1974 in Argentina
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Incumbents
- President: Juan Peron until July 1, Isabel Perón
- Vice President: Isabel Perón until July 1, then vacant
Governors
- Buenos Aires Province:
- Oscar Bidegain (until 24 January)
- Victorio Calabró (from 24 January)
- Cordoba: Ricardo Obregón Cano
- Chubut Province: Benito Fernández
- Mendoza Province:
- Alberto Martínez Baca (until 6 June)
- Carlos Mendoza (6 June-13 August)
- Antonio Cafiero (from 13 August)
- Santa Fe Province: Carlos Sylvestre Begnis
Vice Governors
- Buenos Aires Province: Victorio Calabró (until 24 January); vacant thereafter (starting 24 January)
Events
Births
- 30 January – Sebastián Rambert, footballer
- 1 March – Guillermo Morigi, football left winger
- 4 March – Ariel Ortega, footballer
- 1 April – Hugo Ibarra, football right back
- 10 April – Andrés Guglielminpietro, football midfielder
- 13 April – Pablo Cavallero, football goalkeeper
- 29 May – Fernando Pandolfi, footballer
- 17 July – Claudio López, footballer
- 30 July – Hugo Morales, football midfielder
- 31 July – Eduardo Tuzzio, footballer
- 4 August – Kily González, football winger
- 2 September – Hugo Pablo Centurión, footballer
- 10 October – Julio Ricardo Cruz, football forward
- 4 November – Maximiliano Djerfy musician and singer-songwriter (d. 2021)
- 20 November – Claudio Husaín, football midfielder
Deaths
May
- May 25 - Arturo Jauretche, writer, politician, and philosopher (born 1901)
July
- July 1 - Juan Peron, president of Argentina
September
- September 30 - Sofía Cuthbert, wife of Carlos Prats[2]
October
- October 27 - Jordán Bruno Genta, Catholic writer, philosopher, journalist and educator.