The President of Argentina claims to not understand the specific details of the LIBRA project and has deleted the tweet about the LIBRA token
PANews reported on February 15th that a tweet about the LIBRA token previously posted by Argentine President Javier Milei has been deleted. He stated, "A few hours ago, I posted a tweet supporting what is called a private enterprise, just as I have done many times before. However, it's clear that I have no relationship with this company.
I don't know the specific details of this project and after learning more about it, I decided not to promote it anymore (which is why I deleted the tweet). To those despicable individuals in political groups who want to take advantage of this situation to cause harm, let me say this: you are proving every day how low politicians can stoop. This only strengthens my resolve to kick you out."
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