Overview
- Judge Federico Villena ordered searches that included the office of SPF chief Fernando Julián Martínez in a case reopened under the rubric of envenenamiento.
- Martínez handed over an old phone and claimed his usual device was lost; cell‑site data showed activity an hour before the raid in Barracas, prompting suspicion of prior warning.
- That same day, the new Ezeiza catering tender was awarded again to Bio Limp, a firm under scrutiny for links to previously sanctioned Foodrush.
- The file records Foodrush‑registered trucks used by Bio Limp, the same kitchen staff, and about 150 million pesos in cross‑invoices, indicating a possible front‑company scheme.
- Federal prosecutor Cecilia Incardona asked to void some measures over procedural defects, while Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva, according to the judge, expressed support for the investigation.