Key Takeaways
- Argentine President Javier Milei has sworn in Gerardo Werthein as his new Foreign Affairs Minister.
- Gerardo Werthein has been appointed as Argentina’s new Foreign Affairs Minister, replacing Diana Mondino.
- This marks the fourth departure from President Javier Milei’s cabinet since he took office in December last year.
Buenos Aires: Argentine President Javier Milei on Monday swore in Gerardo Werthein as his new minister of foreign affairs, the president’s office said in a statement.
Werthein, a 68-year-old veterinarian and businessman, has served as Argentina’s ambassador to the United States since May.
His predecessor, Diana Mondino, was removed from office by Milei on Oct. 30.
Mondino’s departure marks the fourth departure from Milei’s cabinet since he took office in December last year.
