Buenos Aires, Argentine President Javier Milei accepted Monday the resignation of cabinet chief Nicolas Posse. Current Interior Minister Guillermo Francos will succeed Posse, the Argentine presidential office said in a statement. The resignation of the Argentine cabinet chief comes amid pressure over the major economic reforms proposed by the government, including plans to privatize state companies, along with other austerity measures aimed at reversing a prolonged economic crisis marked by inflation. Posse, a 58-year-old industrial engineer, has served as chief of the Cabinet of Ministers since Dec. 10, 2023, when Argentine President Javier Milei took office. Source: Qatar News Agency
Related Articles
UK Announces New Military Aid Package for Ukraine
UK’s Defence Secretary John Healey announced plans to provide Ukraine with a new aid package, affirming that Britain will supply additional weapons to Kyiv and accelerate efforts to deliver previously committed military support.
The Defence Secretary…
WHO says cervical cancer can be prevented and treated
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that although cervical cancer raises health concerns around the world, it can be prevented and treated.
In a statement released by WHO’s regional office on Thursday on the occasion of the Cervical Cancer Elim…
Palestine, Lebanon Qualify in International Universities Debating Championship
Doha: May 28 – The University of Arts and Sciences in Lebanon and An-Najah National University from Palestine have been qualified for the finals in the 7th International Universities Debating Championship in Arabic language, representing the open cate…