Argentina’s animal-health agency SENASA is facing questions over its dealings with a private software company linked to an official traceability platform. LA NACION investigated the company after it offered private services tied to the government system. Responding to a public-information request, SENASA distanced itself from the company’s actions and withheld names. The agency has already spent more than $726 million on the system. That gap between SENASA’s distance from the company and its own expenditure is at the center of the dispute. LA NACION’s published material did not explain the full contract history or the company’s precise role. It also did not break down how the $726 million was spent.