The Ministries of the Argentine Republic, which form the cabinet, currently consist of sixteen ministries under a ministerial chief of staff.[1] The ministers are appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the president.[1] The current organization derives from the constitutional revision of 1994,[1] and is governed by "The Law on Ministries".[2]
Prior to independence, the administration of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata was organized under the Royal Ordinance of Administrators issued 28 January 1782 (la Real Ordenanza de Intendentes),[3] under which there were eight intendencias[4] each with a governor reporting to the viceroy. The governor had the police, finance and the military under his direct control, and his lieutenant administered the courts.[3] At first the revolutionaries retained the same system, only gradually dispersing the executive authority over a larger body of men.[3] The first true cabinet posts in Argentina emerged in the early to mid-19th century first under the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata and later under the Argentine Confederation and the State of Buenos Aires. For example, the Department of Governance and War (Departamento de Gobierno y Guerra) was created on 28 May 1810 by the First Junta with Mariano Moreno as secretary,[5] and although the First Junta sent out diplomates as early as 1810, it was not until 27 February 1813 that the Department of Foreign Business (Departamento de Negocios Extranjeros) was created under the supervision of the Secretary of State.[6]
The 1983 Law on Ministries passed by then-president Raúl Alfonsín set the precedent for secretariats of state with ministerial rank.[8] These secretaries respond directly to the Presidency. As of the latest version of the Law on Ministries, these are the existing Secretariats of the Presidency counting with ministerial rank in the Argentine government.[9]
^ abc"Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros". Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros. from the original on 10 April 2015.
^La Ley de Ministerios, The Law on Ministries was established by Decree 438 of 1992, and amended by Law 26638, promulgated on 6 December 2007.
^ abcZabala, Juan Pablo; Departamento Documentos Escritos, División Nacional (2012). Fondos documentales del Departamento Documentos Escritos, División Nacional: Programa de Descripción Normalizada: secciones gobierno, Sala X y contaduría, Sala III, tribunales y protocolos de escribanos: volumen 2(PDF) (in Spanish). Buenos Aires: Archivo General de la Nación, Ministerio del Interior. p. 33. (PDF) from the original on 4 March 2016.
^The intendencia were Buenos Aires, San Miguel de Tucumán, Cuyo, Paraguay, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Potosí, La Paz and Chuquisaca. Kermenic, Jan M. (1993). Pueblos, lenguas e instituciones de América meridional, Tomo I: AA–MM (in Spanish). Lima, Peru: [s.n.] p. 149. OCLC 30746236.
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^"LEY DE MINISTERIOS Decreto 438/92". infoleg.gob.ar (in Spanish). 12 March 1992. Retrieved 23 November 2020.
^Soltys, Michael (6 June 2020). "Non-ministerial positions – yet still key additions". Buenos Aires Times. Retrieved 8 December 2020.
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The Ministries of the Argentine Republic which form the cabinet currently consist of sixteen ministries under a ministerial chief of staff 1 The ministers are appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the president 1 The current organization derives from the constitutional revision of 1994 1 and is governed by The Law on Ministries 2 Contents 1 History 2 Current ministries 3 Presidential secretariats with ministerial rank 4 Notes and referencesHistory EditPrior to independence the administration of the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata was organized under the Royal Ordinance of Administrators issued 28 January 1782 la Real Ordenanza de Intendentes 3 under which there were eight intendencias 4 each with a governor reporting to the viceroy The governor had the police finance and the military under his direct control and his lieutenant administered the courts 3 At first the revolutionaries retained the same system only gradually dispersing the executive authority over a larger body of men 3 The first true cabinet posts in Argentina emerged in the early to mid 19th century first under the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata and later under the Argentine Confederation and the State of Buenos Aires For example the Department of Governance and War Departamento de Gobierno y Guerra was created on 28 May 1810 by the First Junta with Mariano Moreno as secretary 5 and although the First Junta sent out diplomates as early as 1810 it was not until 27 February 1813 that the Department of Foreign Business Departamento de Negocios Extranjeros was created under the supervision of the Secretary of State 6 Argentine Confederation 1831 to 1852 7 Ministry