ARThe Argentine government has issued decree 571/2026 establishing a new administrative structure under the libertarian administration. Diego Santilli has been appointed as Chief of Cabinet with expanded responsibilities, including oversight of daily operations, relations with provincial governors, and engagement with Congress. Two other key positions were created: Ignacio Devitt as Deputy Chief of Cabinet and Gustavo Coria as Deputy Chief of the Interior. The Ministry of the Interior was abolished, and its functions now fall under the Cabinet Office. Devitt retains his role in parliamentary negotiations and will oversee strategic affairs, innovation, science, tourism, environment, and sports. Coria will manage relationships with provinces, municipalities, and Congress, taking over functions previously handled by Santilli before his promotion. This reorganization consolidates several areas into unified departments.
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