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Historic Verdict in Argentina: De Vido and José López Convicted in Skanska Case

An Argentine federal court has convicted former top officials Julio De Vido and José López to 5 years in prison for bribery and fraud. After 47 hearings and nearly two decades, this landmark ruling marks a crucial step against corruption, with the official sentencing publication scheduled for September 22, 2026.

Schoklender Brothers Expand Testimony in $206 Million Corruption Trial

Sergio and Pablo Schoklender appear before a federal court in Buenos Aires to expand their statements regarding one of Argentina's most notorious corruption scandals involving the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Foundation and millions in misappropriated public housing funds.

Adorni Case Exposes Argentina's Cross-Party Corruption Culture

The resignation of Javier Milei's former Cabinet Chief has exposed a troubling phenomenon that cuts across all political parties in Argentina: tolerance for corruption knows no ideological boundaries. From the ruling coalition to the Peronist opposition, the complicit silence surrounding scandals reveals a deep moral fracture in Argentine politics.

Manuel Adorni Resigns: Milei's Cabinet Chief Falls Amidst 775% Wealth Scandal

Manuel Adorni submitted his irrevocable resignation as Chief of Staff on Saturday, June 27, 2026, closing four months of controversy regarding a staggering 775% increase in his personal wealth. In his farewell letter, he denounced a "media slaughter" and rejected corruption accusations, while Diego Santilli emerges as the likely successor.

Milei Attacks Socialism in Madrid Amid Growing Adorni Scandal

Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a fiery speech in Madrid on June 26, 2026, attacking socialism and Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez. Meanwhile, he defended his Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni, who faces scrutiny over a staggering 775% increase in personal wealth.

SIRA Case: Prosecutor Picardi Seeks Bank Secrecy Lift for Six in Corruption Probe

Federal prosecutor Franco Picardi has requested the lifting of banking, fiscal, and stock exchange secrecy for six individuals linked to an alleged "mirror account" scheme. The investigation centers on bribes for import approvals under Argentina's SIRA system, created in 2022 to restrict dollar outflows, and abolished when President Javier Milei took office.

Odebrecht Case: Race Against Time to Prevent Statute of Limitations on Bribery Charges

The judicial case linked to bribery payments by Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht enters a decisive phase, with authorities working to prevent the expiration of crimes that could implicate officials from various administrations. The case marks a before-and-after moment in transnational corruption investigations across Latin America.

Hauque Claims Former Argentine President Fernández Knew About SIRA Corruption Scheme

Francisco Hauque, a key figure under investigation in Argentina's SIRA import scandal, has broken his silence with explosive allegations. He denied being Elías Piccirillo's business partner, claiming he only lent him USD 3 million, and stated that former President Alberto Fernández "was fully aware" of the bribery operations to expedite import permits.

Megacausa por corrupción en ARSAT: ratas, humedad y USD 2.5 millones hallados

Un depósito de la empresa estatal en San Fernando estaba en condiciones de abandono total cuando se detectó el robo de equipamiento estratégico por USD 151.000. La investigación derivó en el hallazgo de USD 2.5 millones en poder del ex presidente Facundo Leal, quien enfrenta una megacausa judicial junto a otros 9 imputados.

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