US EditionMonteoliva Disembarks and Lifts the Flag: Rosario, First Stop
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Alejandra Monteoliva assumed on Tuesday as the new Minister of National Security, replacing Patricia Bullrich, and announced that the Flag Plan will continue to be a central axis of the Government’s security policy. The swearing-in ceremony took place at Casa Rosada, headed by President Javier Milei and with the presence of members of the National Cabinet. After the ceremony, Monteoliva anticipated that one of his first movements will be to trav…
Alejandra Monteoliva took office on Tuesday as the new Minister of Security in Argentina, replacing Patricia Bullrich who became the national senator. During an event at Casa Rosada, the seat of the Argentine government, President Javier swore to Monteoliva who already belonged to the portfolio of Security, as secretary of this Ministry, since July last year. Bullrich said goodbye to the security agency, which headed since Milei's arrival at the…
In the White Room of Casa Rosada, the Minister of Security, Juan Pablo Quinteros, and the head of the Police of Cordoba, General Leonardo Gutiérrez, accompanied the President of the Nation Javier Milei and the national senator Patricia Bullrich, as part of the swearing-in of the new Minister of National Security, Mg. Alejandra Monteoliva.
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