[Argentine Opposition Votes to Reopen Investigation into President Milei's LIBRA Scandal] According to a report by Cryptoslate, as cited by Jinse Finance, the Argentine opposition has reopened an investigation into President Javier Milei's role in the LIBRA scandal, seizing on new corruption allegations that have unsettled the government just weeks before the October elections. Despite opposition from Milei's allies, five opposition parties, representing 136 of the 257 members of the House of Representatives, voted to reopen the case. The committee has set a reporting deadline of November 10, a few weeks after Argentine voters head to the polls. The committee was initially established in April but had largely been paralyzed due to bureaucratic and congressional obstacles. It was reactivated on August 28 following leaked audio recordings alleging that Milei and his sister Karina were involved in another bribery scheme.