The recently appointed Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, sent a message to his predecessor Guillermo Francos and thanked him for his work within President Javier Milei's team.
"Thank you very much, Guillermo, for your dedication, your leadership, and your legacy," Adorni wrote on social media, accompanying the post with a friendly photo of the two of them.
Among the various changes to ministries and positions decided by the Nation's President, the head of the Cabinet, held by the former presidential spokesperson and legislator elected for La Libertad Avanza (LLA), was one of the most surprising.
Adorni spoke about the matter and stated that he had only learned of his appointment a few days before it was announced by the President's Office. He even mentioned that he was preparing to assume his seat in the Buenos Aires Legislature on December 10.
When asked about Mauricio Macri's comments, who described him as inexperienced for the position, in contrast to Francos, Adorni expressed some disagreement with the former president's post, indicating that such messages "do not align with" supporting the Government.
To conclude, he stated that he takes on this new post as a "challenge" and hopes it goes well, because if it does, when his term is over, he will call Macri and say: "See, you were wrong?"
