After months of controversy, the director of the Maison de l'Argentine in Paris is leaving his post

FRANCE 24 — French reports on a change concerning "following months of controversy, the director of the Maison de l'Argentine in Paris is leaving his position," without the available excerpt allowing the story to expand beyond the facts cited.

The available report indicates that he had been appointed in 2024 by the government of libertarian President Javier Milei: the controversial Santiago Muzio finally resigned from the management of the Maison de l'Argentine, located on the campus of the Cité internationale universitaire in Paris. The report also states that he was accused of alleged evictions of residents, the removal of a plaque paying tribute to the disappeared of the Argentine dictatorship and organizing far-right meetings.

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