Overview
- The Argentine Chamber of Deputies has formed a 28-member commission to investigate the alleged $LIBRA cryptocurrency fraud.
- An initial vote to elect the commission's president ended in a 14–14 tie between candidates Sabrina Selva (Unión por la Patria) and Gabriel Bornoroni (La Libertad Avanza).
- The leadership decision will now be resolved in a full House session scheduled for the week of May 12.
- The commission has a three-month administrative mandate to gather evidence, request testimonies, and seek international cooperation, but it lacks judicial powers.
- The investigation into $LIBRA is part of broader congressional scrutiny of President Javier Milei’s administration, which faces mounting political and legal challenges.