US EditionGuillermo Francos Exposes in Deputies, Live: “It Is Outrageous that They Dress up as Escorts of Morality and Claim Increases for Each Social Sector”
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The Chief of Staff began his presentation in the lower house with a message to the opposition, amid allegations of corruption and coimas at the National Disability Agency (ANDIS)
In his introduction, the Chief of Staff highlighted: “In the last time, those who ruled Argentina have accumulated an average annual financial deficit in the order of 5% of GDP. If we multiply that 5% by the average GDP of the last 15 years, we are talking about an estimated $450 billion. And even more, in 2023 alone, the deficit was 100 billion dollars.
Guillermo Francos rejected the accusations of coimas in Disability and said that this is a Kirchnerism maneuver to attack the Government. Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos presented his management report to the Chamber of Deputies this Wednesday in a session full of tensions between officialism and opposition. Amid questioning, he firmly denied the allegations of alleged coimas in the National Disability Agency (ANDIS) and pointed directly against…
The Chief of Staff acknowledged that the displaced head of the Disability Agency was a frequent visitor to the Fifth of Olives. He explained why he was thrown out and supported “Lule” Menem: “He’s an irreproachable person.”
The Chief of Cabinet of Ministers presented himself to Congress to answer questions from the opposition but avoided cases of corruption that complicate the Government.
The head of the Agency of Argentina, Guillermo Francos, declared what he called a “political operation” involving alleged audio from the former head of the National Deficiency Agency (ANDIS), during a three-day session at Congress on Thursday (27). “While the National Congress approved an Emergency Act for the Deficiency which involves the use of economic resources that the State does not have today, a political operation was orchestrated with t…
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