Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni is delivering his first national administration report before Congress amid an ongoing investigation into alleged illicit enrichment involving him and his wife.

In Argentina, the chief of staff has to present a report on the administration to Congress every month between March and November, something those who occupy the post don’t always comply with. 

This means Adorni, who became chief of staff in November, should have presented two reports before this one.

The chief of staff is speaking to the lower house in a session that began at 10.30 on Wednesday. 

At the start of his speech, he said he would detail the reforms carried out by his government, which are taking the country “to a destination of greatness (…) away from the tragic populism” that harmed it.

“There is still a long path to walk, this work is far from being........

© Buenos Aires Herald