TREE NEWS update: An Argentine judge dismissed the criminal investigation into Javier Milei over the LIBRA token scandal, prompting the president to publish a lengthy post on X asking who will compensate him for “one year, eight months and nine days” of damage from what he called lies and slander. Milei said the judiciary had exposed a massive political and media operation aimed at a political coup, and accused opponents of using the case to extort the government over tax liabilities.
Argentina’s Milei Laments LIBRA Scandal After Judge Dismisses Criminal Probe
The dismissal shifts the LIBRA affair from a legal question to a political one, and Milei is already framing the outcome as vindication rather than closure. That matters for how Argentina's government handles scrutiny of crypto-adjacent ventures, and for opponents who now face his counter-accusations of extortion over tax liabilities. Whether the judicial ruling ends the political fight or merely relocates it is the open question, and the compensation demand signals Milei intends to keep the episode alive rather than let it fade.
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