Argentine President Javier Milei published a lengthy post on X after an Argentine judge dismissed a criminal investigation tied to the earlier LIBRA token scandal, according to Odaily. In the statement, Milei said he had endured "one year, eight months, and nine days" of lies, smears, and defamation aimed at damaging his reputation and honor. He said the judiciary had once again put the matter in its proper place and described the episode as a large-scale political and media operation intended to undermine the authority of the presidency for what he called a political coup purpose. Milei also said the lawsuit had been politically exploited by some opposition factions and by other forces, including the La Nacion group and its associates, which he accused of using the case to pressure the government in exchange for avoiding tax liabilities. He went on to name several journalists, including Hugo Alconada Mon, Carlos Pagni, Paulino Rodrigues, Natalia Volosin, and Novaresio, and asked who would answer for what he called the garbage they had spread. He ended the post by saying that truth always prevails in the end.
Odaily reported that Argentine President Javier Milei published a lengthy post on X after an Argentine judge dismissed a criminal investigation related to the earlier LIBRA token scandal, bringing the matter to a close for now.
In the post, Milei wrote: "Now who will compensate me for the one year, eight months, and nine days of lies, slander, and defamation that I have suffered, with the sole purpose of staining my good name and honor?"
He said the judiciary had once again put the matter back in its proper place and described the episode as a "large-scale political and media operation" whose only goal was to damage the authority of the presidency for what he called a "political coup" purpose. Milei added that he celebrated the normal functioning of republican institutions and a judicial system that, in his words, was not dragged down by "the clown show of the usual operators."
Milei also said the lawsuit had been politically exploited. He said it was used not only by certain factions of the opposition, which he claimed believed they could bring down his administration and restore their privileges, but also by other forces, including the La Nacion group and its associates, which he accused of using the issue to pressure the government in exchange for avoiding tax obligations.
He went on to criticize several journalists by name, including Hugo Alconada Mon, Carlos Pagni, Paulino Rodrigues, Natalia Volosin, and Novaresio. Milei wrote: "Now who will answer for all the garbage you spread? The truth always prevails in the end. Long live freedom, damn it...!!!"
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