The measure seeks to reduce the size of the state and optimize in line with the austerity objectives announced by the Executive.
Within the framework of the Public Expenditure Adjustment Plan promoted by the Government of Javier Milei, the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) He formalized the elimination of areas in its internal structure through resolution 62/2025, published in the Official Gazette. The measure seeks to reduce the size of the state and optimize in line with the austerity objectives announced by the Executive.
The resolution establishes the Elimination of the Administrative Management Directorate and its area coordination, under the General Directorate of Communication and Press of ANSES. According to the official text, this decision will not affect the associated functions and actions, which will be absorbed by the General Directorate, maintaining the assigned budget items.
An adjustment aligned with Milei’s policies
The cut responds to the provisions of the Bases Law, which seeks to “reduce the oversight of the state structure, reduce the deficit and balance public accounts.” Since the assumption of Javier Milei, this type of modifications has been recurrent, with the aim of cutting expenses in areas considered “unnecessary” or “excessively bureaucratic.”
The Executive Director of Anses, Mariano de los Heros, argued in the resolution that the measure aims to achieve “a more transparent, agile and efficient public management.” However, from critical sectors they warn that these cuts could impact the operation of key areas and generate an overload in the remaining equipment.
The elimination of these areas adds to a series of structural reductions applied in different state agencies. While the government argues that these decisions are essential to clean up public accounts, opposition and unions have expressed concern about the impact on the provision of services and state employment.
“The permanent adjustment does not solve the structural problems of the economy, it only deteriorates the state’s ability to provide responses to citizens,” said a reference of the opposition.
On the other hand, from the ruling party they defend the measures as steps necessary to achieve fiscal balance. “Every weight that does not waste in bureaucracy is a weight that can be redirected to priority programs,” sources close to the Executive said.
According to the organization chart approved in the resolution, the functions of the eliminated areas will be redistributed internally. Among the affected units are the Coordination of Management of Communication and Planning and Monitoring Actions, which will remain under the direct control of the General Directorate of Communication and Press.
With this measure, the Milei government reaffirms its commitment to the restructuring of the State, although it faces increasing questions about the scope of these adjustments and their impact on the operation of the public administration.
Source: Ambito
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