Illustration depicting prosecutor Pollicita probing Adorni's private jet scandal with pilot testimony, asset checks, and public corruption poll.
Illustration depicting prosecutor Pollicita probing Adorni's private jet scandal with pilot testimony, asset checks, and public corruption poll.
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La Justicia pide medidas de prueba en causa por vuelos de Adorni

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El fiscal Gerardo Pollicita solicitó medidas de prueba para investigar el presunto enriquecimiento ilícito de Manuel Adorni, jefe de Gabinete, tras un vuelo privado a Punta del Este con su familia y el periodista Marcelo Grandio. El juez Ariel Lijo interviene en la causa para analizar el patrimonio del funcionario. Una encuesta indica que el 70% de los argentinos lo considera corrupto.

El fiscal federal Gerardo Pollicita, junto al juez Ariel Lijo, activó medidas de prueba en la causa por presunto enriquecimiento ilícito contra Manuel Adorni, jefe de Gabinete del gobierno argentino. La investigación se centra en un vuelo privado que Adorni realizó a Punta del Este, Uruguay, acompañado de su familia y el periodista de Televisión Pública Marcelo Grandio.

Adorni había afirmado que cubrió personalmente los gastos del viaje y los de su familia. Sin embargo, la Justicia busca establecer la composición de su patrimonio mediante una batería de pericias.

Durante su declaración en la causa, Marcelo Grandio envió un mensaje a la secretaria del piloto, preguntándole si podía llamarla. Ella gestionó el regreso desde Uruguay del jefe de Gabinete.

Una encuesta nacional publicada por Perfil refleja un fuerte deterioro en la imagen de Adorni: el 70% de los argentinos lo considera corrupto tras la polémica por los vuelos, lo que genera interrogantes sobre su continuidad en el cargo.

Los hechos ocurrieron en fechas recientes, con las publicaciones de TN y Perfil el 27 de marzo de 2026.

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