Francisco Jorge Adorni, brother of presidential spokesman manuel Adorni, is consolidating his position within the libertarian power structure. Following his recent appointment by Minister of Defense Luis Petri to lead the Board of the Institute for Financial Aid (IAF)-the agency responsible for military pensions and withdrawals-Adorni has now been positioned as the third candidate for provincial deputy in the eighth electoral section.
“Pancho,” as the presidential spokesman’s brother is known, was initially considered for the top spot on the ballot but was ultimately placed behind Juan Esteban Osaba, political coordinator for Lla and an associate of Sebastián Pareja, and Julieta Quintero Chasman, a current deputy from the PRO party. Nevertheless, Francisco’s entry into the legislature marks a continuation of his political trajectory, mirroring that of his brother Manuel.
The spokesman’s brother entered public service at the outset of the Libertad Avanza administration, initially appointed as an advisor to the Minister of Defense. A Public Accountant and State Employee for over two decades, Francisco Adorni submitted a license request to the Council of the Magistracy of Buenos Aires, where he had been employed since 2003, before transitioning to official administration.
Petri quickly took Adorni under his wing, facilitating a promotion and salary increase within his first month. Amidst fiscal adjustments and widespread state employee layoffs,Petri elevated his advisor to the position of holder
