Milei's government faces a scandal of diversion of public funds to finance its party

With an annual budget of around five billion pesos (about 4.4 billion dollars), the National Institute of Social Services for Retirees and Pensioners, better known as PAMI, is one of the big boxes of the Argentine State. Javier Milei’s government’s management of the agency is involved in a growing scandal of complaints filed before the courts by officials appointed by the “libertarian” administration itself. In at least five provinces of the cou…

The provinces most benefited in these months were Neuquén and Buenos Aires, while there are still five provinces that received no funds since the beginning of Javier Milei’s government. The post In the first months of 2025, the National Government transferred 44% more discretionary funds to the provinces than in all 2024 appeared first on El Intransigente.

The government that promised to end the “caste” and has ended up becoming its most cynical and cruel version. Five provinces, hundreds of pressured public workers and a plot of returns to the government party. That is the preliminary balance of the scandal involving the National Institute of Social Services for Retired and Pensioned Persons, known as PAMI, one of the main funds of the Argentine State with an annual budget that exceeds 5 billion …

Any observer who stops to look at the development of political processes knows that the plane of discourse and of events rarely converges. Moreover, there is usually an implicit rule. Administrations with dogmatic traits tend to be those that, simultaneously, incur a greater degree of contradictions. In February 2024, the government of Javier Milei, who boasts of carrying out the greatest adjustment in Argentine history, announced the cessation …

Designations in the Buenos Aires districts for management positions within the agency respond to political loyalties linked to LLA or its alliance with the PRO sector led by Patricia Bullrich. Sebastián Pareja, the main delivery man.