Paraguay’s new president, Pedro Alliana, asked ministers and senior officials on Monday to make their positions available as he seeks to reorganize the government after Santiago Peña’s ouster. (Foto: Instagram)
Paraguay’s new president, Pedro Alliana, asked all ministers and senior officials on Monday, Nov. 9, to make their positions available, as he seeks to reorganize the government following the ouster of former President Santiago Peña.
In a statement, Alliana said he had directed Rolando de Barros, the minister-secretary-general and chief of the Civil Cabinet, to make the request.
The directive covers ministers, secretaries and the highest-ranking state officials who hold positions of trust, Alliana said.
“I instructed Rolando de Barros to ask ministers, secretaries and the state’s top officials in positions of trust to make their posts available,” Alliana announced. The statement did not specify what changes, if any, would follow.
