Argentina
Marcela Pagano linked staff departures in Olivos to the firing of Osvaldo Sosa
The deputy shared her version on X about the changes at the presidential residence. According to Perfil, she attributed the episode to the removal of the Olivos administrator and pointed to people in Karina Milei's circle.
Marcela Pagano once again criticized Javier Milei’s government and this time referred to the situation at Quinta de Olivos, where in recent days staff dismissals and the transfer of control to Casa Militar became known.
According to Perfil, the deputy posted a thread on X during the early hours of Saturday in which she said the origin of the conflict was the departure of Osvaldo Sosa, whom she identified as the administrator of the residence and Belén Agudiez’s brother-in-law.
Still according to what was published by Perfil, Pagano said that Sosa remained linked to the Agudiez family catering business while holding that position in Olivos. In that line, she also mentioned Foggia and Mara Gorini, whom she described as close to Karina Milei.
The legislator also shared, according to that outlet, a personal accident policy dated March 1, 2024, which she linked to Analía Agudiez, Sosa, Gorini, Marcelo Dionisio and Foggia Group. Based on that documentation, she argued that Gorini would have remained tied to that firm despite her entry into the Rosada.
In her post, Pagano also cast doubt on the destination of meat purchases made for Olivos and said the mass firing of workers would have served to cover up the fact that, in reality, Milei had only fired Sosa. She closed her thread with a promise to continue with new revelations.
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