Manuel Adorni

Argentine President Javier Milei will prioritize his domestic agenda and forgo a US trip for Independence Day celebrations. The decision follows a cabinet reshuffle after the departure of cabinet chief Manuel Adorni, marking the second time Milei has skipped an international commitment for domestic matters.

Manuel Adorni resigned as cabinet chief in an effort by President Javier Milei to resolve a political crisis. Analysts caution that the government's credibility may still be affected as a judicial investigation into alleged illicit enrichment continues. Adorni denies corruption and submitted his resignation via social network X.

Manuel Adorni resigned as Milei’s cabinet chief after admitting to holding $500,000 in unreported savings. He claimed the money was legally earned but acknowledged a mistake, denying any theft.

Manuel Adorni, a top aide to Javier Milei, resigns amid a corruption scandal but denies any wrongdoing. Javier Milei has publicly defended Adorni, stating he is innocent.

Manuel Adorni, Argentine President Javier Milei’s Cabinet chief and close ally, resigned following a corruption scandal involving allegations of illicit enrichment and extravagant spending. The scandal undermines Milei’s anti-corruption campaign and has drawn public scrutiny over Adorni’s financial disclosures.

Javier Milei's top aide resigns due to a corruption scandal in Argentina. Allegations against cabinet chief Manuel Adorni have persisted for months, impacting the libertarian government.

Manuel Adorni's admission of holding undeclared savings intensified internal divisions in Javier Milei's government and spurred the opposition to pursue a censure motion against him. Adorni remains in his position despite the controversy.

PRO party, led by former president Mauricio Macri, urged President Javier Milei to remove Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni due to inconsistencies in his asset declarations. Milei has expressed continued support for Adorni despite the call.

Argentina's Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni declared 944 million pesos in assets, including properties linked to a judicial investigation for alleged illicit enrichment. The declaration, filed with the Anti-Corruption Office, converts to approximately $653,000 using a 1,446-peso exchange rate.

Argentina's inflation slowed to 2.1% in May, the lowest in eight months, providing a boost for President Javier Milei. The government highlighted the decline, but annual inflation remains at 33.2%, and challenges persist, including corruption scandals and economic struggles in retail and manufacturing sectors.

Argentina's Cabinet Chief, Manuel Adorni, declared $513,000 in Bitcoin investments in rectified sworn declarations amid a judicial investigation for alleged illicit enrichment. The filings were submitted to the Anti-Corruption Office and ARCA, modifying his and his wife's asset disclosures.