The opposition leader reconstructed how Javier Milei changed his mind on a deal that was not being finalized, which was decisive for him. According to his account, the alleged mechanism of illegal fundraising took place at the Four Seasons hotel in Buenos Aires, with the president's sister, Karina Milei, as a protagonist. To prove this, it is required that Judge María Romilda Servini de Cubría acts quickly and requests the seizure of the cell phones of all of Milei's advisors present at the transaction, including Karina.
"I am convinced that there was a level of coordination related to an economic transaction, probably related to the electoral campaign," said Juan Grabois. The latter believes that Milei should no longer be president of Argentina and supports the idea of initiating a political trial against him. However, he points out that the final decision depends on the vote of macrismo.
In the midst of the controversy, Juan Grabois suggested to Javier Milei to resign from his position if he has dignity, as he accuses him of being a participant in a scam. For the social activist, Milei does not understand that his presidential office entails an ethical behavior that obliges him not to commit crimes. In his opinion, the Libra case is the blow that PRO needed to prevent "La Libertad Avanza" from taking power away from Mauricio Macri.
According to Grabois, Milei should resign to avoid becoming a political puppet of the macrista mafia, and his permanence in office will depend on whether PRO decides to support him or subject him to a political trial. Regarding Milei's legal responsibility in the Libra scandal, Grabois insists that it is "proven," considering the facts as criminal.
