Five officials dismissed from the Ministry of Science

This Thursday five officials were dismissed from the Ministry of Science, including two department heads, an IT manager, an administration and finance professional, and a photographer from the communications area.

The dismissals affect workers under the contrata regime and honorarios contracts. Four of them had to choose between signing a resignation to access vacation benefits or accepting dismissal without that benefit.

The measure revives the controversy that led to the resignation of former undersecretary Rafael Araos in May. Araos had denounced a mass dismissal plan ordered by Minister Ximena Lincolao, stating on Chilevisión on May 12 that “the order to design and execute a massive dismissal plan is real and there are witnesses”.

The National Association of Officials and Functionaries of the Ministry of Science criticized the procedure. The ministry has not responded to information requests about the cases.

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Illustration of a health official resigning amid a judicial investigation in Chile.
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MINSAL requests resignation of Magallanes Health Seremi amid judicial investigation

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The Ministry of Health requested the resignation of Fabián Barrientos Andrade on Saturday due to an ongoing investigation by the Public Ministry.

Minister Judith Marín ordered a summary investigation following complaints of irregularities at the Ministry of Women. The ministry staff association alleged salary increases without proper protocols and other management issues.

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The Finance Ministry said Friday it will seek to replace the heads of the Government Employees Pension Service and the Korea International Cooperation Agency following a performance review.

President-elect Abelardo De la Espriella gathered his government team on July 18 to review the roadmap before taking office on August 7.

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Department of Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Rhoel Aguda denied reports that he had resigned, as rumors of cabinet changes under President Marcos continued to spread.

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