Journalist Camila Dolabjian referred to the prosecutor's report and the evidence against Spagnuolo, which she described as "overwhelming and very strong", to state that "It seemed that Spagnuolo, in addition to being a 'big mouth', was also a 'thief'". According to what Argentine News Agency learned, Dolabjian pointed out that the evidence concerning Spagnuolo is "overwhelming", and that the report "seems to indicate that yes" he was both a "big mouth and a thief". This level of evidence allowed for the lifting of the secrecy of the investigation and the request for a formal interrogation. Camila Dolabjian on Radio Rivadavia. However, the journalist indicated that the process is "far from finished" and that "new cases of corruption" have emerged that should not be ignored. Regarding other characters in the plot, such as Karina Milei, Martín Menem or the Menem family and the Kovalivkers (owners of Suizo Argentina), Dolabjian commented that the mention at this stage is not as "overwhelming". However, she clarified that a Kovalivker does appear "as a sort of intermediary who gave or intended to give, but did not give orders in ANDIS, the National Disability Agency, regarding medications". The corruption plot in ANDIS involves, on the one hand, officials and, on the other, operators of pharmaceutical laboratories, to which would be added "some financiers who were allegedly recording the money". Diego Spagnuolo will have to appear to testify next Wednesday. The scandal was again highlighted by journalist Camila Dolabjian on her program "Código Dolabjian" on Radio Rivadavia. Buenos Aires, November 16 (NA) - Prosecutor Franco Picardi requested the arrest of Diego Spagnuolo and five other people for alleged "serious acts of corruption" in the National Disability Agency (ANDIS). The investigation is advancing strongly, and in total, fifteen people, including former officials and representatives of the private sector, have been summoned for interrogation.
