Antonio del Viso

Antonio del Viso led the Argentine legation as chargé d'affaires around the turn of the twentieth century. The Bureau of the American Republics' March 1900 bulletin places him at 1728 Twenty-first Street in Washington and lists him among the bureau's executive committee, alongside representatives of Bolivia, Costa Rica, and Colombia, under the chairmanship of the U.S. secretary of state. ¹