Overview

• Guillermo Francos reaffirmed his exclusive authority as Chief of Cabinet, rejecting implications that advisor Santiago Caputo wields executive power.
• President Javier Milei previously referred to Caputo as a 'second instance of political control,' fueling perceptions of internal power dynamics.
• Francos clarified that Caputo, an external advisor and monotributista, has no formal government role or decision-making authority.
• The Chief of Cabinet described the upcoming congressional interpellation over the $LIBRA cryptocurrency scandal as a politically motivated move unrelated to his administrative duties.
• This interpellation marks the first of a cabinet chief in over 30 years, highlighting tensions between institutional oversight and political maneuvering.