Diego Valenzuela was initially set to become the head of the Agency of Migration Security, a reclassification of the Migration Directorate, but he will now return to his seat in the Buenos Aires Legislature as a provincial senator. This change is attributed to divisions within the libertarian movement, particularly conflicts between Valenzuela and the new Security Minister, Alejandra Monteoliva. These internal disputes have significant implications for the restructuring of the government cabinet in Argentina, as personal ambitions and alliances appear to be shaping political roles.

The tension between Valenzuela and Monteoliva is exacerbated by the support that Monteoliva has received from Karina Milei, the sister of President Javier Milei. This backing indicates a shift in loyalty away from Patricia Bullrich, the former Security Minister, and reflects upcoming tensions within the administration. As a result, the cabinet formation process has become convoluted as individuals vie for power and preferment, leading to potential further complication in effective governance.

In response to these internal conflicts, both the Monteoliva camp and Valenzuela's supporters have sought to downplay the internal disagreements. They have attempted to justify the situation and focus on unity even as competition within the party is prevalent. The ongoing struggle underscores the fragility of alliances and the challenges the Milei administration faces as it attempts to stabilize its leadership and agenda in the face of internal party fractures.