Buenos Aires, Argentina — An Argentine federal court on Friday, October 23, closed the $LIBRA cryptocurrency case, dismissing a complaint against President Javier Milei and ten other suspects in a ruling that the opposition and the scheme’s alleged victims strongly criticized, claiming it reflected an alleged exchange of favors between the government and the judges assigned to investigate it.

But the last word may yet have been spoken. Amid the backlash against the decision, another prosecutor specializing in government corruption cases asked the judge to allow the investigation to continue, arguing that there was still evidence to be examined.

Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi had ended the…