Overview
- The Chamber of Deputies will interpellate Chief of Cabinet Guillermo Francos and Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona tomorrow at 2:00 PM regarding the $Libra cryptocurrency scandal.
- This marks the first use of interpelation in Argentina's Congress since 1995, reflecting renewed emphasis on governmental accountability.
- Opposition blocs are pushing to modernize procedural rules to reflect the multiparty structure, including shared questioning time and sequential questions.
- The $Libra scandal began in February when President Milei promoted the cryptocurrency on social media, causing a price spike and crash that harmed thousands of investors.
- A parliamentary commission to deepen the investigation into $Libra will hold its first meeting this Wednesday, with disputes over its leadership already emerging.