Sebastián Amerio, a close associate of Santiago Caputo, has accepted the position of Attorney General of the Nation of Argentina. This appointment comes in the midst of a power struggle between prominent figures in the libertarian party, particularly between Karina Milei and Amerio. A recent shift in the Ministry of Justice led to Amerio being sidelined, and this appointment is perceived as a strategic move to strengthen Caputo’s influence in the government.

The decision was officially announced by the President of Argentina and marks a pivotal moment in the reorganization of the Ministry of Justice. Following the appointment of Juan Bautista Mahiques, Amerio's new role signifies a continuity of trust within the administration. This development also highlights the ongoing reshuffling within key governmental positions, further emphasizing the tensions and alignments within the ruling libertarian coalition.

Amerio's acceptance of this role will elevate him to a ministerial rank, as he will take on significant responsibilities as the state's legal representative. His prior experience as a member of the National Executive Power in the Judiciary Council adds depth to his capability in this position. The implications of this appointment may resonate within the libertarian party, as it could either mitigate conflicts or exacerbate existing rivalries and influence future governance in Argentina.