Argentine President Javier Milei denies promoting failed LIBRA memecoin
Argentine President Javier Milei claims he didn’t “promote” the LIBRA token — as fraud lawsuits filed against him have claimed — arguing instead that he merely “spread the word” about it.
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Argentine President Javier Milei claims he didn’t “promote” the LIBRA token — as fraud lawsuits filed against him have claimed — arguing instead that he merely “spread the word” about it.
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