The resignation of Manuel Adorni as cabinet chief of the Argentine government represents an attempt by President Javier Milei to close a political crisis that dominated the public agenda for more than four months, though analysts warn that the impact on the government's credibility will persist as the judicial investigation into the former official's alleged illicit enrichment advances. Adorni, who denies any act of corruption, submitted his resignation on Saturday in a letter released on the social network X.

El jefe de Gabinete, presionado internamente, anunció su salida; Milei lo había vuelto a sostener desde España el viernes; mañana confirmarían el reemplazo

El jefe de Gabinete dejó el cargo este sábado, mientras avanza la investigación por presunto enriquecimiento ilícito