Adorni Contradicts Bullrich After Senate Report Suspension: 'I Am Available'

Argentine Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni publicly contradicted Senator Patricia Bullrich, who had suspended his scheduled report to the Senate. Bullrich, a key figure in the ruling party, cited concerns that Adorni would face hours of public criticism and that senators were not genuinely interested in his report.

Adorni, however, posted on social media that he remains available to present his management report on July 2, as required by the National Constitution. This public disagreement highlights internal tensions within President Javier Milei's administration, even with his public support.

The suspension of Adorni's report came after a meeting between Bullrich and opposition leaders. This move also follows an agreement with the "dialoguista" opposition to toughen conditions for demanding official interpellations. The situation puts Adorni, a close ally of President Milei, under scrutiny within the ruling "La Libertad Avanza" party.