Former Argentine Foreign Minister Diana Mondino has publicly criticized President Javier Milei regarding the $LIBRA case, questioning his intelligence and suggesting possible corruption. Mondino also raised doubts about whether the $LIBRA initiative was a mistake and implied concerns about Milei's mental stability. In response, government spokesman Manuel Adorni condemned Mondino's remarks as "totally unfortunate" and defended President Milei. Meanwhile, opposition forces in the Argentine Congress are seeking to revive and advance the investigation into the $LIBRA case. After several recent defeats for the government in both the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, opposition deputies have taken steps to unblock the investigative commission on $LIBRA, which had been inactive for over four months since its creation. This development indicates increasing legislative pressure on Milei's administration amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the $LIBRA matter.