Cabinet
| Office | Holder |
| President | Carlos Menem |
| Vice President | Eduardo Duhalde (1989–91) Carlos Ruckauf (1995–99) |
| Chief of Ministers' Cabinet | Eduardo Bauzá (1995–96) Jorge Alberto Rodríguez (1996–99) |
| Ministry of the Interior | Eduardo Bauzá (1989–90) Julio Mera Figueroa (1990–91) José Luis Manzano (1991–92) Gustavo Béliz (1992–93) Carlos Ruckauf (1993–95) Carlos Corach (1995–99) |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Domingo Cavallo (1989–91) Guido di Tella (1991–99) |
| Ministry of Defense | Ítalo Argentino Lúder (1989) Humberto Romero (1989–90) Guido di Tella (1990–91) Antonio Erman González (1991–93) Oscar Camilión (1993–96) Jorge Domínguez (1996–99) |
| Ministry of the Economy | Miguel Ángel Roig (1989) Néstor Rapanelli (1989) Antonio Erman González (1989–91) Domingo Cavallo (1991–96) Roque Fernández (1996–99) |
| Ministry of Justice | Antonio Salonia (1989–91) León Arslanián (1991–92) Jorge Maiorano (1992–94) Rodolfo Barra (1994–96) Elías Jassán (1996–97) Raúl Granillo Ocampo (1997–99) |
| Ministry of Labor | Jorge Triaca (1989–91) Rodolfo Díaz (1991–92) Enrique Rodríguez (1992–93) José Armando Caro Figueroa (1993–97) Antonio Erman González (1997–99) |
| Ministry of Social Assistance and Public Health |
Julio Corzo (1989–93) Antonio Erman González (1993) Eduardo Bauzá (1993–95) Alberto Kohan (1995–96) Avelino Porto (1996–98) Julio César Aráoz (1998) Alberto Mazza (1998–99) |
| Ministry of Education and Culture | Antonio Salonia (1989–92) Jorge Alberto Rodríguez (1992–96) Susana Decibe (1996–99) |
| Ministry of Public Services | Roberto Dromi (1989–91) |
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