Argentine Government Reshuffle: Francos and Catalán Leave Milei's Administration

Former Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos and former Interior Minister Lisandro Catalán have left their positions in the Casa Rosada. They officially handed over to their successors, Manuel Adorni and Diego Santilli, concluding their time in President Javier Milei's government.

Former Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos and former Minister of the Interior Lisandro Catalán were dismissed from their teams at the Casa Rosada today and formally handed over to their successors: Manuel Adorni and Diego Santilli, respectively. This marks the end of their tenure in President Javier Milei's government. Both leaders joined the ruling party in 2023, holding significant roles during the negotiation period for the 'Bases Law' and the implementation of the single-paper ballot, among other initiatives. Photo: Former Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos on his last day at the Casa Rosada. PHOTO NA: JUAN FOGLI

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