Argentinian opposition is preparing to confront Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni. A deputy from the Buenos Aires province stated that the opposition will act in coordination to prevent Adorni from using the session for political battle. "We have to be synchronized," he noted. The deputy warned that Adorni would likely try to polarize the debate, but the opposition will not fall for the provocations. Recalling a past conflict with Minister Guillermo Francos, he emphasized the importance of maintaining composure and applying methodical pressure. "Sometimes less is more. We have to arm ourselves with a code of conduct and copy what we did with Francos," he said. The opposition plans not to attack him all at once but to act in a coordinated manner to prevent Adorni from shifting attention from his accusations to reciprocal attacks. "If he steers the conversation towards management, he is dead," the deputy concluded. He also left a stern warning: "If Adorni is prosecuted, I already have a draft request to remove him from office."
