Argentine Judge Drops Charges Against President Milei in $LIBRA Crypto Case
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An Argentine court acquitted President Javier Milei in the LIBRA cryptocurrency scandal, ruling that his promotional tweet was made in a private capacity as an economist, not as President. The ruling narrows the legal exposure of the presidency but leaves the underlying regulatory and market-integrity questions unresolved. The decision is likely to be appealed, and its political fallout may persist.
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Argentine courts have acquitted President Javier Milei and co-defendants in the LIBRA cryptocurrency case, ruling his promotional tweet was private. Concurrently, Milei has significantly escalated his rhetoric against journalists investigating the case, including threats and derogatory remarks, raising concerns about press freedom. The legal outcome is subject to appeal, and political fallout from both the acquittal and Milei's attacks on the media is ongoing.
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