They Accuse Managers of Companies that Are Looking for Oil in Malvinas: What Changes in the Dispute with the United Kingdom?
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Argentina will present new judicial complaints against companies that exploit oil in the vicinity of the Malvinas Islands, informed the government of President Javier Milei on Tuesday, expanding the offensive of Buenos Aires against companies operating in the British overseas territory.
The Government of Javier Milei is scheduled to submit to Congress this week a draft law on the defense of national sovereignty that seeks to extend sanctions against companies that explore or exploit natural resources in the Malvinas without Buenos Aires authorization. But the offensive has already made a new leap on September 15 with the indictment of directors of two oil companies, investigated for crimes that contemplate up to 20 years in pri…
Spokesperson Adrian Ravier announced that the accusation presented last week will be expanded; he did not detail what the companies will be.
The Government announced that it would file new complaints against companies for the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the Malvinas Islands. The announcement was made by the presidential spokesman, Adrian Ravier. The official initially said, at a press conference in Casa Rosada, about the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands: “For our government it is an inalienable conviction. By history and by law the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia Islands and S…
The Executive announced new presentations against companies that it accuses of engaging in hydrocarbon activities without authorization on the Argentine Continental Shelf. It also gave details about the future Integrated Naval Base of Ushuaia. The news The Government will expand the complaint against companies operating in Malvinas was first published in Sin Mordaza.
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chacodiapordia.comThe presidential spokesman, Adrian Ravier, said that Milei’s management “will use all means to sanction companies and individuals that violate Argentina’s sovereignty over the islands.”
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