Manuel Adorni

Corruption strengthens in Argentina as the state weakens, with scandals and inefficiencies fueling public distrust.

Argentina cuts nearly $30 billion from routes announced 12 days prior.

Alfredo Casero defended Manuel Adorni, claiming he is not corrupt without providing reasons.

Matías Tabar forgave the President after being criticized by Javier Milei.

Manuel Adorni's role as chief of staff is limited due to judicial issues.

Mendoza's first mining project receives $891 million investment approval under RIGI.

New cryptocurrencies linked to Manuel Adorni were detected, prompting an investigation into potential financial movements.

Federico Sturzenegger announces another deregulation to simplify export procedures.

Milei's government faces criticism for targeting public education and corruption allegations.

Opposition suspends session against Manuel Adorni due to lack of quorum.

Diego Reynoso says Javier Milei's government is struggling to improve purchasing power and job stability.

Patricia Bullrich urges Manuel Adorni to present his sworn statement of assets amid a judicial investigation.

Feinmann criticizes the Adorni brothers after Marijuán's indictment, likening the case to a non-stop bleeding.

Argentine society faces imbalances between progress and delay, institutions and expectations.

Medical association confirms 48-hour strike due to non-payment.

Misiones governor expresses deep concern over national budget cuts affecting Iguazú National Park.

A judge analyzes new evidence of Adorni's wealth, including $21,000 in cash rent payments.

Properties of Argentine officials Manuel Adorni and Julio De Vido are linked to their wives, sparking comparisons and controversy.

The IMF will convene its board next week to approve Argentina's agreement, enabling a one billion dollar disbursement contingent on board approval, supporting Milei's economic stabilization plan amid broader global financing pressures.

Diana Deglauy says the government shifted from "kuka risk" to "Adorni risk" amid corruption allegations.

Manuel Adorni faces backlash for celebrating a supposed national achievement amid corruption allegations.

A judge ordered the lifting of fiscal and banking secrecy of Adorni's brother to investigate potential connections to the minister's assets.

Adorni attended an event in Mendoza with Governor Cornejo amid a silent war over the 2027 election.

Contractor Matías Tabar admits evasion is common in construction, implicating Manuel Adorni.

Matías Tabar admits evasion is normal in construction, including himself and Manuel Adorni.

Esteban Paulón expands pressure on the government, anticipating new interrogations of two ministers.

Opposition strengthened its offensive to question Adorni, adding Pettovello, and gained a week.

Manuel Adorni paid $21,000 to rent a house in a country club from 2024 to 2025.

Mauricio Macri distances himself from the government with a critical statement.

A judge orders the lifting of fiscal and banking secrecy of Francisco Adorni, brother of Manuel Adorni, amid an illicit enrichment investigation.

Mauricio Macri is urged to run for president in 2027 despite his reluctance.

A brother of Manuel Adorni was charged with illicit enrichment and money laundering.

Pablo Rossi called the judicial imputation against Francisco Adorni "the Adorni's nightmare".

Maximiliano Ferraro criticizes Manuel Adorni amid a judicial investigation.

Barrios de Pie protests Javier Milei's government, criticizing its cruelty and corruption.

Manuel Adorni inaugurated the El Quemado solar park in Mendoza, Argentina's first project under the RIGI regime.

Jorge Pizarro criticizes the President for defending Adorni, citing evidence of corruption and unjustified wealth.

Bullrich pressures Adorni to present his sworn statement amid a patrimonial scandal.

Contractor Matías Tabar reveals all payments for Adorni's home renovation were made in cash.

The IMF will approve Argentina's quarterly review next week, disbursing one billion dollars to President Milei's government, bringing total released funds to fifteen billion under the extended facility agreement.

Senator Martín Soria criticizes Javier Milei's government, stating 70% of Argentines reject its economic direction.

Fernando De Andreis calls Manuel Adorni an obstacle to change in Argentina.

Opposition postponed the interrogation of Manuel Adorni due to lack of numbers.

Manuel Adorni shares a lawyer with a family involved in the $Libra case.

Francisco Adorni, brother of Manuel Adorni, was charged with illicit enrichment and money laundering.

Argentine legislator Manuel Quintar confirms owning a Tesla Cybertruck, sparking controversy.

The homeowner of the house rented by Adorni testified that he paid $15,400 cash.

Bullrich and Jorge Macri clash over Buenos Aires' subway system condition.

Francisco Adorni, brother of Manuel Adorni, was charged with alleged illicit enrichment and money laundering.

Patricia Bullrich reiterates her request for Manuel Adorni to present his sworn statement.