Overview
- Government-appointed auditors, arriving Thursday at AFA’s Viamonte 1366 offices, found the doors closed and left a four-page request under the door before heading to the Superliga site.
- The Ministry of Justice has opened a 180‑day administrative oversight to review AFA balances, contracts and corporate books, with lawyer Diego Coste and accountant Miguel Pappacena in charge.
- A sign at the AFA building directed visitors to Pilar, reflecting a legal address shift that the corporate regulator rejected after finding no administrative operations at that site.
- The review follows an IGJ filing that says AFA failed to explain about US$450 million over eight years, alongside a separate ARCA complaint over alleged unpaid taxes and social security withholdings of 7.5 billion pesos.
- The ministry says the measure is a veeduría, not a takeover of leadership, and it will seek compulsory measures through judicial channels if AFA does not provide the requested records.