Facundo Moyano's mysterious lifestyle and the economic revival of a dying union

Facundo Moyano, a prominent union leader, appears to be experiencing a significant economic resurgence, even as the union he represents faces a decline in membership. The former head of the National Federation of Toll Workers (Fecotac) has reportedly moved from his San Telmo residence to a new apartment in the upscale Barrancas de Belgrano neighborhood.

This move comes amid reports that the toll workers' union, which has seen a steady loss of affiliated members, has nonetheless managed to renew its fleet of vehicles and change its headquarters. These developments raise questions about the source of the union's renewed financial capacity and Moyano's personal financial management.

Adding to the intrigue, Moyano is known for his practice of saving money in cash. This habit, coupled with the union's seemingly contradictory financial activities, fuels speculation about the economic situation of both the leader and the organization he leads.