Argentina's corruption watchdog has given President Javier Milei a clean slate in the LIBRA crypto scandal, ruling that his controversial post was made in a personal capacity—not as an official act. In other words, they’re saying he wasn’t wearing his "president hat" at the time, so no foul play.

Editor’s Note: For Milei’s critics, this might feel like a technicality—after all, it’s hard to separate a sitting president’s personal and public personas. But for his supporters, it’s a win that keeps a major scandal off his record. Either way, it’s a reminder of how blurry the lines can get when leaders mix personal opinions with their high-profile roles.