Adorni submits asset justification in Argentina; TAGSA hosts sign language event in Ecuador

In Argentina, former Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni has submitted a 78-page asset justification to Federal Judge Ariel Lijo. The filing responds to a prosecution requirement questioning 20 points regarding his wealth, including a reported 119% increase in assets and inconsistencies in documentation. Adorni claims his wealth is legitimate, citing nearly $600,000 in savings from cryptocurrency sales in 2017 and 2018. The investigation by prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita highlighted a discrepancy where family expenses allegedly exceeded documented income by approximately 43 million pesos.

In Ecuador, the Guayaquil Airport Terminal (TAGSA) is hosting an event on September 23 to observe International Sign Language Day. The initiative focuses on inclusion and accessibility, featuring interactive experiences to help travelers communicate with deaf and deafblind individuals. The event includes participation from Sonia Margarita Villacrés Mejía, president of the Latin American Federation of Deafblind People and an international activist for disability rights.