In the video, Santiago Caputo, a collaborator of the program, is seen interrupting the conversation between Viale and Milei to prevent the president from addressing topics that could harm him legally.

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A video that circulated on social media shortly after the conclusion of an interview between journalist Jonatan Viale and Argentine President Javier Milei has sparked a new wave of controversy.

The recording suggests that the interview was edited and designed to shield the president from potential legal complications related to the controversial $LIBRA cryptocurrency.

In the video, Santiago Caputo, a collaborator of the program, is seen interrupting the conversation between Viale and Milei to prevent the president from addressing topics that could harm him legally.

This incident has led many to question the impartiality of the media and its role in protecting political figures.

The scene confirms that the interview was not a genuine interrogation but rather a carefully orchestrated setup to protect Milei. It was a staged performance agreed upon with the government, aimed at ensuring the president would not be forced to answer questions about his involvement in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency scam.

The video exposed the agreement between the ruling party and the program to censor any uncomfortable questions. However, despite these efforts, the president failed to dispel doubts, and his explanations appeared even more inconsistent.

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