A Few Days After the Pope's Visit and After a Judicial Embargo, the Government Claims to Have Regularized a Debt to the Cottolengo Don Orione
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This week, federal judge Juan Pablo Auge had seized the accounts of the ministry headed by Mario Lugones for $828 million.
A judge ordered the seizure of health funds headed by Mario Lugones for $828.7 million to settle a debt to Little Cottolengo Don Orione of Claypole for drugs and supplies intended for people with disabilities. The institution will receive Pope Leo XIV in 10 days and denounces lack of provisions that interrupt treatments.
Federal judge Juan Pablo Auge ordered the measure for a claim of supplies and medicines that Claypole’s institution claims it did not receive between March and June. The decision is known a few days after the Pope’s planned visit to the establishment. Read more
Justice, in the last few hours, decided to block an embargo on the accounts of the Ministry of Health of the Nation from the debt for more than $828 million demanded by the Cottolengo Don Orione of Claypole, one of the symbols of Javier Milei's disabling financing and that will receive Leon XIV on November 9. Since the Pope's visit there was known, the government hastened to cancel a debt for $750 million that carried with that emblematic instit…
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