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Politics Events Local 2025-11-05T16:33:32+00:00

Argentina's President Swears in New Chief of Staff

President Javier Milei swore in Manuel Adorni as the new Chief of Staff. The ceremony at the Casa Rosada followed a meeting with elected lawmakers.

Argentina's President Swears in New Chief of Staff

President Javier Milei today swore in Manuel Adorni, who assumed the position of Chief of Staff in place of Guillermo Francos. The ceremony took place in the White Hall of the Casa Rosada, in the presence of the top leadership of the national government's administration. The event was brief and followed a meeting led by Milei with over 100 elected senators and deputies from La Libertad Avanza and PRO. Subsequently, the head of state was scheduled to travel to Miami to participate in the America Business Forum tomorrow, a summit of world leaders held in the city. News is developing...

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