Argentina’s Foreign Minister, Diana Mondino (referred to as Quirno in the original text), has walked back claims regarding the funding source of a recent anti-government campaign. President Milei initially asserted that 25% of the campaign’s funds originated from the Brazilian government under Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. However, Mondino now states that the government is "not sure" if Brazil provided financial support. This retraction casts doubt on the original allegations and introduces uncertainty regarding the campaign's financing. The initial claim sparked diplomatic tension between Argentina and Brazil, prompting a strong response from Lula’s administration. The shift in the Argentinian government’s position suggests a potential attempt to de-escalate the situation, or a lack of conclusive evidence supporting the initial accusation. Further investigation is needed to determine the true source of funding for the campaign.

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