LIBRA case against Milei and 10 others dismissed by Argentine judge

An Argentine federal judge has dismissed the LIBRA criminal case against President Javier Milei and 10 other defendants, including his sister Karina and U.S. businessman Hayden Davis, at the prosecutor’s request. Summary Argentina dismissed the LIBRA criminal case against Javier Milei, Karina Milei, Hayden Davis and eight others. A New York judge had separately dismissed the LIBRA class action in September. Challenges over affected investors’ exclusion from the Argentine proceedings remained pending, according to Infobae. Investigators could not establish the contents of Milei’s launch-day calls with Mauricio Novelli. La Nación reported that Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi issued the 60-page decision on Oct. 23 after prosecutor Eduardo Taiano sought the dismissals, with none of the defendants having been called for formal questioning. The ruling covers allegations arising from the February 2025 launch and collapse of LIBRA, a Solana token Milei promoted as a private project supporting Argentine businesses. According to the newspaper, the investigation ended with some evidence-gathering measures incomplete and affected investors excluded from participating as private complainants. ...