Overview
- A weekend journalistic investigation published July 11–12 links Priscila Ferrante to All Ways/Always Group, a company that supplies speed‑camera equipment used in Buenos Aires fotomultas systems.
- Records show Ferrante worked for All Ways between 2016 and 2018 and that the firm was registered as a provincial supplier in October 2021 shortly after Martín Insaurralde became jefe de Gabinete.
- Documents reported by multiple outlets state that Insaurralde signed homologation paperwork for equipment tied to All Ways in 2022, a required step for companies to sell and install fotomultas devices for municipalities and the province.
- Reporters delivered the files to prosecutors Sergio Morla and Álvaro Garganta on July 11–12, and a federal judge ordered the lifting of Ferrante’s fiscal and banking secrecy so investigators can trace her asset evolution.
- The inquiry is in an investigative phase with no formal charges yet and could expand scrutiny of provincial and municipal fotomultas contracts, recalling prior probes that led to actions against ex‑minister Jorge D’Onofrio in 2024.