Recent developments indicate a shift in political dealings concerning the Argentine Football Association (AFA). Minister Mahiques’ policies demonstrate a clear bias favoring AFA officials Tapia and Toviggino. This preferential treatment suggests a close relationship and potential undue influence within the governing body of Argentine football. Critics argue this approach undermines fair practices and accountability within the sport. The extent of these “favors” remains under scrutiny, but their existence is increasingly apparent. This situation raises concerns about the integrity of the AFA and the potential for further politically motivated decisions regarding football in Argentina. The ongoing support from Minister Mahiques signals a continuation of this trend.