Milei Threatens Journalists Over $LIBRA Probe, Cites 'Coup-Like Aims'
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Argentina's National Academy of Journalism and ADEPA have publicly condemned President Javier Milei's verbal attacks on journalists, which have escalated to include a death threat. The organizations frame this as institutional violence undermining democratic norms. The incident reflects a pattern of escalating presidential rhetoric against the press, with potential implications for press freedom and political stability.
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Argentine federal courts have acquitted President Javier Milei and his sister Karina Milei in the LIBRA cryptocurrency fraud case, ruling his promotional tweet was private and dismissing charges. This legal victory has been followed by a significant escalation in Milei's rhetoric against journalists investigating the case, including death threats and accusations of 'coup-like aims.' The legal decision is subject to appeal, and political opposition continues to challenge the ruling.
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