The Argentine president accepted the resignation submitted by Francos
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President Javier Milei accepted the resignation of Chief of Cabinet Guillermo Francos on Friday and appointed current presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni as his replacement.
This decision marks the beginning of a new phase in Javier Milei's administration, focused, as explained, on the structural reforms that will be promoted starting December 10.
Through a statement released by the Office of the President, the head of state expressed his "gratitude for his service to the Nation" for Francos during the first two years of his administration, which he described as a period of "deep reforms" and "constant political dialogue with the various forces."
El comunicado del Gobierno.
In the statement, Milei highlighted the key role played by the official in the approval of laws such as the Bases Law, the Anti-Mafia Law, and the Trial in Absentia, noting that "the Nation will always be indebted to him."
Guillermo Francos's administration was characterized by maintaining negotiation channels with governors and legislative blocs, achieving the passage of essential initiatives for the Executive and all Argentinians.
The replacement by Manuel Adorni represents, according to the official statement, a "renewal of political dialogue" in a context marked by institutional reconfiguration after the legislative elections, where Milei's La Libertad Avanza achieved a resounding victory.
Guillermo Francos.
Adorni, the current presidential spokesperson, has become one of the most recognizable figures in the administration due to his press conferences and his defense of the libertarian administration's program.
With this appointment, Milei is reorganizing his cabinet to face the second stage of his administration, in which he will seek to deepen the transformations initiated during the first two years of his government.
