US EditionGovernment Finalizes Resolution to Ban First Class Travel by Officials
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With President Javier Milei outside the country for his participation in the Davos Forum, the Executive’s political coordination was left to Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni, who activated a dynamic of hand-to-hand meetings with almost the entire Cabinet. The immediate aim is to rearrange management and advance a series of internal measures that seek to show control of spending and greater supervision over ministries. The round includes meetings with…
The Cabinet Headquarters seeks to imitate what the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Martín Menem, do when they travel to the provinces on the journeys of La Libertad Avanza to strengthen the party structure throughout the country.
The Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, prepares a resolution to prohibit officials who do not have ministerial rank from travelling in first class on official travel, within the framework of the state adjustment measures that will continue to be implemented by President Javier Milei.This is confirmed by official sources to El Cronista.The measure seeks to cut the public administration viatics, although it would not reach ministers, as the sources sp…
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