An Argentine judicial authority has officially dismissed a criminal complaint filed against President Javier Milei, his sister Karina Milei, and the individual responsible for creating the LIBRA cryptocurrency token. The legal proceedings were initiated following allegations of potential financial misconduct or fraud associated with the promotion and distribution of the digital asset.

While the specific details of the judge's reasoning for the dismissal remain limited in public reports, the court's decision effectively clears the President and his associates of the criminal charges brought against them in this matter. The LIBRA project had previously faced scrutiny regarding its marketing practices and its relationship with the Argentine political figures involved. The dismissal marks a significant legal victory for the administration, which has faced various challenges since taking office. The case highlights the ongoing tension between local regulatory bodies and the growing, often unregulated, cryptocurrency sector within Argentina. As of now, no further appeals or follow-up investigations have been announced by the prosecution, suggesting the matter is considered closed by the judiciary.