Con la mirada puesta en la reelección de Javier Milei, el Gobierno nacional negocia con gobernadores un cambio en las reglas de juego. La estrategia impulsada por Karina Milei y Diego Santilli buscaría suspender las primarias y readaptar las listas colectoras a la Boleta Única de Papel.
Following the resignation of Manuel Adorni on June 27, 2026, Diego Santilli assumed the role of Cabinet Chief on June 30 to consolidate agreements with provincial governors and boost President Javier Milei's re-election campaign. Previous appointments are under review while a robust legislative agenda moves forward.
Following Diego Santilli's appointment as Chief of Staff, Javier Milei's government is focusing on its legislative agenda and the 2027 reelection. According to El Cronista, success will depend on building a broad coalition and negotiating with provincial governors to secure a victory.
On June 30, 2026, Diego Santilli assumed the role of Cabinet Chief following the resignation of Manuel Adorni. The new administration aims to consolidate President Javier Milei's government, push key legislative priorities, and review previous political appointments.
With Diego Santilli assuming office as Chief of Cabinet on June 30, 2026, Argentina enters a new political phase following Manuel Adorni's resignation. The new leadership aims to review inherited appointments and secure Governor alliances for Javier Milei's potential re-election, while the Peronist opposition navigates internal tensions between Axel Kicillof and Cristina Kirchner.
Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof gathered 60 leaders from his political movement in La Plata. Amidst tensions with Kirchnerism and criticisms from Máximo Kirchner, the governor confirmed he will not accept conditions and seeks to define his path to the 2027 presidential elections through primaries.
The Governor of Chubut province, Ignacio Torres, celebrated Diego Santilli's appointment as the national Chief of Cabinet, stating the government "recovered the initiative." Santilli assumed office on June 30, 2026, after Manuel Adorni's resignation, bringing a heavy legislative agenda before the parliamentary recess.
With the electoral campaign starting, Argentine President Javier Milei faces the challenge of seeking re-election. Following Manuel Adorni's departure and Diego Santilli's arrival to the Cabinet, the administration focuses on maintaining economic stability and consolidating achievements despite opposition maneuvers.
Diego Santilli asumió el 30/06/2026 como Jefe de Gabinete tras la renuncia de Manuel Adorni. Mediante el DNU 571/2026, el Gobierno eliminó el Ministerio del Interior y Santilli absorberá sus funciones, en un gabinete que se reduce a 8 ministerios, reorganizando el escenario político de cara a 2027.
The Argentine government appointed chemical engineer Oscar López as the new president of FADEA, the state-owned aircraft factory. Driven by Defense Minister Carlos Presti, the move surprised local unions unfamiliar with his aeronautical background, as the company navigates financial challenges.
La Municipalidad de La Plata dio un gran paso hacia la transparencia al iniciar la apertura de ofertas para licitar distintos servicios urbanos. Este nuevo esquema reemplaza un sistema de contrataciones directas de hace más de 15 años, promoviendo la igualdad y el control ciudadano.
Diego Santilli has taken over as Cabinet Chief, reshaping the political strategy towards the 2027 elections. The ruling party aims to polarize against Governor Axel Kicillof and is considering a broader alliance in Buenos Aires province to defeat Kirchnerism, backed by an ambitious legislative agenda and a favorable economic context.
With Diego Santilli as the new Cabinet Chief, the Argentine government is pushing an ambitious legislative agenda in Congress. They aim to approve judicial appointments, private property laws, and Central Bank reforms before the upcoming congressional recess, actively seeking consensus with political allies and provincial governors to achieve these crucial legislative goals.
Through Decree 571/2026, President Javier Milei's government has eliminated the Ministry of the Interior in Argentina. Diego Santilli, the new Chief of Cabinet, will centralize relations with provinces, manage the national ID registry, and oversee strategic areas, aiming to streamline administration with a federal approach.
Diego Santilli took office as Argentina's Chief of Staff on June 30, 2026, replacing Manuel Adorni and absorbing the dissolved Interior Ministry. According to specialized media, his key role will be balancing forces within the Government and laying the groundwork for the 2027 elections.
President Javier Milei has announced a project to modify the Central Bank's charter, repealing the 2012 reform to refocus on a single goal: preserving the value of the currency. He is also negotiating a political reform with opposition parties for the 2027 elections.
Following Diego Santilli's appointment as Chief of Cabinet on June 30, 2026, President Javier Milei's government is reshaping its legislative agenda. The administration seeks alliances to eliminate mandatory primary elections and overhaul campaign financing ahead of the 2027 presidential race.
Argentine President Javier Milei has reshuffled his cabinet following the departure of Manuel Adorni, presenting an ambitious legislative agenda. Diego Santilli assumed the role of Cabinet Chief, while the government highlights encouraging economic indicators ahead of the next elections.
On June 30, 2026, Argentina's National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) reportedly decided not to renew 61 fixed-term contracts. While authorities claim no scientific staff was affected, the ATE union denounces the departure of key technicians from critical nuclear projects.
With a reconfigured cabinet and an agenda focused on growth, the Argentine government seeks to consolidate the significant economic achievements of the first half of the year. Diego Santilli coordinates the ministerial team while fundamental reforms, such as the Central Bank Charter, are projected.
Former mayor of Lomas de Zamora, under investigation for illicit enrichment, was reportedly seen at a Buenos Aires office building. The location belongs to lawyer Mariana Gallego and allegedly serves as an informal hub for the Gambling Workers' Union, amid the scandal involving dollar-filled videos of Jesica Cirio.
Manuel Adorni has submitted his resignation to YPF's board of directors, completing his total disconnection from public office. The decision follows his departure as Cabinet Chief on June 27, amid a judicial investigation into alleged illicit enrichment with a questioned 775% increase in his personal wealth.
The former Vice-Chief of Buenos Aires City Government took office on June 30, 2026, at the Casa Rosada, marking a shift toward political pragmatism. Manuel Adorni stepped down following revelations of a staggering 775% increase in his personal wealth and undeclared payments.
Diego Santilli took office on June 30, 2026, in a historic ceremony at the Pink House, Argentina's presidential palace. The event featured an unprecedented triple embrace between President Milei, former spokesperson Adorni, and Santilli—just days after Adorni's resignation following a patrimonial scandal involving a 775% increase in his declared wealth.
In an unprecedented diplomatic gesture, President Javier Milei attended the 250th US Independence Day commemoration at the American Embassy in Buenos Aires. Ambassador Peter Lamelas hosted the historic event at the iconic Palacio Bosch residence, highlighting a new era of bilateral relations.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
