Argentine President Javier Milei responded to a court ruling dismissing criminal charges against him and his sister Karina Milei in the LIBRA cryptocurrency case, demanding compensation for reputational damage suffered over "one year, eight months, and nine days." Milei accused political and media actors of orchestrating a "coup-like" operation aimed at undermining the presidency.
The judicial decision formally dropped all criminal investigations related to the LIBRA token scandal. Milei stated that the courts had "righted themselves" and exposed what he characterized as a massive coordinated effort involving misinformation, defamation, and insults directed at him and his family. He specifically named several journalists in his critique of the media coverage surrounding the case.
Argentina's Milei Demands Compensation After LIBRA Case Charges Dismissed
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