The head of the Organization of American States made almost three dozen work trips with a female staffer with whom he maintained a long-running intimate relationship, according to travel records uncovered by The Associated Press.
Almagro, through a spokesman, declined an AP request for an interview and didn’t explain why the two made so many work trips together, but denied wrongdoing.
In online bios as well as in photos with Almagro as recently as a year ago, some of them posted to the OAS’ social media accounts, the woman is described as an “adviser” or sometimes “head adviser” to the secretary general. The woman, who is not being named at the request of the OAS, has been on unpaid leave at her request since June, according to the OAS. She did not respond to AP requests for comment.
But the couple – whose relationship Almagro says has since ended -- appear to have made their last trip together in February 2022 to New Haven, Connecticut, for a Latin American leadership event at Yale University.Espariz declined to explain why Almagro did not file travel reports from 2020 and 2021, and whether there were additional trips with the woman.
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