US EditionExabrupt of a Minister of Kicilof Against Javier Milei After Ypf's Ruling
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Buenos Aires, 28 March (NA) – Buenos Aires Minister Carlos Bianco, Axel Kicillof’s right-hand man, described President Javier Milei as “mental disturbance”, after he questioned Cristina Kirchner and the governor of Buenos Aires for having promoted the nationalization of YPF in 2012. The insults occurred during a radio interview, after the decision of the Court of Appeals of New York to annul the first instance ruling against Argentina for the ex…
The Buenos Aires governor celebrated the decision, defended the expropriation and pointed against the speech of President Javier Milei. Also spoke the former president Cristina Kirchner. By: Jorgelina Naveiro@jornaveiro Horas after the ruling was known that overturned the millionaire sentence for the establishment of YPF, the Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicilof went out to support the judicial decision, demanded the process ... After the ruling b…
The former Minister of the Economy put up with the president, after which he called him "useless" because he considered that YPF's statization was carried out incorrectly in 2012. The post Kicilof blew Milei: «Go with that Mamluk of YPF, recovered by a decision of Cristina» appeared first on The Intransigent.
After the U.S. Justice ruled in favor of Argentina in the YPF case—backing the expropriation carried out during the government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and curbing the sentence of Judge Loretta Preska who intended to impose a payment of 18 billion dollars—the entry failed by YPF: Kicilof ridicules Milei and collapses her libertarian speech was first published on INFO135.
The public agenda was convulsed this Friday morning with the ruling of the Justice of the United States in favor of Argentina annulling the sentence of first instance that forced the Argentine State to pay more than $16 billion, after the expropriation of the oil company, in 2012. This was ordered by the Appeals Chamber of the Second Circuit of New York. The issue renewed the crosses between Kirchnerism and the national government. With the acco…
The former Minister of Economy and current Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicilof celebrated the YPF ruling and attacked President Javier Milei for his criticisms of statehood, warning that “it was not a question of attacking me, but of questioning a sovereign decision and of defending foreign interests.” For the provincial president, “the U.S. Justice failed in favor of YPF and leaves in evidence years of lies. In the end, it was a story driven by …
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