Overview
- Manuel Adorni will take over as chief of Cabinet on Monday and will forgo the city legislative seat he won earlier this year.
- Interior Minister Lisandro Catalán resigned minutes after Francos, and no replacement was announced.
- An official statement framed the overhaul as a response to the Oct. 26 election results to launch a second stage focused on structural reforms.
- Multiple outlets report that adviser Santiago Caputo is expected to lead a consolidated superministry absorbing Interior and other areas, though this has not been formalized.
- In his letter, Francos cited persistent rumors in stepping down and highlighted convening governors this week, as reporting points to tensions with Caputo and a consolidation of power around Milei’s inner circle.