Daniel Gollán

Daniel Gollán is the current ministry of health of Argentina.

Biography

Daniel Gollán made his university studies during the Dirty War, and joined the "Juventud Universitaria Peronista". He met the future president Néstor Kirchner by then. He studied under the guidance of the cardiologist Floreal Ferrara. He led the ANMAT from 2008 to 2010, and advises the Carta Abierta group on topics related to health.^[1]

He has been appointed as ministry of health of Argentina on February 26, 2015, replacing Juan Luis Manzur.^[1]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 "Quién es Daniel Gollán, el nuevo ministro de Salud" [Who is Daniel Gollan, the new ministry of health] (in Spanish). La Nación. February 26, 2015. Retrieved February 26, 2015.

Government of Argentina

President	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

Vice President	Amado Boudou

Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers	Aníbal Fernández

Ministers	Florencio Randazzo (Interior) Héctor Timerman (Foreign Relations) Agustín Rossi (Defense) Axel Kicillof (Economy) Julio de Vido (Federal Planning and Public Utilities) Julio Alak (Justice and Human Rights) María Cecilia Rodríguez (Security) Alberto Sileoni (Education) Lino Barañao (Science, Technology and Innovative Production) Carlos Tomada (Labor, Employment and Social Security) Daniel Gollán (Health) Alicia Kirchner (Social Development) Débora Giorgi (Industry) Carlos Casamiquela (Agriculture) Carlos Enrique Meyer (Tourism) Teresa Parodi (Culture)