A judge clears President Javier Milei and his sister, Karina Milei, of alleged crimes connected to the $LIBRA cryptocurrency case after finding the evidence insufficient to establish fraud. The decision follows the prosecutor’s position that the claims could not be substantiated.

Both outlets report that the court dismisses allegations not only against the Milei siblings but also against additional defendants. The reasoning, as described in the coverage, centres on the lack of proof that the collapse of the token and investor losses amount to fraud. The judge sides with prosecutor Eduardo Taiano, who asks for the case to be dismissed.

The two stories align closely in the outcome and the broad justification, with the Buenos Aires Times adding that nine other defendants are included in the dismissal. The Buenos Aires Herald emphasizes the clearing of Milei and his sister, while the Buenos Aires Times frames the ruling as a broader court decision affecting multiple accused parties.