After the departure of Pablo de la Torre, there were more casualties in human capital: those who resigned in education

Amid the political earthquake in the Ministry of Human Capital, new casualties are linked to the field of the Ministry of Education, headed by Carlos Torrendel. For a variety of reasons, ranging from medical issues to professional judgment and the relationship with the dismissed Secretary of Children and Families, Pablo De La TorreThe departure has come amid known judicial scrutiny and criticism from the opposition.

As confirmed by infobaeThe first of the officials to leave office is the Under Secretary for Educational Innovation, Maria Pla AlbaWho had already requested to leave the area due to his health related issues.

For his part, due to his professional relationship with de la Torre, he also asked him to resign. Joseph Richardswho assisted in the coordination of this portfolio with the Chief of Staff, although he was not formally appointed.

Whereas, Silvana GhiselsThe one who works as the planning director has also not been officially hired and has unilaterally submitted her resignation. This is a “purely technical” painting.

After all, the one who is in the news is the Director of Secondary Education. maria de los angeles reigWho, like Richards and Gisels, had a relationship with de la Torre and all three were also part of the technical team of education in San Miguel, the Buenos Aires district from which the displaced Secretary of Children and Family is from.

However, according to some human capital sources, in this last case there has still been no concrete decision to replace him and Reg, who until now could continue to fulfill his functions, could continue.

After de la Torre left, several of the officials he had appointed were also fired: Hector Nicolas CalventeUnder Secretary for Social Policies; Maria Lucia RuskovskyUnder Secretary for Territorial Policies and Human Development; Fernando de la Cruz Molina PicoGeneral Coordinator of the National Coordinating Commission of the Microcredit Promotion Program for the Development of the Social Economy; and Esteban Maria BoschNational Director of Emergency of the Ministry of Human Capital.

It is one of the ministries that has had the most changes since the beginning of the administration, since from last December 10 until today there have been 30 changes: the first of them was the displacement of the head of ANSES, Osvaldo GiordanoWho was asked to step down after his wife voted in the Chamber of Deputies against the Bases Law.

More recently, those leaving the portfolio were Maximiliano Cazellione of Pettovello’s closest aides, and responsible for legal matters, and Liliana ArchimbalUnder Secretary of Labor.

In fact, the Secretary of Labor himself, Umar Yasinwas fired in mid-March after a dispute over pay raises in the executive branch and was replaced by Julio CorderoWhich continues even today.

They all joined in Gerardo Marcelo HitaDirector of the National Council for the Coordination of Social Policies; Pablo Rodriguezwho worked in the Ministry of Children and Families – although their appointment was not formalized – and Agustin Sanchez SorondoAdministrative Under Secretary.

he skipped that class too Rodrigo “Rocco” AybarAlthough in his case he remained within the Liberal management, as he went from being Undersecretary of Innovation of the Solidarity Economy within Human Capital to becoming Undersecretary of Housing.

In early January, the then-Labor Secretary, Horacio Pitarrou

A labour law expert with a past in the PRO had entered into talks with the union sectors, official sources said at the time.

Earlier, Casa Grande director “Nestor Kirchner” had resigned. Marcelo Basillotta. The decision was made known a few hours after it was confirmed that the agency would be renamed “Casa Patria Libertad”. Who remained only a few days as an unofficial collaborator, was the deputy of Buenos Aires Fabian Perechodnik,

few days back, Pettovello Appointed in place of Pablo de la Torre Yanina Nano LamboFormer director of the Ministry of Social Development of the Buenos Aires city government, who has the support of the president Xavier Miley,