Justiça confirma pagamento de Adorni por estadias em hotéis em Aruba

A Justiça incorporou recibos que confirmam que Manuel Adorni, chefe de gabinete, pagou quase 9.000 dólares por sua estadia em dois hotéis em Aruba durante uma viagem familiar ao Caribe no final de 2024 e início de 2025.

A Justiça confirmou que Manuel Adorni pagou quase 9.000 dólares por sua estadia em dois hotéis em Aruba. Recibos da viagem familiar do chefe de gabinete ao Caribe, do final de 2024 ao início de 2025, foram incorporados ao processo judicial.

Em um depoimento relacionado, Pablo Feijoo, filho de um dos aposentados que emprestou dinheiro a Adorni, disse que o funcionário fez uma oferta inicial de 200.000 dólares para quitar a dívida.

Feijoo observou que conhecia Adorni por meio da pré-escola frequentada por seus filhos.

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