Overview
- Federal judge Sebastián Casanello ordered 14–15 searches at ANDIS, Droguería Suizo Argentina and linked homes after audios attributed to ex-ANDIS chief Diego Spagnuolo surfaced.
- Investigators found envelopes with more than US$200,000 in a vehicle tied to executive Emmanuel Kovalivker and seized phones, computers and procurement records.
- Police located Spagnuolo in a private neighborhood in Pilar and confiscated his cellphone for forensic analysis, with sources indicating no broad detention orders.
- The government removed Spagnuolo and placed ANDIS under intervention, appointing Alejandro Vilches to lead an audit of the agency’s operations.
- The audios describe an alleged 8% return scheme mentioning Karina Milei and Eduardo “Lule” Menem; the administration disputes the claims as officials distance Karina and Chief of Cabinet Guillermo Francos questions the recordings’ authenticity.