On July 15, 2026, Adrián Ravier, a prominent economist and key figure in Argentina's ruling party, La Libertad Avanza, was appointed as the new presidential spokesperson, succeeding Manuel Adorni. His arrival brings the challenge of rebuilding relations with the press while navigating judicial matters in La Pampa province, aiming to foster transparency.
Adrián Ravier held his first press conference at Casa Rosada, stating the economy is at a turning point. He highlighted PRO party as key ally and addressed Manuel Adorni's resignation over financial scandal. Diego Santilli to be sworn in as Cabinet Chief with 14 governors' support.
The scandal over Manuel Adorni's staggering 775% wealth increase continues to grip Argentina's government. With 120 signatures gathered of the 129 needed for a censure motion and a pending parliamentary interrogation, President Javier Milei stands by his official while political erosion grows and Adrián Ravier steps in as the new presidential spokesperson.
El ex diputado y director de Fundación Faro juró este viernes en Casa Rosada como nuevo vocero de la Presidencia, reemplazando a Manuel Adorni. Su presentación formal ante los periodistas acreditados está programada para el martes 30 de junio, donde buscará cambiar la agenda tras el escándalo por el incremento patrimonial de su predecesor.
Argentine President Javier Milei is reportedly traveling to Spain on June 24, 2026, for what is described as a private visit with no official agenda. The trip comes at a particularly challenging time for his administration, as the government faces the controversial "AdorniGate" scandal involving his former spokesperson's massive wealth increase.
In a marathon session lasting over 10 hours, Argentina's Chamber of Deputies began debating the Super RIGI investment regime and a USD 171 million payment to holdout creditors. The ruling coalition needed Adrián Ravier to remain as a deputy to reach the 128 legislators required for quorum, delaying his appointment as the new presidential spokesperson amidst the AdorniGate scandal.
Argentina's ruling coalition postponed the formal designation of the new presidential spokesperson to guarantee the necessary votes in a key congressional session debating major investment incentives and a historic debt payment to holdout creditors. The political maneuver aims to preserve legislative support during critical negotiations.
In a tense political climate, the Argentine Chamber of Deputies approved a $171 million payment to so-called 'vulture funds'. The decision coincides with the AdorniGate scandal, where Presidential Spokesperson Manuel Adorni faces a censorship motion over a staggering 775% increase in his personal wealth.
President Javier Milei would travel to Spain on Wednesday, June 24, while the scandal over Manuel Adorni's patrimonial increase continues to escalate. Adrián Ravier was appointed as the new presidential spokesperson following a censure motion that has gathered 120 signatures. The impeachment session failed due to lack of quorum.
President Javier Milei spoke at a Faro Foundation event celebrating 2.3% year-over-year GDP growth in Q1 2026. The event featured Adrián Ravier (new presidential spokesperson) and Manuel Adorni, who faces an illicit enrichment scandal. Milei announced his upcoming book "Morality as State Policy."
The presidential advisor regained ground in the ruling party's internal politics following changes in the spokesperson's office and Press Secretariat. The new officials, Adrián Ravier and Fabián Fernández, met with Caputo in a gesture that marks their political profile, while Manuel Adorni retains his Chief of Cabinet position but with reduced functions.
Libertarian economist and Congressman Adrián Ravier was appointed by President Javier Milei as Argentina's new presidential spokesperson, replacing Manuel Adorni following a scandal involving a 775% wealth increase. Ravier, a disciple of renowned Spanish economist Huerta de Soto, now faces the challenge of restoring credibility to the government's communication strategy.
Economist and National Deputy Adrián Ravier has been designated as the new presidential spokesperson by President Javier Milei. This significant appointment follows a six-hour meeting and occurs amidst the 'AdorniGate' scandal, signaling a strategic shift towards economic-focused communication for the Argentine government.
Adrián Ravier, a liberal economist and national deputy, has been appointed as Argentina's new Presidential Spokesperson. In his first day, he met with Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni at the Casa Rosada. The government also confirmed the departure of Javier Lanari from the Secretariat of Press after two and a half years. Ravier was designated by President Javier Milei to lead the economic communication of the administration.
President Javier Milei will officially present economist Adrián Ravier as Argentina's new presidential spokesperson on Monday, June 22, 2026, at the White Hall of Casa Rosada. This appointment follows the controversial "AdorniGate" scandal that triggered a censorship motion with 120 signatures against former spokesperson Manuel Adorni.
Argentine President Javier Milei has appointed National Deputy Adrián Ravier as the new presidential spokesperson amid a political crisis surrounding Manuel Adorni. Ravier, a classical liberal economist from La Pampa and disciple of Jesús Huerta de Soto, takes office after a six-hour meeting at the Quinta de Olivos presidential residence.
President Javier Milei has named economist and congressman Adrián Ravier as Argentina's new Presidential Spokesperson, following a marathon meeting at the historic Olivos Presidential Residence. The appointment signals a strategic shift in government communications amid a complex political landscape.
President Javier Milei has appointed economist Adrián Ravier as the new presidential spokesman to refresh the government's image amid the scandal involving Manuel Adorni. In a surprising twist, Milei had previously insulted Ravier on social media, calling him an "imbecile" and a "fraud," before the two mended fences.
The Argentine government has appointed economist Adrián Ravier as its new presidential spokesperson. A classical liberal thinker, national congressman, and disciple of renowned Spanish economist Jesús Huerta de Soto, Ravier brings academic prestige to a role that has faced recent controversies. His appointment signals a shift in communication strategy.
El Presidente de la Nación Argentina, Javier Milei, compartió a través de su cuenta oficial en la red social X las reflexiones del economista y diputado Adrián Ravier sobre la evolución del riesgo país, un indicador clave que mide la confianza de los inversores en la economía argentina y su capacidad de pago.
El presidente Javier Milei utilizó su cuenta oficial para presentar una nueva iniciativa vinculada a la difusión económica. El mensaje, que menciona al reconocido economista Adrián Ravier, promete ser un nuevo capítulo en la comunicación de la gestión económica del gobierno libertario.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
