Javier Milei wins senate votes despite memecoin scandal

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Javier Milei wins senate votes despite memecoin scandal

Libertarian secures electoral reform after his most difficult week since becoming Argentina’s president

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Different users pointed out that since Monday 10 they knew that the President was going to launch a cryptocurrency.The group of 50 crypto billionaires who would have received the news for a snitch near Hayden Davis.

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Javier Milei's memecoin scandal

The president of Argentina is facing legal action and calls for his impeachment after he promoted cryptocurrency on social media.Javier Milei's controversial post "caused a political firestorm", said The New York Times, with opponents describing him as a "crypto scammer". 'Rug pull' On Friday, Milei, a former private sector economist, posted on X about the $LIBRA coin which he promised would help fund small businesses and start-ups.He shared a l…

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Javier Milei is numbered. His involvement in the billion dollar memecoin fraud LIBRA is becoming more and more political – with consequences for the crypto market. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO

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Argentina's Senate hands Javier Milei a win amid crypto rug pull scandal

Argentina’s Senate voted Thursday to scrap primary elections, delivering a major legislative victory to President Javier Milei just as he faces intense scrutiny over his role in a crypto rug pull that wiped $4.6 billion from the market last weekend. Senators voted 43 in favour and 20 against, with six abstentions, to cancel this year’s primary elections. Argentina’s unusual system obliges all parties to hold simultaneous primaries a few months b…

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The speech of the Argentine president Javier Milei in Davos strategically placed social movements as diseases. He wants to return and return to the fight against feminisms... why?