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More Disclosures in the $Libra Case Complicate Milei and Cast Doubt on the Prosecutor's Work
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“I can die in prison,” said Cristina Kirchner in mega-judgment for corruption in Argentina Argentinian Gendarme Nahuel Gallo denounces “psychological torture” in Venezuela’s jailNew revelations arising from Mauricio Novelli’s mobile phone expert, the Argentine businessman who contacted President Javier Milei with the main promoter of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA, contradict the version of the events that the president gave after the scandal and rai…
There is growing evidence that the Argentine president was aware that an initiative that helped promote was a million-dollar scam.
The new evidence refutes the lack of knowledge alleged by the president and rekindles the cryptocurrency scandal.
A moment as unexpected as it was uncomfortable was lived in the Polish program at the Bar, led by Mariano Iúdica, when a musical parody about the $LIBRA scandal dislocated one of those present. It all happened when humorist Álvaro Navia released an adapted version of a classic Nino Bravo, with a lyrics full of irony about the cryptic scam by which the same president is being investigated. But while the general climate was humorous, there was a r…
In the middle of the debate in the upper House, Martín Soria and Juliana Di Tullio linked the head of state with an alleged crypto scam and spoke of illegal payments; from the government they asked to let the justice system act. The senators of Union for the Homeland (UxP) Martín Soria and Juliana Di Tullio attacked on Wednesday against President Javier Milei, who they described as a “serial swindler” following the latest findings of the $LIBRA …
The Senate of the Nation held its first session this Wednesday in the ordinary period, where they entered the documents of military, diplomats and judges. From the opposition, they took advantage of the meeting to charge the government for the scandals of the week: the news in the cause of the scam with the cryptocurrency $LIBRA; and the spread of a trip on a private flight of the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, to Punta del Este and the presence…
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