of War and the Navy Ministry of Finance Ministry of Interior Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Justice Religion and Public EducationState of Buenos Aires 1852 to 1861 7 Ministry of Governance Ministry of War Ministry of Finance Ministry of Foreign Affairs Prosecutor s OfficeCurrent ministries EditMinistry Logo Website Incumbent Since PartyChief of the Cabinet of Ministers argentina gob ar jefatura Juan Manzur 20 September 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of the Interior argentina gob ar interior Eduardo de Pedro 10 December 2019 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Foreign Affairs International Trade and Worship cancilleria gob ar Santiago Cafiero 20 September 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Defense argentina gob ar defensa Jorge Taiana 10 August 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Economy argentina gob ar economia Sergio Massa 3 August 2022 Renewal FrontMinistry of Justice and Human Rights argentina gob ar justicia Martin Soria 29 March 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Transport argentina gob ar transporte Alexis Guerrera 3 May 2021 Renewal FrontMinistry of Security argentina gob ar seguridad Anibal Fernandez 20 September 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Social Development argentina gob ar desarrollosocial Victoria Tolosa Paz 13 October 2022 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Health argentina gob ar salud Carla Vizzotti 20 February 2021 IndependentMinistry of Education argentina gob ar educacion Jaime Perczyk 20 September 2021 IndependentMinistry of Public Works argentina gob ar obras publicas Gabriel Katopodis 10 December 2019 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Women Genders and Diversity argentina gob ar generos Ayelen Mazzina 13 October 2022 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Culture argentina gob ar cultura Tristan Bauer 10 December 2019 IndependentMinistry of Science Technology and Innovation argentina gob ar ciencia Daniel Filmus 20 September 2021 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Labour Employment and Social Security argentina gob ar trabajo Kelly Olmos 13 October 2022 Justicialist PartyMinistry of the Environment and Sustainable Development argentina gob ar ambiente Juan Cabandie 10 December 2019 Justicialist PartyMinistry of Tourism and Sports argentina gob ar turismoydeportes Matias Lammens 10 December 2019 IndependentMinistry of Territorial Development and Habitat argentina gob ar habitat Jorge Ferraresi 11 November 2020 Justicialist PartyPresidential secretariats with ministerial rank EditThe 1983 Law on Ministries passed by then president Raul Alfonsin set the precedent for secretariats of state with ministerial rank 8 These secretaries respond directly to the Presidency As of the latest version of the Law on Ministries these are the existing Secretariats of the Presidency counting with ministerial rank in the Argentine government 9 Ministry Logo Website Incumbent Since PartyGeneral Secretariat argentina gob ar secretariageneral Julio Vitobello 10 December 2019 Justicialist PartyLegal and Technical Secretariat argentina gob ar legalytecnica Vilma Ibarra 10 December 2019 IndependentSecretariat of Strategic Affairs argentina gob ar asuntos estrategicos Mercedes Marco del Pont 3 August 2022 Integration and Development MovementSecretariat of Communications and Press argentina gob ar comunicacion y prensa Juan Ross 20 September 2021 Justicialist PartyNotes and references Edit a b c Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros Archived from the original on 10 April 2015 La Ley de Ministerios The Law on Ministries was established by Decree 438 of 1992 and amended by Law 26638 promulgated on 6 December 2007 a b c Zabala Juan Pablo Departamento Documentos Escritos Division Nacional 2012 Fondos documentales del Departamento Documentos Escritos Division Nacional Programa de Descripcion Normalizada secciones gobierno Sala X y contaduria Sala III tribunales y protocolos de escribanos volumen 2 PDF in Spanish Buenos Aires Archivo General de la Nacion Ministerio del Interior p 33 Archived PDF from the original on 4 March 2016 The intendencia were Buenos Aires San Miguel de Tucuman Cuyo Paraguay Santa Cruz de la Sierra Potosi La Paz and Chuquisaca Kermenic Jan M 1993 Pueblos lenguas e instituciones de America meridional Tomo I AA MM in Spanish Lima Peru s n p 149 OCLC 30746236 Zabala 2012 p 218harvnb error no target CITEREFZabala2012 help Zabala 2012 p 166harvnb error no target CITEREFZabala2012 help a b Zabala 2012 p 26harvnb error no target CITEREFZabala2012 help LEY DE MINISTERIOS Decreto 438 92 infoleg gob ar in Spanish 12 March 1992 Retrieved 23 November 2020 Soltys Michael 6 June 2020 Non ministerial positions yet still key additions Buenos Aires Times Retrieved 8 December 2020 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ministries of the Argentine Republic amp oldid 1115969178, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
