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Family of 12-Year-Old Activist Appeals Ruling Letting Milei Keep X Repost

The filing urges the La Plata appeals court to reverse Judge Alberto Recondo’s finding that the repost was private speech.

Javier Milei / Ian Moche
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Alberto Recondo, Juez federal de La Plata. Captura

Overview

  • Judge Alberto Recondo rejected the amparo on August 18, holding that Javier Milei’s June 1 repost did not constitute a state act or a direct attack on Ian Moche.
  • The ruling treated Milei’s verified @JMilei account as personal in this instance and said ordering deletion would amount to impermissible prior censorship, assigning case costs to the family.
  • The appeal asks the Cámara Federal de La Plata to void the decision, compel deletion of the post, and bar similar future publications from the presidential account.
  • The contested repost amplified a third-party message with photos of Ian and included Milei’s criticism of journalist Paulino Rodrigues, which the judge said was the true target of the remark.
  • Ian’s family reports online harassment and doxxing after the repost, their lawyers have warned they may seek suspension of Milei’s X account, and Ian has been advised to stay off social media for now.