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AR·Argentina·2026-06-27

Argentina Cabinet chief resigns over corruption scandal

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Argentine President Javier Milei's Cabinet chief, Manuel Adorni, resigned amid a spiraling corruption scandal.

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news·abcnews.com

Milei's top aide and Cabinet chief resigns over spiraling corruption scandal - ABC News

Milei's top aide and Cabinet chief resigns over spiraling corruption scandal - ABC News # Milei's top aide and Cabinet chief resigns over spiraling corruption scandal Argentine President Javier Milei’s Cabinet chief and close ally, Manuel Adorni, has resigned following a corruption scandal that has roiled the government, undermining its flagship campaign pledge to stamp out endemic graft in the

news·english.elpais.com

Spain’s Supreme Court sentences former Socialist minister Ábalos to 24 years behind bars | Spain | EL PAÍS English

# Spain’s Supreme Court sentences former Socialist minister Ábalos to 24 years behind bars | Spain | EL PAÍS English Author: Reyes Rincón Published: 2026-06-22T13:24:51+02:00 Source: english.elpais.com (english.elpais.com) Language: en ## Story Spain’s Supreme Court sentences former Socialist minister Ábalos to 24 years behind bars | Spain | EL PAÍS EnglishSkip to content _ _ _ _ Reyes Rin

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