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Judge says no crime in crypto case involving President Milei

Judge says no crime in crypto case involving President Milei

A judge in Argentina has stopped an investigation into President Javier Milei. The case was about a digital coin that lost value. The judge said it was not a crime.

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Noun
The highest-ranking executive in a company or organization.
Noun
Information, documents, or other things that show something is true
Noun
A type of digital money that is not controlled by any government or bank.
Verb
To not work properly or to not succeed.
Noun
An illegal act that is against the law.
Verb
To make something end or stop.
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Part 1: True, False or Not given

A judge closed the police investigation.

The crypto coin made people money.

The president talked about the coin online.

Part 2: Multiple choice

What did the judge say about the events?

Why did the judge close the case?

Part 3: Fill in the blank

The judge said the events were not a  blank.

The president's office said this proves his  blank.

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