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Argentina court dismisses Milei in $LIBRA case, critics cite gaps

An Argentine court dismissed President Javier Milei, his sister Karina, and nine others from the $LIBRA cryptocurrency case, citing insufficient evidence. Critics argue the investigation excluded witness testimony and plaintiff input, leaving key questions unresolved. The ruling removes immediate legal pressure on the president but may fuel political opposition.

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Source credibility0.3

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#libra #cryptocurrency #milei #argentina #legal #corruption

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activeJusticePolitics4m ago

Argentina — 93 developments

→ stable·35 signals·AR, GB, US +4Score 4.5

activeJusticePolitics6h ago

Milei Acquitted in LIBRA Case Amid Escalating Anti-Press Rhetoric

Argentine courts acquitted President Javier Milei in the LIBRA cryptocurrency case, ruling his promotional tweet was a private act. This legal resolution for Milei coincides with a significant escalation in his rhetoric against journalists investigating the case, including threats and accusations of 'coup-like aims', drawing condemnation from journalism bodies. The legal outcome is confirmed, but the broader implications for press freedom and political stability remain uncertain.

↑ escalating·↓4 signals·ARScore 4.3