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Libra token scandal: what is known one year after Milei’s post
One year after Argentine President Javier Milei posted on X promoting the $Libra crypto token —and later deleted the message— the episode remains under legal and political scrutiny, with proceedings in Argentina and civil claims in the United States still active.
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Economy
- Brazil coffee exports fall 31% in January, Cecafé says
- UK appoints Cost of Living Champion to help poorest families and their energy bills
- Argentina faces ARS 10 trillion maturities as Treasury sets Feb. 11 debt auction menu
- Argentina regulates ‘Inocencia Fiscal’ to bring ‘mattress dollars’ into the banking system
Energy & Oil
- US lifts key curbs on Venezuelan oil, clearing Repsol and other majors to operate
- US signals easing of energy restrictions after energy secretary’s Caracas visit
- Cuba tells airlines it will run out of jet fuel as of Monday, deepening energy crisis
- Paraguay courts AI data centers and green hydrogen with discounted power rates
Agriculture
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- Brazil coffee exports fall 31% in January, Cecafé says
- FAO word food commodity prices declined in January 26 for fifth month running
- Uruguay’s farm sector warns low dollar threatens jobs as peso strength squeezes exports
Environment
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- January ranks as fifth warmest globally despite severe cold spells, Copernicus says
- Argentine scientists film rare “giant phantom jelly” measuring about 11 meters in the South Atlantic
- Argentina probes alleged pollution and abuse claims at key Antarctic outpost
Entertainment
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- Argentina’s tax and customs agency complaint targets national football federation over fake invoices
- Falklands Sports Council launches competition to design Glasgow Games Baton
- Rio’s Carnival Kicks Off with 462 Street Parades and 6 Million Expected Attendees
