According to the directive of the President of Argentina, the investigative group "achieved the goals set before it" and collected sufficient evidence, as well as data from 12 government agencies, including financial and law enforcement bodies. The document states that the disbandment of UTI is not aimed at obstructing justice and the proceedings related to the Libra memtoken scandal.
Opposition leaders, including Deputy Maria Eugenia Vidal, called Milei's decision disgraceful and accused him of attempting to hide possible connections to insider trading that led to the collapse of the LIBRA coin.