Overview
- Judge Sebastián Casanello authorized roughly 14 to 15 overnight searches at the disability agency, the supplier Suizo Argentina and multiple residences at the request of prosecutor Franco Picardi.
- Investigators seized computers, phones and procurement records, and found more than US$200,000 in envelopes with notes in a vehicle linked to Emmanuel Kovalivker in Nordelta, along with his cellphone.
- Former ANDIS chief Diego Spagnuolo was dismissed earlier in the week and his domiciles were searched to secure his phone, which was not found, while authorities reported no detention orders.
- The case is under secrecy as authorities analyze the seized materials and consider potential charges related to alleged bribe payments and procurement irregularities.
- The audios attributed to Spagnuolo mention an 8% “return” and name political figures including Karina Milei and Eduardo “Lule” Menem, and the government named Alejandro Vilches as interventor of ANDIS.