Overview

• Presidential officials say 110,522 benefits were suspended under an audit of non‑contributory disability pensions, as beneficiaries report discovering empty bank accounts and queueing at Andis offices.
• The Chief of Staff acknowledged mass notification failures, with Andis data indicating that by June 2025 about 46% of registered letters to beneficiaries were undeliverable.
• ACIJ argues the audit violated due process by relying solely on carta documento, citing summons sent far from people’s homes and suspensions tied to non‑receipt, enabled by Decree 843/24.
• Budget data show Andis spending rose despite fewer beneficiaries, with a 176% increase in 2024 and over one trillion pesos in 2025 reinforcements, even as the government projects savings of roughly 35,000 million pesos per month from removals.
• Judicial probes continue after leaked audios attributed to ex‑director Diego Spagnuolo mentioned alleged 8% kickbacks, with recent raids at Andis and supplier Suizo Argentina, and Misiones authorities filing an amparo following the forged‑seal episode.