Overview
- In a TV Pública interview, Javier Milei said he will reorganize his cabinet after the legislative vote to push “second‑generation” reforms, deciding the structure once full results are known.
- Reporting points to discussions about formally bringing adviser Santiago Caputo into government, potentially replacing Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein, and journalist Luis Majul suggested Werthein would resign if that occurs.
- Clarín reports that merging the Security and Justice portfolios remains under consideration, with Mar del Plata mayor and senator‑elect Guillermo Montenegro floated for a senior Justice role.
- The rivalry between Karina Milei and Santiago Caputo is described as central to the selection process, with Karina Milei and Mauricio Macri cited as opponents of a Montenegro appointment.
- Milei has not ruled out incorporating figures from the PRO, and some analysis suggests a weaker showing could revive talk of a broader unity cabinet to bolster governability.