According to presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni, private conversations of Karina Milei and other Executive officials were recorded, which were manipulated and selectively disseminated with the aim of causing political damage.
The aim is to determine whether these journalists are responsible for the illegal recordings of Karina Milei at the Casa Rosada
According to presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni, private conversations of Karina Milei and other Executive officials were recorded, which were manipulated and selectively disseminated with the aim of causing political damage.
"The government filed a complaint with the Federal Judiciary regarding an illegal intelligence operation intended to destabilize the country during the electoral campaign. Private conversations of Karina Milei and other officials were recorded, manipulated, and disseminated to put pressure on the Executive Branch. This was not a leak. It was an illegal, planned, and targeted attack. End," Adorni explained in a post on X.
Days earlier, Adorni had also commented on his X account about the leaked audio recordings: "Regarding the alleged audio recordings of Karina Milei: if they are genuine, we are facing an unprecedented scandal. It would be the first time in Argentine history that an official is recorded inside Casa Rosada."
He added: "The dissemination of these audio recordings, 10 days before the Buenos Aires province election, confirms that everything that has been happening is an orchestrated and planned disinformation operation, with the clear objective of destabilizing the government and maliciously influencing the electoral process."
National Security Minister, Patricia Bullrich, requested that the judiciary search the Kirchnerist journalists Jorge Rial and Mauro Federico for the dissemination of illegal audio recordings of the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, at Casa Rosada, since they could be responsible for the clandestine recordings.
The search request comes after the Federal Judiciary ordered the immediate cessation of the dissemination of the audio recordings that were illegally recorded of Karina Milei, since "this constitutes a serious violation of institutional privacy and not a case of freedom of expression."
Meanwhile, Javier Milei's government filed a complaint with the Federal Judiciary against what it defined as "an illegal intelligence operation" aimed at destabilizing the country during the electoral campaign, just days before the elections in Buenos Aires province.