Corruption and Economic Crisis in Argentina
Argentina is facing a series of scandals surrounding President Javier Milei's administration ahead of legislative elections.
A recent kickback scheme involves the President's sister, Karina Milei, who allegedly received 3 percent of the amount paid for medicines for people with disabilities.
Diego Spagnuolo, the head of the National Disability Agency (ANDIS) at the time, explained that Karina Milei received $500,000 to $800,000 per month in kickbacks.
- The scandal was revealed through leaked audio recordings.
- Journalists Ivy Cángaro and Mauro Federico released the recordings.
This corruption scandal comes as the country struggles with economic crisis and ahead of legislative elections.
Author's summary: Corruption plagues Argentina's government.
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