaria de Menem condenada por corrupción )
==Life and times==
The second of three children of socialite Edith Gay and conservative politician Álvaro Alsogaray,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=María Julia Alsogaray Gay )〕 she was born in Buenos Aires and earned a degree in engineering at the University of Buenos Aires.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Apogéo y decadencia de Alsogaray )〕 She was elected to Congress in 1985 on her father's ticket, the Union of the Democratic Centre (UCeDé), and became an outspoken defender of free markets during the presidency of Raúl Alfonsín. She married Francisco Erize, and had two sons.〔
The UCeDé became a close ally of Justicialist Party nominee Carlos Menem after the 1989 election (in which Menem ran as a populist), and Alsogaray was appointed to head the privatizations of the ENTel state phone company in 1990 and of the Somisa state steel works in 1991. This post earned Alsogaray disapproval when reports emerged that ENTel land valued at US$180 million was gifted to its buyers;〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=La polémica historia de María Julia con la Justicia )〕 and later, when Somisa was sold to Techint in 1992 for US$152 million - one seventh the book value Jorge Triaca, her predecessor at Somisa, had estimated.〔(''Página/12'' (October 29, 1992): Somisa quedó para Techint. Micro Semanario 85 )〕
Her personal life also attracted controversy following a July 1990 photo shoot for ''Noticias'', Argentina's leading news magazine. The suggestive photo spread was accompanied by an interview in which her relationship with the recently divorced President Menem was discussed.〔(''Noticias'': María Julia y su romance con el Presidente. Clarín retrovisor )〕 Alsogaray was appointed Secretary of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development (environment) in November 1991,〔(Microsemanario 40: María Julia a Medio Ambiente (November 5, 1991) )〕 something she attributed in a ''Clarín'' interview at the time to the ''"trust the President has deposited in me."'' 〔''Clarín'' (November 19, 1991)〕
Alsogaray's tenure at Environment Secretariat, which was elevated to a cabinet-level post by the president, was marked by a number of scandals of a policy nature. These included bid rigging for the refurbishment of the Haedo Palace (the headquarters of the secretariat);〔 her handling of a serious, 1996 forest fire in the vicinity of Nahuel Huapi National Park; a 1999 flood in the humid northeast region; and, particularly, of a 1993 plan to decontaminate the Riachuelo (a heavily polluted waterway along Buenos Aires' industrial southside).〔(''Clarín'': Un símbolo del menemismo )〕
Alsogaray obtained a US$250 million loan from the IADB for the purpose; of this, however, US$150 million were destined to unrelated social projects, six million were lost in IADB fines, US$90 million remained unallocated, and only one million was used for the actual cleanup.〔 (''Página/12'' )〕〔(''Clarín'': Los planes para el Riachuelo )〕 Her own position within the right-wing UCeDé, at the helm of which she succeeded her father in 1994, became jeopardized by a rivalry with the party's second-ranking figure, National Mortgage Bank Director Adelina D'Alessio de Viola.〔(''La Nación'': Murió Álvaro Alsogaray )〕
Upon stepping down when President Menem left office in 1999, financial transactions in her name totaling over US$200 million came under scrutiny, and Alsogaray was ultimately convicted of misappropriation of public funds in 2004.〔(''Clarín'': Del esplendor de los noventa a la acumulación de causas penales )〕 She was sentenced to three years in prison the following May and served 21 months,〔 thus becoming the only Menem administration official to serve time in prison.〔 Following a number of appeals and pursuant to her conviction, her Recoleta neighborhood townhouse was auctioned by a federal court in 2009.〔(''La Nación'': Remataron el petit hotel de María Julia por casi un millón de dólares )〕 She faced additional charges related to the Environment Ministry's handling of the 1996 forest fires, but was acquitted when the statute of limitations expired on these in April 2013.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=María Julia Alsogaray, sobreseída por prescripción )

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