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Institutional transparency concerns in Argentina
Overview
Martín D’Alessandro, president of the organization Poder Ciudadano, has raised alarms regarding a decline in institutional transparency and anti-corruption efforts in Argentina under the administration of Javier Milei.
D’Alessandro criticized several specific policy directions, including the reduction of courts capable of investigating official corruption and increased spending for intelligence agencies that lacks accountability. He expressed concern over a tax amnesty law, which he argued could facilitate the laundering of undeclared funds by public officials without explanation.
Further criticisms were directed at proposed political reforms, such as lifting limits on private campaign donations. Regarding economic policy, D’Alessandro noted that while excessive regulation fosters corruption, deregulation without sufficient oversight can exploit state weakness. He also cited OECD data indicating that Argentina ranked last among major Latin American economies in receiving foreign direct investment in 2025.
Entities
Argentina · Poder Ciudadano · Martín D'Alessandro · OECD · Martín D’Alessandro
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesPoder Ciudadano warns of institutional decline in Argentina
Poder Ciudadano President Martín D’Alessandro warned of declining institutional transparency and rising impunity in Argentina, citing concerns over corruption investigations and foreign investment levels.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesPoder Ciudadano warns of corruption and transparency decline in Argentina
Poder Ciudadano President Martín D'Alessandro warned of declining transparency and institutional regression in Argentina, criticizing government policies on corruption and electoral financing.
Sources
am.com.mx · centraldenoticiasmadariaga.com · cuestionentrerriana.com.ar · hoydia.com.ar · labrujula24.com · perfil.com · radiomhumahuaca.com.ar