Marcos Lavagna Resigns from INDEC: Key Insights from His Farewell Letter
Marco Lavagna has officially resigned from his position as head of INDEC, marking the end of his tenure that began in 2019. His farewell letter was sent shortly after the announcement of his departure.
Insights from Lavagna’s Farewell Letter
In his resignation letter, Lavagna referred to this moment as “the end of a stage.” He highlighted the significant work accomplished over the six years, which included advancements in public statistics and the national statistical system.
- Duration of Tenure: Lavagna served as the head of INDEC for six years.
- Key Achievements: Improvements in public statistics and enhancement of the national statistical framework.
- Future Projects: Lavagna acknowledged that several projects are underway, with some reaching advanced stages.
Reflections on His Leadership
Lavagna described his decision to resign as not simple, expressing that he leaves with the satisfaction of having participated in an intense and valuable chapter. He praised his team, calling them “the main asset of the organization,” essential for ensuring future statistical work remains reliable and transparent.
In his communication, Lavagna emphasized the necessity for the national statistical system to continuously adapt to changing economic realities. He noted that strengthening this system is crucial for maintaining public trust in statistics.
The Transition Ahead
Following Lavagna’s resignation, INDEC will temporarily be overseen by Pedro Lines, who serves as the technical director. This transition period will be critical as INDEC navigates the challenges ahead.
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