The Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Nation, John Manzurtook an oath yesterday, in the Hall of Native Peoples of the Government House, to the new deputy chief of staff: John Manuel Olmos. and thanked Alberto Fernandez for the possibility of adding the president’s right-hand man, who until his appointment as Cabinet Secretary, had been performing functions as head of advisers of the Presidency of the Nation.
“It is a great joy to be able to take the oath of a man whom I love, value and respect. A person whom I have known for a long time and with firm convictions. A companion, a Peronist militant with a great vocation for service who was always willing to help in exchange for nothing,” Manzur said during the ceremony.
And the chief of staff highlighted the task of the outgoing Jorge Nemé, one of his trusted men, who was now designated as Secretary of Development Planning and Federal Competitiveness of the Ministry of Economy, under the orbit of Serge Massacompleting the polyamorous exchange of collaborators that in the front of all expect me to score new era of peace.
Manzur, they say, had asked the president days ago to be Olmos the substitute of Neme. Lawyer and former head of Advisors to the Presidency of the Nation since December 10, 2019. Olmos was previously President of the Council of the City Magistracy and legislator from Buenos Aires during the period 2005-2009, when albertismo had weight from Buenos Aires with Diego Kravetztoday appointed successor of the intendant Nestor Grindetti in Lanus.
For his part, Neme joined the working group with which Felipe Solá landed at the Foreign Ministry in December 2019, and after the arrival of santiago cafiero with Cecilia Todesca Bocco Second, there was a castling of positions with the economist and became deputy chief of staff.
They have known each other for a long time with the former governor of Tucumán: accompanied him in the province between 2015 and 2019 as Secretary of International Relations of the Province. Diplomat and economist graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, Neme was the link between Mazur and Martín Guzmán until his departure a month ago.
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