Overview
- The opposition leader says the government's response to his information request reported no entry of the funds in the National Treasury.
- He argues Argentine law requires such prize money received by a president to be registered as national patrimony.
- Milei has said the award was donated to foundations to support initiatives against terrorism and antisemitism.
- Grabois alleges the money went to a “fake” U.S. foundation and also implicates Karina Milei in the complaint.
- Milei received the Genesis Prize in June; Grabois says he will file the case this week, and no court determination has been reported during the election campaign.