09/17/2021 11:17 PM
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Updated 09/17/2021 11:21 PM
President Alberto Fernández announced on Friday night seven modifications in his Cabinet of Ministers, which include the transfer of Santiago Cafiero to the Foreign Ministry, the departure of Nicolás Trotta in Education and the inclusion of Aníbal Fernández at the head of the portfolio of Security.
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New appointments to the Executive Branch
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Juan Manzur
The current governor of Tucumán will be the new Chief of Cabinet, instead of Santiago Cafiero, one of the officials closest to the President but also most questioned by harsh Kirchnerism.
Manzur had already been Minister of Health during the government of the current vice president, with whom he had a bad relationship.
However, Cristina Kirchner assured this Thursday that it was she who proposed him as a replacement for Cafiero.
Santiago Cafiero
The hitherto head of ministers will replace Felipe Solá at the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship.
Anibal Fernandez
The former Minister of the Interior and also a former candidate for Buenos Aires governor in the election that consecrated María Eugenia Vidal in the Province in 2015, will replace Sabina Frederic in Security.
Julian Dominguez
The former Minister of Agriculture of Cristina Kirchner was appointed to head of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, instead of Luis Basterra.
Jaime Perzyck
The person in charge of replacing Nicolás Trotta was Vice Minister of Education in the presidency of Cristina Kirchner and currently he is serving as Secretary of University Policies.
Daniel Filmus
The former Minister of Education and current Secretary of the Malvinas, Antarctica and South Atlantic in the Foreign Ministry will be the new Minister of Science and Technology, instead of Roberto Salvarezza.
John Ross
He will be the Secretary of Communication and Press in place of Juan Pablo Biondi, harshly questioned by Vice President Cristina Kirchner in the letter plagued with criticism to Alberto Fernández.
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Pedro's Wado
Despite being the one who started the wave of resignations, the Interior Minister will remain in office.
Cristina Kirchner's man, he had unleashed the crisis in the Government on Wednesday, with a letter released to the media in which he reported that he was making his resignation "available."
Martin Guzman
He will continue to lead the Ministry of Economy, after rumors about Cristina Kirchner's request to resign, later denied by the vice president.
Matias Kulfas
He will continue in his position as Minister of Industry and Production.
It was another of those questioned by the K sectors.
Matias Lammens
The former candidate for the head of the Buenos Aires government will continue in his position as Minister of Tourism and Sports.
Gabriel Katopodis
Former mayor of San Martín, he was confirmed in Public Works.
Jorge Taiana
He will continue as Defense Minister, a position in which he replaced Agustín Rossi.
Juan Zabaleta
The Hurlingham mayor had replaced Daniel Arroyo in the Ministry of Social Development.
He remains in his position.
Tristan Bauer
He was one of those who resigned on Wednesday, but will remain in office as Minister of Culture.
Jorge Ferraresi
He will continue to be Minister of Territorial Development and Habitat
Martin Soria
He had resigned as Minister of Justice, but will continue in his position.
Elizabeth Gomez Alcorta
She will continue as Minister of Women, Gender and Diversity of Argentina
Carla vizzotti
She will continue as Minister of Health, a position she held after the resignation of Ginés González García
Claudio Moroni
The Minister of Labor remains in office.
Alexis guerrera
He will continue as Minister of Transport, a position he assumed after the death of Mario Meoni.
Juan Cabandié
He was one of those who made the resignation available but will continue to lead the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.
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