Argentine judge clears Milei and 10 others in LIBRA case, finding no criminally relevant deception

According to The Block, an Argentine judge has cleared Argentine President Javier Milei along with ten other individuals of criminal liability in connection with a case involving the LIBRA token. The decision came after a ruling spanning roughly sixty pages.

The judge determined that Milei’s public post promoting the LIBRA token did not, by itself, constitute fraud or involve criminally relevant deception under applicable legal standards. No finding of criminal wrongdoing was made based on that single action alone.

The case centered on regulatory and legal scrutiny of the token’s promotion. The ruling addresses only the specific claim related to Milei’s post and does not comment on other aspects of the broader investigation or subsequent regulatory actions.