Government political table meets amid Adorni case

Argentina's government political table met for more than two hours, focused on Manuel Adorni's judicial situation. The group decided to send new bills to Congress.

The government political table convened and the session lasted more than two hours. Manuel Adorni's judicial situation dominated much of the discussion.

Participants agreed to forward new legislation to Congress. Santiago Caputo did not attend the meeting.

Patricia Bullrich left before the end and no official photograph was taken.

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Manuel Adorni defiantly presents management report in Argentine Congress amid opposition calls for resignation, backed by President Milei.
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Adorni presents management report in Congress and rejects resignation

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Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni presented his first management report to the Chamber of Deputies for nearly seven hours, defending his government's economic record and rejecting illicit enrichment accusations. Backed by President Javier Milei and the cabinet, he faced tough opposition questioning demanding his resignation. Adorni maintained he committed no crimes and will stay in office.

Manuel Adorni, chief of staff, will appear before the Chamber of Deputies on April 29, facing over 4,800 questions in a session that could last more than six hours. President Javier Milei will accompany him in the chamber. The opposition aims to expose him amid an alleged illicit enrichment case, while the government seeks to limit damage.

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Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni will face press questions on Friday at 1 p.m. just before a cabinet meeting, as a judicial probe into alleged illicit enrichment advances.

Argentine justice cited the manager of the building on Miró street where Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni lives, amid a probe into alleged illicit enrichment. Meanwhile, Karina Milei publicly backed the official with a trip to Vaca Muerta alongside YPF's head. Key witnesses to his apartment purchase handed over their phones for analysis.

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President Javier Milei confirmed he will attend Congress next Wednesday with his Cabinet Chief, Manuel Adorni, for his management report. He also announced he will seek re-election in 2027 if he feels he has done a good job. These statements came amid key meetings and favorable judicial developments for the Government.

Opposition deputies formally submitted interpellation requests for Manuel Adorni and Karina Milei, along with a report request to President Javier Milei, over the $LIBRA case. The requests stem from communications revealed between the general secretary and businessman Mauricio Novelli in February 2025. Meanwhile, Judge Ariel Lijo lifted fiscal secrecy on companies linked to Adorni's trip.

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Presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni hired penal lawyer Matías Ledesma to represent him in cases at Comodoro Py federal courts. The probes are in preliminary stages over alleged illicit enrichment and asset analysis. On Wednesday, the official's notary will testify before federal prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita.

 

 

 

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