Overview
- Jaldo defended the Tafí del Valle purchase on Thursday, calling the deal legal, declared, and backed by a Banco Macro UVA mortgage.
- He said the loan was paired with earnings from more than 40 years in a registered farm and cattle business that he runs as a sole proprietorship.
- Reports say Banco Macro, the province’s financial agent, issued a mortgage of ARS 266,250,000 for a US$300,000 purchase deeded on December 13, 2024.
- The governor said the house appears in his 2024 asset filing and that he reported the transaction to ARCA and the UIF, and outlets have not reported any formal probe.
- He said the title is in his and his wife’s names, and he emphasized he invests in Tucumán rather than outside the province.