Argentina's judiciary has suspended a decree issued by President Javier Milei that eliminated a public holiday for state employees, known as the Day of the Public Servant. The suspension was ordered by Judge Moira Fullana and upheld by the Federal Chamber of San Martín, reflecting judicial resistance to Milei's efforts against what he terms the "cult of statism." Meanwhile, political tensions continue as journalist Julia Mengolini has filed legal complaints against Milei, accusing him of threats, glorification of crime, and alleged embezzlement amid the circulation of AI-generated explicit videos falsely depicting her. Mengolini also addressed the Congress's Women and Diversity Commission, calling for regulation of artificial intelligence technologies. Additionally, the Federal Chamber of San Martín ordered the release of Eva Mieri, a Kirchnerist councilor detained for throwing manure at the home of opposition figure José Luis Espert. In another judicial matter, a judge accepted a complaint by Ian Moche against Milei for labeling him "ultrakirchnerista" from an official account, with the judiciary awaiting a response from the president.