MANUEL ADORNI en el congreso: "No cometí ningún delito y voy a probarlo en la Justicia" | La Voz

"They've drawn the wrong conclusions. I didn't commit any crime, and I'm going to prove it in court." That phrase sums up Manuel Adorni's speech in Congress, which began shortly after 10:45 a.m. this Wednesday and lasted for more than an hour. The Chief of Staff delivered his management report, as promised. He did so amidst a scandal surrounding the origin of his wealth and an economic situation affecting much of the country. None of that seemed to matter, because Adorni was greeted with applause by party members, President Javier Milei, and almost his entire cabinet, seated in the central gallery. Adorni sat before the members of Congress and more than a hundred guests, including ministers, officials, and senators. Thus, the Chief of Staff broke his silence in a high-voltage briefing that closely resembled a legislative assembly. The official had arrived early, amidst a tight security operation led by the Presidential Guard and coordinated with staff from the Chamber of Deputies. Later, Milei arrived to offer his support. In that context, Adorni began a lengthy speech in which he reviewed the actions taken by the national government. Subscribe to LA VOZ:    / @lavozcomar   See more content at: https://www.lavoz.com.ar/ Follow us on: Facebook:   / lavoz.com.ar   Twitter:   / lavozcomar   Instagram:   / lavozcomar   Malvinas, Milei, Presidency, Nation, Speech, Karina Milei, Javier Milei, Manuel Adorni, Congress, Chamber of Deputies, La Libertad, Advances, Libra, $Libra, Chief of Staff, Presidential Spokesperson, Spokesperson, New York, New York, Punta del Este, Travel, Expenses, Chamber of Deputies, Complaints, Assets, Corruption, Anti-Corruption Office, Government of Argentina, Bettina Angeletti, Argentina Week, Ariel Lijo