Overview
- On Tuesday, November 3, Sebastián Nuner Uner, director of corporate affairs at Suizo Argentina, was formally questioned and submitted a written defense without answering oral questions.
- Nuner Uner asked the court to annul evidence linked to the disputed audio recordings, to lift a broad asset freeze, and to be dismissed from the case.
- Prosecutor Franco Picardi alleges Suizo acted as a central organizer that coordinated cartel-like price fixes, kickbacks and directed purchases at the Agencia Nacional de Discapacidad using chats, invoices and tender comparisons.
- A forensic report on the leaked recordings attributed to ex‑Andis director Diego Spagnuolo is near completion, but Picardi says the case stands on documentary and chat evidence while several defendants seek to exclude the audios.
- Hearings for other Suizo executives and owners have been postponed and the outcome of pending rulings on evidence and upcoming indagatorias will determine whether the probe advances to formal charges or narrows.