US EditionMacri Welcomed the Ypf Ruling and Pointed Against the Expropriation of Kirchnerism
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President Javier Milei delivered a speech this Friday on the national network to celebrate the ruling of the United States Justice that overturned the conviction against Argentina for the expropriation of YPF. The president described the decision as “a fact of historical significance” and remarked that he avoided a millionaire payment for the country. During his message, Milei said that the ruling allowed “the sword of Damocles to be removed fro…
Following YPF’s US Justice ruling, Mauricio Macri celebrated with a social media message loaded with political definitions. The post Mauricio Macri celebrated the YPF ruling: “It ended a nightmare that began with Cristina Kirchner” appeared first on The Intransigent.
Former President Mauricio Macri joined the list of leaders who celebrated the ruling that overturned the conviction for USD 16 billion against YPF, with a message that pointed against Cristina Kirchner and highlighted the role that her management played in the claims made to the U.S. Justice. “It ends a nightmare that began with the government of Cristina Kirchner, with an illegal expropriation that was voted against by the PRO deputies and that…
Buenos Aires, March 27 (NA) — Former President Mauricio Macri celebrated the ruling of the U.S. Court of Appeal that overturned the sentence that forced the country to pay about $18 billion and deliver 51% of YPF’s actions, considering that “a nightmare ends” for Argentina. Through a message published on its social networks and to which the Agencia Noticias Argentinas agreed, the PRO leader argued that the situation originated during Cristina Ki…
The space led by former President Macri manfiested that the House took the arguments it had raised in 2017 and other steps decided to ignore.
Through social media, the yellow party argued that the U.S. Justice “took up the arguments” they had raised in 2017 and that “for many years Kirchnerism chose to ignore.” In parallel, Ritondo joined the official criticisms against Kicillof.
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