Senator Galmarini and Massa flew to Barbados on private Gulfstream G‑500
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- Senator Malena Galmarini said she and Sergio Massa traveled to Barbados in August on a private Gulfstream G‑500 owned by businessman Francisco De Narváez.
- The flight’s operational cost was reported at about US$400,000 and the party included Andrés Ceriani, Daniel Guerra and Andrea González Iturbe; the return trip stopped in Asunción, Paraguay and Montevideo before reaching Argentina. Lilia Lemoine filed a complaint in August at UFI N°2 La Plata to investigate who contracted and paid for the aircraft, whether the benefit was linked to Galmarini’s senatorial role and if the use violated public ethics rules, accusing her of potential favoritism while she headed the state water company AySA.
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