Amira Yoma

Quick Facts

Full Name	Amira Yoma
Occupation	Politician
Date Of Birth	Aug 18, 1952(1952-08-18)
Age	72
Birthplace	Nonogasta
Country	Argentina
Birth City	La Rioja
Horoscope	Leo

Amira Yoma Biography

Amira Yoma is one of the most popular and richest Politician who was born on August 18, 1952 in Nonogasta, La Rioja, Argentina.

In 1983 she began working with Carlos Menem as Director of Hearings in La Rioja Province, then went on to hold a position at the provincial bank. In late 1986 she married Ibrahim al Ibrahim, and they lived in Wilde until 1989 when they moved to Buenos Aires. They divorced later that year.

Also in 1989, after Menem’s election as president, Yoma would be designated Director of National Hearings, the most prominent office of the Casa Rosada after the president’s. In the early years of the administration she was an emblematic figure in official meetings and among Menem’s favorites. In 1991 she was forced to resign due to a drug money laundering scandal, which would also affect her ex-husband Ibrahim al Ibrahim, who was in charge of the Ezeiza customs office.

Amira Yoma Net Worth

Amira Yoma is one of the richest Politician from Argentina. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Amira Yoma 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Amalia Beatriz “Amira” Yoma (born 18 August 1952) is an Argentine political advisor and restaurateur. She is best known for being the Director of Hearings in the presidential administration of her then brother-in-law Carlos Menem, and for being charged in the drug money laundering scandal which came to be called Yomagate.

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After several years with a low profile, Yoma returned to the government in August 1998, when she was appointed as an advisor to the White Helmets Commission for six months. The government justified this appointment, which she celebrated on Legrand’s program on 18 August 1998 and which carried a monthly salary of 1,730 pesos, based on her mastery of Arabic. Her strong personality brought her into conflict with White Helmets leader Octavio Frigerio [es] , so she left the post. As a result, she asked her ex-brother- in-law to relocate her, and she was eventually hired by the then Ministry of Labor and Social Security. When she was discovered by the press in a new political position, she explained her hiring: “I do different things, but I cannot speak of them.”

Facts & Trivia

Anders Ranked on the list of most popular Politician. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Argentina. Amira Yoma celebrates birthday on August 18 of every year.

Yoma was in court on another charge in 2004, this time for alleged irregularities in credits contracted by the family tannery Yoma SA, known as the Yoma Group, with national, provincial, and city banks. The family’s entire case would be dismissed that September by federal judge Claudio Bonadio.

Top Facts about Amira Yoma

1. Amira Yoma is an Argentinian politician and lawyer.
2. She served as a National Deputy from 1993 to 1997.
3. Yoma was born on September 28, 1950 in Tucumán, Argentina.
4. She is the sister of former Argentine President Carlos Menem.
5. Yoma has been involved in various political controversies throughout her career.
6. In 2019, she ran for governor of Tucumán but lost in the primaries.
7. Yoma has also worked as a professor of law at several universities.
8. She holds degrees from the University of Buenos Aires and Harvard Law School.
9. Yoma is known for her strong personality and outspokenness on political issues.
10. Her son, Carlos Nair Menem, gained notoriety for his involvement in drug trafficking in the early 2000s.