Javier Milei imposes strict Cabinet meeting protocols in Argentina

President Javier Milei has implemented strict protocols for Cabinet meetings at the Casa Rosada. These rules include maintaining a temperature of 16 degrees, keeping shutters closed due to the President’s photophobia, prohibiting cell phone use, and restricting movement, including bathroom breaks. During a recent meeting, Senator Patricia Bullrich reportedly challenged the President’s stance by calling for more empathy regarding the current economic reality.

In other regional developments, the Municipality of Río Gallegos is working to maintain public health services despite funding cuts from national and provincial governments. Meanwhile, in Concordia, legislators are expressing concern over the potential loss of PAMI healthcare services at the Sanatorio Concordia.

In Malvinas Argentinas, Mayor Leo Nardini met with the Egyptian Deputy Ambassador to discuss commercial ties and visited local medical facilities, including the future University Hospital and Subitón Laboratory. Additionally, in San Isidro, the administration faces scrutiny over municipal contracts and irregular appointments.