Overview
- Adorni announced his resignation on Saturday after a decisive meeting at the Quinta de Olivos with President Javier Milei.
- Federal prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita has added documentary evidence to an active inquiry into Adorni’s unexplained purchases and asset declarations.
- Separately, prosecutor Sergio Mola requested preventive detention for Martín Insaurralde and sought searches and forensic tests tied to videos showing Jesica Cirio with large sums of dollars.
- Cirio surrendered her cellphone for peritajes and prosecutors have asked courts to inspect properties and seize devices to verify when and where the cash videos were filmed.
- Adorni’s departure has prompted an internal push to name a successor — Diego Santilli, Sandra Pettovello and Pablo Quirno are floated — and creates an immediate risk of delays to the executive’s priority legislation.