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Cerimedo Says Milei Was Told in ANDIS Probe as Forensics Find Deleted Chats

Judicial secrecy was lifted to put Cerimedo’s testimony on the record, steering scrutiny toward ANDIS contracts with Suizo Argentina.

Overview

  • The court released Fernando Cerimedo’s September 11 statement, which says Diego Spagnuolo told President Javier Milei and Minister Sandra Pettovello about alleged kickbacks in medicine purchases at ANDIS.
  • Cerimedo reported that Spagnuolo linked Eduardo “Lule” Menem and Suizo Argentina to a scheme that raised returns from 5% to 8% with “3% to Casa Rosada,” as relayed to him by a supplier.
  • Forensic reports to prosecutors say Spagnuolo deleted messages from his phone and attempted to re‑register his WhatsApp from another device on August 21, the day before raids.
  • Investigators found US$80,000 and €2,000 in a BBVA safe‑deposit box held by Spagnuolo, exceeding cash he had declared on taking office.
  • With secrecy lifted, Judge Sebastián Casanello and prosecutor Franco Picardi are focusing on ANDIS procurement files involving Suizo Argentina, alongside reviews by the PIA and an ongoing agency intervention.