The Government Appointed a New Undersecretary for Science and Technology
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Economist Ricardo Crespo, researcher at CONICET and former vice-rector of Research and Academic Affairs at the Austral University, will take up the post that became vacant after the resignation of César Óscar Lencina
The National Government appointed the economist Ricardo Fernando Crespo as the new Undersecretary of Science and Technology, replacing César Oscar Lencina, who left office after denouncing alleged ill-treatment, internal operating problems and lack of institutional accompaniment. The appointment was made by Adriana Baravalle, Secretary of Innovation, Science and Technology, a...
The new staff member will replace the former Under-Secretary, who left office after just over a month and denounced situations of disturbance and lack of institutional support.
The decree was signed by Javier Milei and the Chief of Staff, Diego Santilli. The outgoing official had denounced difficulties in working and questioned the treatment of the area’s secretary, Adriana Baravalle. Read more
Ricardo Fernando Crespo will assume the post after the resignation of César Lencina, who claimed lack of institutional support and denounced stratum.
This is Ricardo Crespo, economist and researcher at CONICET. Yesterday he had presented his resignation César Lencina, who had denounced alleged ill-treatment.
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