Argentine new President Mile was sworn in on the 10th in the capital Buenos Aires, officially beginning his four-year presidential term. The new government of Argentina also officially took office on the same day. On that day, Mile took an oath to the Constitution in the Argentine parliament and took the ribbon and scepter from his predecessor Fernandez. Subsequently, Vice President Victoria Villarreal took an oath to the Constitution. After the oath taking ceremony, Millet stated in his speech that he will strive to promote change to end recession and rebuild prosperity. The new Argentine government consists of one Chief Cabinet Minister and nine Ministers. Among them, Nicolas Posey was appointed as the Chief Minister of the Cabinet, while Luis Caputo and Diana Mondino were respectively appointed as the Minister of Economy and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Patricia Blidge, the presidential candidate of the Central Right Coalition for Change, and Luis Petri, the vice presidential candidate, who participated in this year's election, were respectively appointed as the Minister of Security and Minister of Defense. According to data released by the Argentine National Election Commission on the evening of November 19th, Mile, the candidate of the far right electoral alliance "Freedom Forward Party", won the second round of presidential elections held on the same day and was elected as the next president of Argentina. Milley was born on October 22, 1970 and has served as a business manager, university professor, columnist, and radio and television program host. In 2021, Mille formed the "Free Progressive Party" and was elected as a member of the Argentine Parliament. (Lai Xin She)