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Pressure mounts on Milei's Cabinet chief Adorni after cash stash admission

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Pressure mounts on Milei's Cabinet chief Adorni after cash stash admission
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Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni was facing mounting political and legal pressure on Friday after admitting he had omitted US$500,000 from his asset declarations, prompting a fresh opposition complaint and criticism from allies of President Javier Milei's government. Lawmakers from the opposition Coalición Cívica party filed a criminal complaint against Adorni on Friday for alleged "false statements," while sectors allied to the government called on Milei to withdraw his support for the official. Coalición Cívica deputies Mónica Frade and Maximiliano Ferraro filed the criminal complaint, arguing that Adorni had deliberately concealed assets and property in his sworn declarations, according to the court filing.

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Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni was facing mounting political and legal pressure on Friday after admitting he had omitted US$500,000 from his asset declarations, prompting a fresh opposition complaint and criticism from allies of President Javier Milei's government. Lawmakers from the opposition Coalición Cívica party filed a criminal complaint against Adorni on Friday for alleged "false statements," while sectors allied to the government called on Milei to withdraw his support for the official. Coalición Cívica deputies Mónica Frade and Maximiliano Ferraro filed the criminal complaint, arguing that Adorni had deliberately concealed assets and property in his sworn declarations, according to the court filing.

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