Overview
- Manuel Adorni filed amended sworn asset declarations that acknowledged previously undeclared dollar savings and bitcoin operations and raised his reported patrimony to roughly the figures cited in his new filings.
- Federal prosecutors at Comodoro Py, led by Gerardo Pollicita, have requested Adorni’s DDJJ for review and are investigating possible illicit enrichment with the option to summon him to testify.
- Opposition forces have called a session for June 23 in the Chamber of Deputies to interpell Adorni and press a motion of censure that would require absolute majorities to remove him, placing decisive power with centrist blocs.
- Key allied parties are split: the MID has said it will give quorum for the June 23 session while the PRO and UCR have criticized Adorni but stopped short of backing a kirchnerista‑led removal, leaving their votes pivotal.
- President Javier Milei has publicly defended Adorni, but polling and expert commentary show falling government approval and rising distrust that risks blunting the political gains from recent improvements in inflation and external indicators.