The President refused to accelerate the schedule of government reshuffling due to media pressure, reiterating that decisions will be made according to his own timeline and not by external imposition.
In public statements, the President admitted that he already ensures he has room to demand a minister's departure, recognizing that this demand would be made in an institutional manner and within appropriate procedures.
He warned that any decision regarding the dismissal of government members would be made privately, after prior conversations with those involved, privileging dialogue and institutional discretion over public statements.
The President's position reflects a cautious and strategic approach, where the management of the executive is handled with reserve, avoiding unnecessary media exposure while maintaining authority over the composition of the government.
