Rogelio Frigerio

For the secretary of Arturo Frondizi, see Rogelio Julio Frigerio.

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2. Duggan, Bernardo A.; Lewis, Colin M. (15 April 2019). Historical Dictionary of Argentina. p. 338. ISBN   9781538119709.
3. "Rogelio Frigerio, ministro del Interior" [Rogelio Frigerio, minister of Interior] (in Spanish). La Nación. November 25, 2015. Retrieved November 30, 2015.

Rogelio Frigerio
Governor of Entre Ríos
Incumbent
Assumed office 10 December 2023

v t e Cabinet of President Mauricio Macri (2015–2019)
President	Mauricio Macri	Mauricio Macri
Vice President	Gabriela Michetti (2015–2019)
General Secretary	Fernando de Andreis (2015–2019)
Cabinet Chief	Marcos Peña (2015–2019)
Ministry of the Interior	Rogelio Frigerio (2015–2019)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Susana Malcorra (2015–2017) Jorge Faurie (2017–2019)
Ministry of Defense	Julio Martínez (2015–2017) Oscar Aguad (2017–2019)
Ministry of Finances	Alfonso Prat-Gay (2015–2016) Nicolás Dujovne (2016–2019) Hernán Lacunza (2019)
Ministry of Education	Esteban Bullrich (2015–2017) Alejandro Finocchiaro (2017–2019)
Ministry of Production	Francisco Cabrera (2015–2018) Dante Sica (2018–2019)
Ministry of Labour	Jorge Triaca (2015–2018)
Ministry of Health	Jorge Lemus (2015–2017) Adolfo Rubinstein (2017–2018)
Ministry of Social Development	Carolina Stanley (2015–2019)
Ministry of Justice	Germán Garavano (2015–2019)
Ministry of Science	Lino Barañao (2015–2018)
Ministry of Agriculture	Ricardo Buryaile (2015–2017) Luis Miguel Etchevehere (2017–2018; 2019)
Ministry of Tourism	Gustavo Santos (2015–2018)
Ministry of Security	Patricia Bullrich (2015–2019)
Ministry of Culture	Pablo Avelluto (2015–2018)
Ministry of Transport	Guillermo Dietrich (2015–2019)
Ministry of Modernization	Andrés Ibarra (2015–2018)
Ministry of the Environment	Sergio Bergman (2015–2018)
Ministry of Communications	Oscar Aguad (2015–2017)
Ministry of Energy	Juan José Aranguren (2015–2017) Javier Iguacel (2017–2018)