ResumenEl artículo estudia la cohesión del bloque parlamentario de la Alianza en la Cámara Baja, a partir de la perspectiva del copatrocinio aplicada al primer caso de coalición formal, desde el retorno a la democracia en 1983. El trabajo analiza la performance legislativa del grupo parlamentario en función de las características constitutivas de los integrantes del bloque (composición federal, género y antecedentes parlamentarios), los espacios ocupados en el sistema de comisiones y su condición oficialista, para explorar las motivaciones que permitieron el copatrocinio logrado y las características que tuvo la práctica cooperante en una coalición de gobierno. En relación con el distrito y el partido como variables explicativas señaladas para el caso argentino, este trabajo identifica la experiencia de los titulares de las bancas, la distribución del bloque dentro de la Cámara y el curso político en los años 2000 y 2001 como fundamento del curso de la cooperación dentro del oficialismo. AbstractThis paper studies the cohesion of the Alliance parliamentary bloc in the House, from the perspective of co-sponsorship applied to the first case of formal coalition since the return to democracy in 1983. The paper analyzes the performance of the ruling bloc according to the constitutive characteristics such as federal composition, gender and background parliamentarians, the space occupied in the Commission System and its status as the ruling bloc to explore the motivations and their characteristics in a coalition government. The district and the party identified as explanatory variables for the Argentine case, this paper highlights the experience of members, the distribution of the bloc in the House and the political course during 2000 and 2001 as the foundation of the course of cooperation within the ruling bloc.
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