US EditionMauricio Pinilla's Bankruptcy Is Decreed: Former Footballer Has Debts of More than $1.6 Billion
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The main creditors of the former footballer are BCI ($682 million), Primus Capital ($514 million) and Banco Santander ($207 million). There is a first auction of Pinilla's assets that is set for February 25th and March 26th at Colliers' offices.
A few hours ago it was announced that Mauricio Pinilla faces a complex financial scenario. The former footballer of La Roja declared bankruptcy, after accumulating a series of millionaire debts. On this, and according to the Fifteenth Civil Court of Santiago, they declared insolvent the athlete, due to obligations that “would go up to $1,670,607,596.” After this, a process of auctioning his assets to settle the debt was opened. On the bankruptcy…
The former striker of the Chilean football team. Mauricio Pinilla goes through one of the most complex moments of his life. After confessing that he suffers from skin cancer. And, moreover, financially after the court decreed his bankruptcy. This after a court determined that he could not cope with a series of financial commitments accumulated in recent years. The situation originated mainly from debts associated with business and private invest…
Former footballer Mauricio Pinilla faces an auction of assets after being declared bankrupt for debts that exceed 1,670 million pesos, affecting his estate.
News Chile Tribunal Declares the Insolvency of Mauricio Pinilla Due to Debts Exceeding $1.67 Billion
The 15th Civil Court of Santiago declared bankrupt the former footballer of the Chilean team, Mauricio Pinilla, due to debts close to $1.67 billion after several failed businesses, reports BioBioChile. The information was published by newspaper La Tercera, where they indicate that the judicial process began following a lawsuit filed by businessman Samy Yagoda, to whom Pinilla owed $300 million. This debt originated from the impact of the lease o…
The former football player Mauricio Pinilla is facing a complicated economic scenario. The 15th Civil Court of Santiago declared the bankruptcy of the former footballer for a debt that is around $1.67 billion. The information was published by Pulso, everything began after businessman Samy Yagoda sued Pinilla, since he owed him $300 million for the lease of a property, and requested his declaration of bankruptcy. However, it is not the only outst…
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