Argentina

1. Search this plenary, from 1983 to 2025 (except 1991–2000), by text, date, party, legislature (the term each Record prints), and deputy.
2. Open a session that you recognize: December 21, 2001. Legislative Assembly after the resignation of the president of the Nation. That it is here does not validate its content.
3. Export with its citation. To cite a passage, give the date and the session number, and check it against the official Record.

The plenary of this chamber, turn by turn, according to its official record: Diario de Sesiones.

Derived edition for research: in case of any discrepancy, your chamber's Record prevails.

Diario de Sesiones, Cámara de Diputados de la Nación Argentina (HCDN). https://www.diputados.gob.ar/. Coverage: 1983-1990 (return to democracy) and 2001-2025. Obtained as text already embedded in the official PDFs; no OCR was required. How it was transformed, step by step, is told in the process report that comes with the dataset.

• 1,086 sessions, in 33 of 43 years.With no speech turns, 15.
• 258,808 rows; 256,636 are speech turns.
• In 90.78% of those speech turns, we know which deputy is speaking; another 6.56% belong to those who cannot hold a seat. Not counting these or collective voices, 97.16%.

View how it is calculated

Words of women deputies for every hundred words of deputies of known sex, by decade. It measures voice, not seats.

This corpus declares six limitations, each one measured. They are in the dataset's "Known limitations" document, in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

There are 17 files: the interventions; the roster; README, data dictionary, known limitations, and processing report, in English, Spanish, and Portuguese; and, for software, corpus numbers, metadata, and linkage methods.

The interventions file is 841 MB. Do not open it in a spreadsheet: it can truncate rows and text. When you choose the file, the explorer tells you how much memory it needs.