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The 2000 congressional bribery scandal in Argentina was a scandal involving allegations of corruption that took place in Argentina in April 2000. The scandal traces its origins to Fernando de la Rúa, the president at that time, introducing a bill to the National Congress to reduce corporation costs, which was approved and officially became Law 25,250 on 11 May 2000. Following the passing of the law, however, it was investigated whether de la Rua's government, which belonged to the Radical Civic Union party, bribed senators of the Justicialist Party for their support in passing the law. As a result of the scandal, the law became known as the "Banelco Law", after an ATM network allegedly utilized in the bribery scheme.
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