Blue cards prove Toviggino family drove luxury cars

Documents seized from a mega-estancia in Pilar show that Pablo Toviggino's family, the AFA treasurer, had permission to drive luxury vehicles owned by H.T. S.R.L. Federal Judge Daniel Rafecas confiscated the blue cards during an investigation.

Federal Judge Daniel Rafecas seized blue cards from a mega-estancia attributed to Pablo Toviggino, treasurer of the Argentine Football Association (AFA). These documents prove that Toviggino's family had permission to drive several luxury cars registered under the company H.T. S.R.L. The property is located in Pilar, and the seizure is part of a broader investigation related to the AFA, led by President Claudio Tapia.

The blue cards, which are vehicle circulation permits, confirm H.T. S.R.L.'s ownership of the high-end automobiles. Specific models or the full scope of the probe are not detailed in the available documents, but they highlight the family's connection to the assets. This disclosure comes amid scrutiny of AFA management, though no official statements have been issued by the involved parties yet.

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