LIBRA case judge asks Argentina's central bank to revoke confidentiality of president's bank accounts; Mile and his sister refuse to attend hearing

Foresight News report, according to local media Pagina12, the federal judge María Servini handling the LIBRA token case has requested the Argentine Central Bank to revoke the bank account confidentiality privileges of President Milei and his sister Karina Milei. It is alleged that Karina Milei had contact with some Libra co-founders before the token's launch. Judge Servini had previously ordered the freezing of financial assets of three Libra memecoin co-founders and stated that prosecutors are examining video evidence involving the mother and sister of one of the co-founders, who allegedly emptied bank safe deposit boxes the day after Milei promoted the token. Additionally, the president and his sister have refused to attend mediation hearings, which may trigger civil litigation. The summons was issued by an Argentine lawyer representing 25 foreign and domestic victims.