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Center 40%
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The focus on the lack of evidence to establish a crime and the mention that the Anti-Corruption Office found no illegal acts suggests a more neutral framework. However, the decision to dismiss all defendants, including Javier Milei, may be viewed more favorably from a right-wing perspective. The mention of other investigations suggests that not everything is resolved, adding a layer of uncertainty.
AI summary
Federal Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi dismissed Javier Milei and other defendants in the case concerning the failed cryptocurrency $LIBRA, stating that the investigated actions do not constitute a crime. The ruling is based on a lack of evidence for a legally relevant deception and dismisses allegations of abuse of authority.
This decision means the case could be closed unless an appeal is filed, although other related investigations are ongoing.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El juez federal Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi resolvió este viernes sobreseer al presidente Javier Milei, a la secretaria general de la Presidencia, Karina Milei, y a los demás acusados en la causa por la fallida criptomoneda $LIBRA. El magistrado consideró que los hechos investigados no constituyen un delito.
La decisión también alcanzó a Mauricio Novelli, Manuel Terrones Godoy, Sergio Morales, Hayden Mark Davis, Chyi Haur Peh (Julian Peh), María Alicia Rafaele, María Pia Novelli, Camilo Rodríguez Blanco y Orlando Mellino.
Según la resolución judicial, los sucesos denunciados "no encuadran en una figura legal".
Martínez de Giorgi adoptó la medida luego de que el fiscal Eduardo Taiano solicitara el sobreseimiento de los imputados. De acuerdo con la información difundida, la causa quedaría cerrada si no hay querellantes que apelen la decisión.
La resolución tiene 60 páginas y se apoya en el artículo 336, inciso tercero, del Código Procesal Penal de la Nación, que contempla el sobreseimiento cuando los hechos investigados no constituyen un delito. El fallo todavía puede ser objeto de recursos y su alcance se limita a las actuaciones analizadas por ese juzgado.
La investigación comenzó a partir de denuncias por presuntos hechos de corrupción y una posible estafa vinculada con el lanzamiento de $LIBRA, el 14 de febrero de 2025.
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