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TRX Argentine judge dismisses LIBRA criminal case against Milei and 10 others
An Argentine judge dismissed the criminal case over the LIBRA token against President Javier Milei and 10 others, finding no criminally relevant deception, according to The Block and The Defiant. The Block reports the 60-page ruling concluded Milei's post promoting LIBRA did not by itself establish fraud. The Defiant says the ruling also covers Karina Milei and Hayden Davis, and that a New York investor class action was separately dismissed in September.
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- 2 independent sources (The Defiant, The Block), but no primary confirmation
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What the sources claim
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An Argentine judge cleared Milei and 10 others in the LIBRA case, finding no criminally relevant deception.
“Argentine judge clears Milei and 10 others in LIBRA case, finding no ‘criminally relevant deception’”
The Block -
The judge's 60-page ruling held that Milei's post promoting LIBRA did not by itself establish fraud.
“the judge's 60-page ruling concluded Argentine President Javier Milei's post promoting the LIBRA token did not, by itself, establish fraud”
The Block -
An Argentine judge dismissed the LIBRA criminal case against Milei and 10 others.
“Argentine Judge Dismisses LIBRA Criminal Case Against Milei and 10 Others”
The Defiant -
The ruling also covers Karina Milei and Hayden Davis.
“The ruling also covers Karina Milei and Hayden Davis.”
The Defiant -
A New York investor class action was separately dismissed in September.
“A New York investor class action was separately dismissed in September.”
The Defiant
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