Torres Presides Over Leadership Change at Chubut Provincial Fisheries Secretariat, Cejas Sworn In
Ignacio "Nacho" Torres, Governor of Chubut Province, Argentina, presided over the swearing-in ceremony on the morning of November 9, at which Mario Sebastián Cejas took office as the new head of the Provincial Fisheries Secretariat; former head Brandan moves to the Provincial Institute of Housing and Urban Development, and former Fisheries Secretary Aguilar returns as the province's representative to the Federal Fisheries Council.
Ignacio "Nacho" Torres, Governor of Chubut Province, Argentina, presided over the swearing-in ceremony on the morning of November 9 (Monday), at which Mario Sebastián Cejas took office as the new head of the Chubut Provincial Fisheries Secretariat. Francisco Serra Guzza was sworn in at the same ceremony as Undersecretary of Financial Coordination at the Provincial Ministry of Economy.
Under Decree No. 1773/26, Cejas was appointed by the Governor as the new head of the Provincial Fisheries Secretariat. In the same round of personnel changes, Diego Brandan, who previously held that position, moved to head the Provincial Institute of Housing and Urban Development (IPVyDU) under Decree No. 1774/26.
At the Ministry of Economy, Francisco Agustín Serra Guzza formally took office as Undersecretary of Financial Coordination under Decree No. 1735/26, succeeding Marcos Daniel Bensimón, who had submitted his resignation.
The provincial government stated that the arrival of the new officials and the cabinet adjustments fall within the personnel changes the chief executive had announced in the preceding days, aimed at deepening the production and financial agenda and strengthening the current administration's housing policy across the province.
The fisheries-related adjustments also include the return to government of Gabriel Aguilar, former Fisheries Secretary during the administration of former Governor Mariano Arcioni, who will serve as the province's representative to the Federal Fisheries Council (CFP), succeeding Andrés Aveléchez.

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