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Just hours after taking office, the new government is finishing completing the last pieces of the public servants puzzle. On Friday the AFIP was covered (Florencia Misrahi will go) and this Saturday it was confirmed who will occupy the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry, the Argentine representation before the IMF and the vice presidency of the Central Bank. Leonardo Madcur will remain in the Ministry of Economy. Sergio Massa's former chief advisor, who resigned on Thursday according to the Official Gazette, will now be appointed as Argentina's representative before the International Monetary Fund, as confirmed by sources close to Luis Caputo.



Madcur's permanence in the Government has been Mexico Mobile Number List rumored for several days but it was not clear what position he would occupy. In fact, he had had a talk on Wednesday with Luis Caputo, with whom he has a long relationship, and Javier Milei himself. The reasons for the appointment are that Madcur has known Caputo for years and also Milei, with whom he worked in the Eurnekian group . He was the businessman's Investment Manager between and . He also has the advantage of knowing the recent negotiation with the IMF. He was a key member of Massa's negotiating team before the IMF and is an appreciated man in the body.







He is considered a sensible, low-profile technician, with whom you can work and with experience in the complex network of negotiations of a program that has had thousands of ups and downs and is currently frozen. His appointment will facilitate the negotiations that urgently need to be carried out with the IMF. Madcur was Undersecretary of Financing and Secretary of Technical Coordination of Roberto Lavagna during the government of Néstor Kirchner. Born in San Juan, he has a Law Degree from the University of Belgrano and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the IAE-Universidad Austral in Business Management. Pablo Lavigne, a 40-year-old economist linked to the Pro, who is emerging as the next Secretary of Commerce.