Two women listed in the Property Registry as mortgage creditors used by Manuel Adorni to buy an apartment in Caballito denied knowing the Head of Cabinet. According to press reports, 72-year-old Beatriz Viegas and 64-year-old Claudia Sbabo were consulted by the press after their names appeared linked to the real estate operation. According to documents accessed by the Argentine News Agency, the sale was signed on November 18, 2025, and registered for $230,000. In the same act, a non-bank mortgage of $200,000 was recorded, with Viegas and Sbabo as creditors of 50% each, which implies they may have financed nearly 90% of the property deal located on Miró 500. The revelation added a new chapter to the controversy over the official's asset evolution, who last week at a press conference in the Casa Rosada stated his fortune was built in the private sector and he had 'nothing to hide.' However, during that appearance, he avoided giving specifics on recent purchases and other asset movements that came under public scrutiny. The case also became enveloped in a context of growing political and judicial pressure on Adorni. Buenos Aires, March 30 (NA) – Two women listed in the Property Registry as mortgage creditors used by Manuel Adorni to buy an apartment in Caballito denied knowing the Head of Cabinet. According to press reports, the Justice is analyzing their financial situation, while the official, as of the time of those publications, had not responded to specific inquiries about the details of the apartment purchase and the financing structure registered in the official records.
