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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Former Buenos Aires City Vice-Mayor Diego Santilli took office as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief on June 30, 2026, at the Casa Rosada. The ceremony brought together 14 allied governors as President Milei's administration seeks to rebuild its political coalition ahead of the 2027 elections following the resignation of Manuel Adorni.
Gisela Kocsis testified before federal authorities, admitting to purchases exceeding 8 million pesos in linens and appliances for the former Cabinet Chief. Another official acknowledged buying 4K projectors worth over 3.6 million. Investigators estimate total expenditures of $139 million on credit cards during his tenure.
La ceremonia de asunción de Diego Santilli en el Salón Blanco de la Casa Rosada dejó una imagen impactante: Manuel Adorni se fundió en un abrazo con el Presidente y su sucesor, cerrando una semana de crisis política con un gesto de unidad frente a 14 gobernadores y el gabinete nacional.
Diego Santilli was sworn in as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief on June 30, 2026, at the Casa Rosada in a ceremony attended by 14 provincial governors. He replaces Manuel Adorni, who resigned after a scandal involving a 775% increase in his personal wealth. Santilli brings extensive experience as former Vice-Mayor of Buenos Aires and Minister of the Interior.
Patricia Bullrich sought to convene a Labor meeting this Tuesday and hold a session on Thursday, but the Presidential Palace shut down the call. The libertarian bloc chief wanted to show initiative after Adorni's downfall but faced the influence of the President's sister.
In a historic ceremony at the White Hall of Casa Rosada, Diego Santilli assumed as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief, replacing Manuel Adorni who resigned amid a financial scandal. The event featured 14 governors and a symbolic embrace between the outgoing and incoming officials.
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.
Laura Schiuma, Director of Presidential Activities, confirmed before prosecutor Pollicita that she lent her credit card to Manuel Adorni to purchase a gaming monitor worth 2,185,000 pesos. The Justice system investigates whether the former Chief of Staff used several public employees to conceal millions in spending, including projectors and bedding delivered to the Indio Cuá country club.
President Javier Milei will swear in the new Chief of Cabinet in a ceremony marking a turning point in his administration. The presence of provincial governors signals cross-party political support following the resignation of Manuel Adorni.
Argentina's television diva, Susana Giménez, did not hold back when asked about the resignation of former presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni. Before traveling to Miami to support the national team, she described his tenure as a "disgrace" following a corruption scandal.
Diego Santilli will be sworn in as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, following the dramatic resignation of Manuel Adorni amid a shocking 775% wealth increase scandal. Adorni stepped down on June 27 after investigations revealed $245,000 in undeclared renovations and $500,000 in hidden cryptocurrencies.
President Javier Milei faces a decisive week both politically and diplomatically. After confirming Diego Santilli as the new Cabinet Chief, replacing Manuel Adorni, the president must define his participation in key international events while the government reorganizes following the patrimonial scandal that led to the former official's resignation.
Former Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni sent a message to contractor Matías Tabar before his judicial declaration, offering him "all the support you need." Tabar revealed Adorni paid $245,000 off the books for renovations at his luxury home in Indio Cuá.
In a televised interview, the Argentine president defended his economic model, assured that inflation is on a "downward path" and that GDP is already growing. He announced that with the RIGI and potential re-election, Argentina would experience unprecedented growth.
Laura Schiuma, Director of Presidential Activities, confirmed to prosecutors that she lent her personal credit card to former Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni to buy a high-end gamer monitor worth $2.1 million pesos. The investigation reveals a pattern where public employees allegedly facilitated purchases for his private home, including projectors and luxury linens, raising serious questions about illicit enrichment.
Diego Santilli is set to be sworn in as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief this Tuesday, June 30, 2026, following the resignation of Manuel Adorni. Santilli will retain his role as Minister of the Interior while taking on key coordination duties, in a move aimed at stabilizing the government's political management and communication strategy.
President Javier Milei has officially named Diego Santilli as the new Cabinet Chief of Ministers, replacing Manuel Adorni. The announcement was made via social media, confirming Santilli's rise from Interior Minister to the pivotal role of coordinating the Argentine government's executive branch.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
