Argentine lawyers file complaint with US DOJ, FBI amid LIBRA fallout
A group of Argentine lawyers has filed a complaint with the US DOJ and FBI that points to the protagonists behind the LIBRA token and asks for President Javier Milei to be investigated.
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A group of Argentine lawyers has filed a complaint with the US DOJ and FBI that points to the protagonists behind the LIBRA token and asks for President Javier Milei to be investigated.
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