President Javier Milei spoke by phone this Sunday night with Luis Majul on LN+ after confirming the appointment of Diego Santilli as the new Chief of Cabinet. In a phone interview, the president explained the reasons for the decision, announced changes in the structure of the Government, and again questioned the paid journalism.
Milei linked Santilli's arrival with a new management phase and the need to modify traditional methods of Argentine politics. “If we truly want to change Argentina, the decision-making mechanisms must change. Continuing with Machiavelli's manual has sunk Argentina,” he stated.
In that vein, the President emphasized that the change his administration is promoting is not limited solely to macroeconomic ordering. “The change is not just about fixing the economy, which by the way, the numbers are very good,” he affirmed, questioning why much of the public discussion avoids focusing on the results of the management.
Later, Milei confirmed that Santilli's appointment will also involve an internal reorganization. “We are going to merge the Ministry of the Interior with the Chief of Cabinet. A large part of the work requires working with the governors. Santilli is a great worker who knows the trade,” he explained.
The president also defended the proper functioning of the Government and rejected claims that spoke of a paralyzed administration. “Last week the Super RIGI was released. The idea that things weren't working is also false,” he pointed out.
