Overview
- The presidency formalized Juan Martín Ozores’s resignation in Decree 1149/2026, which the Boletín Oficial published and that carries the signatures of President Javier Milei and Chief of Cabinet Diego Santilli.
- The government named engineer Andrés Michelazzo as interventor to assume the post on Tuesday and serve until January 4, 2027, and it also appointed Patricia Zulema Roldan and Alejandro Pereyra as adjunct interventors.
- Ozores had announced his departure on LinkedIn before the decree and credited his near three-year term with advances in satellite connectivity, spectrum allocation, infrastructure and financing tools for providers.
- ENACOM will remain under federal intervention through the appointed term, a measure that began in January 2024 and has been extended to complete reviews of regulations, spectrum management, licensing and the agency’s structure.
- The change preserves administrative control as the government pursues regulatory modernization and broader connectivity projects, and it could affect funding and approval timetables for network upgrades and license adjudications over the coming months.