Marcela Pagano Denounced Luis Caputo for the $4 Billion Fate and the Minister Will Sue Her for Slander
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The deputy questioned the minister for the fate of $4 billion captured in a bid. The president went out in defense of his official, but Pagano counter-attacked with harsh accusations.
The Crossing Between Luis Caputo and the Deputy Marcela Pagano for the Destination of Treasury Funds
The legislator filed a criminal complaint against the minister and president of the BCRA, Santiago Bausili, for the $4 billion movement captured in a public debt tender
The deputy questioned the management of public funds and accused the existence of a “black box”; the Minister of Economy said that the money is traceable and anticipated that it will start a lawsuit for slander
The national deputy Esteban Paulón formally requested the president of the Joint Parliamentary Audit Committee, Senator Ezequiel Atauche, to convene a special meeting and to carry out an emergency examination by the General Audit of the Nation (AGN). The measure seeks to determine the registration, traceability and destination of approximately 4 billion pesos obtained as net financing in the debt tender on July 29. The request arises after the c…
A $3.7 billion movement carried out by the National Treasury resulted in a criminal complaint by the deputy Marcela Pagano, against the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, who assured that the management of public money is duly accredited, for which he will reply with a slander complaint. In the last bid of July, the...
Buenos Aires, 10 August (NA) -- In a furious social media duel, President Javier Milei and national deputy Marcela Pagano staged a ferocious crossing that included insults and disqualifications. After the legislator announced the criminal lawsuit she filed against the Minister of Economy, Luis "Toto" Caputo, and against the president of the Central Bank, Santiago Bausili, for the alleged disappearance of four billion pesos, the head of state dec…
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