After Months of Controversy, the Director of the Maison De l'Argentine in Paris Leaves Office
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Santiago Muzio presents his resignation among criticisms for hosting meetings linked to the ultra-right in the university residence and for removing a plaque in homage to the disappeared of the dictatorship
He had been appointed in 2024 by the government of the libertarian president Javier Milei: the controversial Santiago Muzio finally resigned from the management of the House of Argentina, located on the campus of the International University City in Paris. He was accused of alleged evictions of residents, of the withdrawal of a plaque paying tribute to the disappeared of the Argentine dictatorship and of having organized meetings on the far righ…
Appointed in 2024 by the government of the far right president Javier Milei, the director of the House of Argentina, the Franco-Argentine lawyer Santiago Muzio, has finally resigned after many polemics around its management. Close to the networks of the extreme French right and proud to have undertaken "draw" the institution located in the heart of the International University City of...
While the Argentine head of state is expected in France at the end of September, Santiago Muzio, director of the House of Argentina, a residence located on the prestigious campus of the International University City of Paris, had to throw away sponges. Critics of him had accumulated in recent months, recalls the press in Buenos Aires.
Muzio accumulated complaints against him. The government pressured him out of fear that the scandal at Casa Argentina would harm Milei during his visit to France and Paris Week, which will take place on September 30. In the days leading up to Javier Milei’s trip to France, the government could no longer avoid other than the director of Casa Argentina in Paris, Santiago María Guillermo Adolfo Muzio, finally relinquishing his position after a mana…
Santiago Muzio left his post after strong criticism by residents and the Paris City Hall. The official was marked by renting spaces of the institution for ultra-right sectors and by removing commemorative plaques of missing persons.
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