Buenos Aires, April 9 (NA) — The day after the first statement from notary Adriana Nechevenko, who handled the property transactions of the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, those within the coordinating minister's environment expressed optimism and highlighted the speed of the justice system to "clarify" the investigation into alleged illicit enrichment. "The 12-installment story is false. They gave him time to sell. The notary confirmed that everything was done correctly and in compliance with the law," stated an important source hours after Nechevenko's testimony, the official's notary for over 20 years. Adorni's notary appeared again at Comodoro Py: "I am calm". In the same vein, in the halls of the Casa Rosada, they explained that the lawyer confirmed that the apartment on Asamblea Street was purchased via a mortgage in 2014, which was paid off in 2019. They also emphasized that the operation was repeated with the mortgage on the new property for the purchase of the house in the Exaltación de la Cruz country club, but she also used the same mechanism to acquire the property in Miró, with the possibility of canceling the debt after selling the Asamblea property. The explanation from Manuel Adorni's notary regarding the purchase of the official's apartments. On the other hand, they stated that the notary clarified that the mortgages "were signed in the usual way," and that it was she who contacted the people who lent the money for the purchase of the country house. "They did not know each other beforehand," she reaffirmed this morning in an interview with Infobae's streaming service. The official who has been in the eye of the storm in recent weeks is ratified daily by President Javier Milei and the General Secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and is at the forefront of the administration. "Manuel is the face of this government and will continue to be so," specifies an important source with access to the presidential office. In the president's last interview, he again expressed praise, calling him a "wonderful Chief of Staff," after recalling the victory in May that La Libertad Avanza (LLA) achieved in the City of Buenos Aires. In Balcarce 50, they believe the "foam is settling down" and ask to differentiate the judicial case, which they celebrate for its speed to "clarify" the matter, from what they call "media operations." "They accuse him of illicit enrichment, but he would be the biggest idiot in history to put it in his name. Besides, there are no irregularities," discredited them from the ruling party. This morning, Nechevenko appeared before prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita to make some clarifications in the case, after her initial testimony lasted more than two hours. #AgenciaNA. It's a senseless case.
