New government structure in Argentina: Santilli as Chief of Staff, two key deputies appointed

Argentina's government is set to unveil a new structure with Diego Santilli assuming the powerful role of Chief of Staff. This move centralizes significant authority within the Chief of Staff's office, signaling a major shift in the administration's operational framework.

Under the new arrangement, the Ministry of the Interior will cease to exist, and its responsibilities, including managing relationships with provincial governors and Congress, will be transferred to Santilli. This consolidation means Santilli will directly oversee not only the government's daily coordination but also its political dealings with regional leaders and the legislative branch.

Ignacio Devitt and Gustavo Coria have been appointed as Deputy Chiefs of Staff. Devitt will retain oversight of Strategic Affairs and will also manage Innovation and Science, Tourism, Environment, and Sports. Coria, a long-time associate of Santilli, will take charge of the Interior portfolio, which now includes relations with the provinces and parliamentary affairs, effectively concentrating all legislative and intergovernmental links under Santilli's direct influence.